Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-01-07
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Personal and Local.
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given by Mr.. Newell to the people who
disturbed the performance by leaving
the house during the last act. Such
conduct on the part OF few is annoy
ing not only to the players, but to the
audience as well, and every one in the
house felt that Mr.. Newell did the
proper thing.
Mrs r. N. Payne has issued invl-
tations to number Of her lady friends
for Monday afternoon in honor of her
sister, Mrs. T. G. Sellew Of Newport,
Ky.
MIR. Carl Lund will leave today for
Ann Arbor, Mich, to resume his stud
les in medicine. He is a member of the
Senior class in the Ann Arbor Medical
College
--Messrs. Charles Faires and Ed
ward Gllnes, statesmen at the Star
Clothing House, have resigned their po-
sitions.
The Board of Associated Charities
will meet Monday evening with Mrs.
George C. Butts, in the Wood building
at the corner of Front and Butler
streets, at the usual hour OF meeting.
Mr.. George Statts this city, who
spent their holidays at his former
home at Dareville, o., returned to Ma
rletta day or two ago. John Hoff and
Watson Britton, who went with Mr..
Hare, have also returned.
DR. Alfred Sturgiss and Miss Mabel
True, both Of Lower Salem, were unit
ed in marriage Saturday by Rev. w. d.
Cherrlngton. DR.. Sturgiss is a son OF
Mr.. ]. w. Sturgiss, of this city. The
bride and groom are both we'll known
and highly esteemed young people and
their many friends extend congratula-
tions.
The Misses Carrie and Amelia
Lauer have returned from Elba, after
spending several days there visiting
friends and relatives.
MIR. Lou Phillips, we'll known oil
man at Elba, was q business visitor in
the city yesterday.
"A. e. Steward, who is doing the
plumbing at the Hotel Norwood, has
moved his family to Fourth and
Greene streets, this city.
Elmer THORNLEY, has gone to Los
Angles, Cal, where he will remain
some months for the benefit of his
health.
George Harness will return to Gin
cinnati tomorrow to continue his work
in Ohio Dental College.
Sheriff John s. McCallisuer has
been confined to the house the past
two days by very severe cold.
Conductor Michael Lavelle, OF the
2. & o. r., returned from Cutler yes
terday where he has been visiting rel
atives for few days. He will be on
his regular run Monday.
George Thompson, who has been
visiting NJ. |. Divers and other friends
at Stewart for a few days, returned
home yesterday.
Deputy U. s. Marshal Harness will
move from Reno to this city tomorrow
Mrs. Mary B. Putnam returned to
Columbus yesterday to resume heI
studies in Mrs. Phelps school.
Misses Helen Curtis and Janet
Lockwood returned yesterday from
Parkersburg. where they have been Wis
iting friends.
IS. NJ. Biddison went to Buchan-
non. w. Va, yesterday on business
trip.
Nv. P. Devore, of Cambridge, was
in the city yesterday on business.
George F. Gale, of Newport, was
calling on friends in the city Saturday
Mr. James w. Young, who has
been experimenting the erection o.
tanks at the Webster Oil Refinery leb
yesterday for his home in Tltusvllle
Pa. He was accompanied by five work
men who assisted him in the work.
j. ]. Mead, of PittSburg. is in the
city to remain over Sunday.
w. r. Keever, of Macksburg, wa!
in town on business yesterday.
David Ducher. of Little Hooking
was visiting friends in the city yester
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Conrad arr
visiting relatives in Belpre over Sun
day.
"A. A. Gallagher District Passenger
Agent of the Missouri Pacific, returned
to Cincinnati yesterday after vlsl
with his brother, Capt. Gallagher
Market street.
The teachers of Marietta township
held their monthly meeting Saturda.
at Sand Hill High School. The attend
ance was fair and a very interesting
session is reported.
Street Commissioner Best had hi
force of men at work yesterday, clean
ing up the weeks accumulation OF mu
on the streets.
-Alonzo Noland, of Decatur town
ship, was locked up by Officer Mile
Yesterday afternoon on tha Charge q