Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-07-14

from Cairo to spend Sunday.
&C. G. Hopkins ran in from Vincent |
Saturday to attend to business.
Mrs. Mary Allen went to Parkers-
burg Saturday to spend Sunday.
Miss Hattie Beekman Isl visiting |
friends in Marietta and vicinity.
Clyde Russell will leave for At
toona Monday on a business trip.
Work has begun on new cement
pavement before police headquarters.
M. c., c. Campbell, of Fay, o.,
was in the city Saturday on business
H. H. Liken was in from Chester
hill Saturday looking after business in
terests.
Fred Ref moved Saturday from
721 Fifth street to the foot of Mont
gomery.
The members of the d. U. frater-
nifty enjoyed picnic at their hall last
evening.
Prof. G. E. Reed made trip to
Lowell Saturday in the interests of the
College.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cartmell were
expected last evening to visit friends in
the city.
Mrs. w. H. Gibson and daughter,
of Chesterhill, are visiting Mrs. j. w.
Doudna.
W. G. Schnauffer returned from
Cincinnati, where he had been on q
business trip.
Josiah Huntley and wife, who have
been visiting P. l.. Stowe, leave today
for Allegheny.
Judge Russell was brought to his
home at Macarthur Junction for burial
Saturday night.
Mr.. Ed Bostaph, who has been to
Yankeeburg visiting his relatives, re-
turned Saturday.
A. S. Boyer, general secretary of
the Y. NJ. G. A, of Canton, is the
guest of DR.. Roe.
Attorney H. G. Stalden, of Athens,
is in Marietta, calling on friends and
looking after business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. HeckeT and
Miss Laura Palmer spent Saturday af-
ternoon at Teripan Park.
Forest Clymer, cash clerk of the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad, went to Dexter
to visit his parents over Sunday. ~
w. S. Taylor, one of the B.. & o..
rs. w. engineers who have been on a
vacation, returned to work Saturday. (
Misses Nellie and Valerie Kruthof-
fer, of Cincinnati, arrived last evening
to be the guests of Mr.. ]. D. Zimmer7
man.
Mr.. O'Blenness has accepted po-
sition with the Roman G Stone Lum-
ber Co, and expects to move to Park
ersburg. .i~i. - 'rsA ~
| Dan Kauf came down from Colum-
bus to Sunday with friends in the city
Miss Julia O'Blenness returned
Saturday night from visit in Belpre.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown left ov.
Ell the O.. & L. K. Saturday for Han
cock, Col, where Mr.. Brown will en-.
gage in mining.
Miss Fay Smith, who has been Wis
iting here, went to Parkersburg Satur'
day. From there she will go to hel
home at Stewart.
The United States dredge Malta
still continues its work of clearing the
mud from Devols Dam, both above ant
below ,and also is cleaning the lock.
Geo. NJ. Plumer returned Saturda!
from Detroit, where he has been attend
ing the National Teachers Association
Superintendent Williams and wife wen
to Buffalo before returning.
The bill boards are again amoni
us, this time on the Jail lot. The pres
ent boards bear the advertisement o
Harrison Bros show, which will TAX
place July 22 and Forepaugh will b
here on the 26th.
Hon. A. J. Nathen. who was q
+ S. Consul General at Morocco durin
: the Spanish war, arrived Saturday eve
: ming and is the guest of Dr. Nichols
e He will make addresses today in the Y
NJ. G. A, meetings.
It Willard D. Ball, general secretar
$ of the Y. NJ. G. A., of Cincinnati, an
g Geo. B. Lands, state secretary of I'll
n Y. M. G. A., are the guests of Di
3. Hart, of the West Side, and will az
r. dress meetings today.
= -Messrs. Dearth, Ridge, Showaltt
le and Knox, who have been camping G
o the Henderson farm, broke camp ye
j. terday and returned to the city. TT
boys report great deal of fun and se'
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