Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-01

Mrs d. r. Carr spent Monday with
friends at Lowell. returning to the
city in the evening.
Mr.. B. B. Cheshire, one of South
olives leading citizens, was in the city
on business Monday.
Rev. Mr.. .E. A. Coil is expected to
arrive today from Cleveland. where he
has been for some time i
u, MIR. James Mineks, an oil producer,
and formerly of Aurelius township,
was in Marietta Monday.
Mr.. Charles Henry, a well known
fruit grower of Coal Run, was in the
city ON business Monday.
Captain r. S. Mason, prominent
citizen of Relief, was a pleasant caller
at the Leader Office Monday.
Mrs. w. T. Morris, of Beverly. is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Washington
Neptune on Fairview Heights.
MIR. and Mrs. F. S. Henry and the
Misses archer left Monday for Wheel
ing to visit friends for some time.
Miss Anna Dewey is spending the
day with her friend. Miss Ollie Mil
Ter, at the latter's home near Reno.
-Messrs. William Forsher and Will
liam Lawrence, of near Rainbow. were
business callers in the city Monday.
Henry Wagner, who has been
spending a week visiting relatives at
Caldwell, returned to the city Monday
night.
Mr.. Frank Mason. who has been
spending few days with his father at
Lowell, returned to the city Monday
morning.
MIR. George w. Mindling, of Bev-
erly, who has been attending school in
this city, made trip home Monday
morning.
The stores will close today at 80
g. I'M. in order to allow their employees
to make list of their New Years
resolutions.
\ Mr.. H. 3. Curry. who has been in
the city on business for several days,
returned yesterday to his home at
Troy, w. Va.
Mr., Dan. Bartlett. who is en-
gagged In the agricultural machinery
business at Beverly, was business Wis
itor in Marietta Monday.
Miss Ora Tilton. of Caldwell, VIII
has been visiting friends near Devols
Dam, came down on the Sonoma,
Monday on her way home.
--Messrs. Ehrhardt and Eddie An
dree, of this city, went to Chillicothe
Monday morning to spend New Years
with their father, Rev. Andree. of that
city.
Mr. and Mrs. A. e. TripD, who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome Hyatt at the Norwood for the
past week, will return today to Indian
apolis.
-Chas. R. Mcclure. who has been
spending the week at his home in the
city, returned to Cincinnati Monday to
resume his studies in the medical
school.
The newly elected officers of Am
erican Union Lodge No. F. and A. NJ
were installed with appropriate cere-
monies at the lodge rooms Monday
evening.
Professor Mark Warren and wife
of Dexter City were in the city Mon
day Prof. Warren is Superintendent
of the Dexter City schools and school
examiner in Noble county.
Both fire departments were called
out twice about / O'Clock Tuesday
by false alarms. The boxes
from which the signals were given are
both situated on the West Side
Mrs. S. e. Dawson left Tuesday
on the Hudson for Point Pleasant at
the conclusion of a visit of several
days duration to her sisters Mrs.
Thomas Walters and Mrs Chesney.
Captain jacob stires and sons.
James and Calvin, of Beverly. were in
the city Monday on their way to West
Virginia. They do large business in
buying furs during the winter season.
wv. d. Penwell. who has been in
Toledo to see his brother. w. T. Pen
we'll, who lis suffering from spinal
troubles, returned to his home in, this
city Monday evening. Mr.. Penwell,
we are pleased to hear, 10 convalescing
All members of Dawes Camp Sons
Of Veterans, are requested TO call on
Quartermaster Frank Shaw Thursday |
TO secure invitation cards which they
iesire to send to their friends for me
and hannllet nayt Mondav /