Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-08
The Marietta Daily Leader.
TUESDAY, JANUARY s. 1901.
NEWS NUGGETS.
Personal Paragraphs and Pertinent
10 Points.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 8. 1901.

Max Wolff g-gnt Sunday at his
hcme in Parkerlburg.
Henry Pane, of Rainbow, was
business visitor in the city Monday.
ALBERT Henegar, of Lowell was a
business visitor in the city Monday.
Lee Devol returned to Corning af-
ter spending Sunday at his home up
the Mu2Ikingum.
A daughter was born ito Mr.. and
Mrs. C. s. Cameron. of Second street,
Sunday morning.
MIR. James Lytle has returned
from weeks business and pleasure
trip to Ptttsburg.
Ralph Goodhue has returned from
Darlington, where he spent the past 10
days at his home.
--Mtsls Irene Cooke returned to Co
lumtus Monday to resume here studies
ait the UPhelps school,
Ralph Cummings has returned
from Tilmite, Pa. where she spent the
past month at his home.
MIR. Edward Sprague, a we'll known
resident of Lowell, was greeting Mari"
eta acquaintances Monday.
Dudley Stowe, collector for THE Ma
rietta Transfer Co.. is confined to his
home by an attack of the grippe
-Chas. Beagle left Monday ror Co.
lulmbus, where he expects to take the
state examination of Pharmacy today
Miss Martha Vogel, who has been
the guest of relatives in Canal Dover
for some time returned home Monday
r.. B. Cody and family removed
Monday from this city to Buchannon
w. Va. where they will reside in the
future.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Ellie
Cameron, ON Scammel street.was made
happy by the advent of son Monday
morning.
John w. Neal returned Monday
from Cambridge, where he spent his
vacation and will resume his studie. in
the college.
C. p. Wright, who is employed in
the OIL fields at Chesterhill. returned to
that place Monday after spending sew
e1al days in the city.
Meeting of the Marietta Single
Tax CLUB tonight from o'clock till g.
at Blume's paint shop, 327 Fourth
street Open to the public.
%. B. Greene and ]. Irwin Wilson
will leave this morning for Ada to re-
sume their studies in the pharmaceu-
tical department of the Normal School
Adam. landslide, who resides on
Sixth street, is seriously i'll with a
complication of kidney and bladder
troubles. His recovery is regarded as
very uncertain.
--Ralph Hill expects to- leave to,lay
to resume his studies at the Kenyon
military academy at the conclusion of
a two weeks vacation spent at his
home in the c1,y.
Mccoy Lodge DAUGHTERS of Rebec-
ca, of this city, will issue invitations
for grand ball to be given in the /. o.
o. F. hall ON the West Side on the
evening of january II
MIR. ]. Hinton Carter, the we'll
known novelist who writes under the
nom de plume of Commodore Rolling
pin, arrived in the city from st. Louis
on a visit to relatives.
Mrs. ]. H. Gallaher and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth. left Monday for Delhi.
N. Y. where the latter teaches music.
Mrs. Gallaher will be the guest of her
daughter and friends at DeEhi for some
| time.
Mr.. Milton Callander and family,
of Norwood. Ontario are in the city
the guests of the formers brother. A.
Calender 1t iso Mr.. Calender'S in
tention to remove from his Canadian
home and take up HIS residence in Ma
rietta.
THE prizes which were given
AWAY by the VanDyke & Eaton Co. at
the Audiarium Monday night were won
by the following lucky people: Miss
Flossie Palmer drew tn e$5 prize; d.
w. Dunning was fortunate enough to
secure two maid tickets for the week,
while Ed. French was tine happy re
cipient of 81 in gold