Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-07-25
The MariettA Leader.
(Daily and weekly.)
Personal and Pertinent.

the city yesterday On business.
IS. L.. THORNLEY, left yesterday for
BSverly on a short business trip.
Cora Wooden has accepted the po-
sition of chef at the,Country Club.
There is talk ofthe U. G. T. hav
Ing another picnic inl the near future.
Miss Mary Lee, dt GAINESVILLE, is the
guest Of Francis Conner, Second street. |
Charles Wilson, of Beverly, was a |
business caller in the city Wednesday.
Bert Baum has erected new bar
ber pole in front Of his place OF busi-
nets.
j. A. Hendrickspn, of Parkersburg
wasfa business caller in the city yes
tertiay.
Mrs. R. p CoTbett, of Waycrly,
was calling on friends in the city Wed
nesday.
H. H. Isham, president of the M.
@. &C, was business caller in the
city Wednesday.
Tho 1nfirmary Directors will hold
their regular monthly meeting Friday
atthe Court House.
Miss Eva Conrath, accompanied by
her guests, tho Misses Rietz, of Wheel
ing. left Wednesday afternoon for a
VISIT with relatives at Lowell.
Mrs. G. l.. Andrews Is visiting at
thoIhome of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cherries Venham, OH Pike street.
Mr.. M. X. Wendelken left yester-
day for Cleveland. where his son
Fred, lies in a critical condition.
Misses Lola and jeanette Lock
wood left yesterdayfor Buffalo to take
in the Pan-Americal Exposition.
William Cranston, Infirmary Direc-
tor, is in the city to attend the meeting
of the Infirmary Directors Friday.
Miss Helen Bartmess. who has
been visiting relatives in the country,
returned home Wednesday morning
Sarah Richardson, of Newark Is
expected to be the guest of her sister,
Miss Richardson, Washington street.
B. G. Dawes and wife left Wednes
day afternoon for Chicago and the
west where they witlvisit for several
weeks.
Religious servicHs will be held at
the County InfirmaIy Sunday after
noon at 2 n. m. Rev. Cherington will
" 0tfl0iss,te. .s,
Helen Curtis is expected home to-
day from Coshoctof where she has
b. been the guest of frlends for several
weeks. a,4i5tj.
Tho body of James Blake, who was
killed by the o. &lL. K. r. r., was
taken to his home at Philo yesterday
morning.
"A. r. Jones, Of the Walter L..
Mains circus, pasesd through the city
Wednesday, cnroutc to East Benning-
ton, Vermont. r.
-Holmboe G Laffaty let thecontract
Wednesday afternoon for the new COM
mission building of w. e. Detlor, on
Second street.
"A new store building has just beer
completed at the corner of Fourth and
Washington streets and will be occu-
pied by grocery.
M. A. Steinhart. who has been
very sick for the past two weeks is
improving and the doctors pronounce
him out Of danger. W
Mr.. and Mrs. iWll Van Metre ar.
rived home Wednesday from Beverly
where they have been the guests o.
relatives for several days.
: The w. G. T. U. will hold moth
er.s meeting this afternoon at 2 o.
clock at the First M. E. Church. AL
mothers invited to be present
The funeral services of Curt Ed
monds were held Wednesday Afternoon
from his late residence on the Wes
Side. Rev. Kirtley oficiated.
Gram. Follett & Conner have lie
the contract for two new electric eleva
tors for the St. Clair building. One II
to be a passenger and one freight fo
the rear of the building.
In the legal advertisement of trus
tees sale in the bankruptcy case o
Mrs. ~. j. Lansley. published in yes
terday's Leader, the appraisemen
should have read 1884 .O4 instead o
the figures given.
Mr.. OHary, plumber, who ha
been working at Beverly, fell from 4
building and hurt himself so that h
will be laid up for some time. He wa
brought to Marietta and taken to tn
County Inflrmary where hs will re
Ceive treatment. ]. te,