Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-07-23

tor of Athens, is in town on Business.
F. o. Frost returned Monday from
a visit to Broadwell and djotheF points
Miss Tina PEBBLES andY brother
went TO Athens for couple Of weeks.
Mr.. Titley has gone to his former
home at Butler, Pa, on business trip.
Mr.. Carl Lund is in the city, the
guest of his parents.
d. L. L. Williams, of Mt. Vernon,
is expected today to visit friends in the
city.
Miss Mary Turner started for CALI
polls Monday to be the guest of Miss
Bowie.
Miss Baum returned to duty with
Turner, Ebinger & Co. Monday after a
weeks vacation.
&C. A. Sarber, prominent oil man
of Cleveland will be in the city several
days on business.
w. B. Rogers left Monday night
for Corning where he has business in
terest to attend to.
D. w. Storey, one Of Beverly's
prominent citizens, was in town attend
ing to business Monday.
Andrew Steinhardt. who was re-
ported. to be sick with appendicitis
Sunday is getting better.
MIR W. C.. Clark, of Caldwell, was
in the city looking around and shaking
hands with his old friends
S. P. Sheik expects to leave Thurs
day for Meadeville, Pa, and Chautau-
qua to spend his vacation.
Mr.. Geo. Eyssen and two sons left
for Buffalo Monday morning to visit
the Pan7American Exposition.
Hon. G.. c. Middleswart and wife
left Monday for Buffalo, N. Y, to take
in the Pan-Amerioan Exposition.
i. o. Sullivan, of New York, pipe
line official, is in the city on business
trip, looking after company affairs
&C. D, Bole and wife arrived home
| from Morris, Pa, Monday where they
have been spending short vacation.
Mrs. BARLEY, of Macon. Mo. whose
husband was prosecutor Of Washington
county during the war is visiting j NJ.
Harper.
Mrs. Bahring, of Wyoming, N. j.,
arrived in the city Monday to visit Mrs.
Lewis Suder, of Greene street, her
mother. 4i
DR.. Carl Lund, of Calumet. Mich
igan, arrived Sunday on a VISIT to- his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, G. j. Iund
Fourth street. u n
J. A. Josephy has. returned from
New York and Philadelphia, where he
has been laying in a fall and winter
stock for his store. ns sqss
Mrs. DR.. McKim and daughter
Catharine, returned from Coolville last
evening where they have been for some
daysayisiting relatives. -. 9 !.
r. ~ q, So.
= Mr.. Pierpoint, formerly of this city
but now located at Johnston, o., left
for home Monday, after a visit cf sew
kerai days oa business 51S
Frank Caldwell returned from
Parkerburg Monday, where ne had
been visiting friends and will start to
San Antonio, Texas, next week. y"
The public library receivedsanoth-
Ter consignment of books Monday. It
will soon be removed to the new quart
ers in the High School building.
j. S. Glenn and Geo. Mcclure
prominent oil men of Sistersville, who
have been here on business, returned
! Monday morning to Sistersville.
Carl Stahlman and Earl Stahlman
two of Parkersburgs young society
men, spent, Sunday with Marietta
friends and returned home Monday.
Mrs. George Grafton and son, Don.
passed through the city Monday on
their way from Pittsburg to Beverly
where they are spending the summer.
Mr.. Edwin Meister returned to At
Iantic City where he has been spend
ing his vacation. He shows the effects
of his trip in well Drowned face.
lit is reported on good authority
that Homer Edgar, of Newport town
ship and Clara Shaffer, of Pine Ridge,
are to be married at the brides home
July IS,
Mrs. Richards, accompanied by
Miss Florence Richards, left Sunday
for Columbus, where they will be the
guest of Mr., and Mrs H. g. BOIL for
several weeks,
i The families of Mr. ii -. Ebinge'
and Mr.. NJ. M. Rose, Mrs. Greenway
Miss Blanche Greenway, Helen st.