Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-06
The Marietta Daily Leader.
SATURDAY, APRIL G, 1901.
NEWS NUGGET rs.
Personal ParagraohS and Pertinent
Points.

MI. a. Jones lelC frludy LOT Du"-
erstown, Pa.
Miss Davenport arrived Friday on
visit to Mrs. D. A. Roe.
Mrs "A. c.. Okey, of Caldwell is
in the city, the guest of friends.
Mr.. G. w. Smith, of Newells Run,
was in the cityFriday on business. z
Mr.. j. A. Gallagher has gone to
Bellaire to attend to business matters.
Mr.. ]. J Britton, of Dye, Ohio,
was a business visitor in Marietta Fri
day.
Mr.. II. P. Bowen, of Sistersville,
was in the city on business errand
Friday.
Mr.. AL Johnson left Friday for
Unionport, to which place he recently
moved his family.
Mr.. Frank Ranger went to Corn
ing Friday to look after oil interests in
the adjacent fields.
Deputy Sheriff Owen went to his
homo at Lowell Friday to remain until
Monday morning.
Mrs. o. E. Williams arrived in the
city Friday from Philadelphia to visit
Mr.. Henry j Miller.
Mr.. Charles Bailey returned Fri
! day from Dresden, where he had been
on a business errand.
Mrs. Mary Davis, wife of the late
Rev. F. S. Davis, is the guest of Mrs.
McGirr, Front street
Mr. Lloyd Bailey was down from
st, Marys attending to business mat
ters in the city Friday.
Mr.. A. Hochstetter and F. Gins
berg started Friday for Buffalo to look
after business matters.
Mr.. d. b. Cunningham, Superb
| tendent of the M. G. & c., made tour
of inspection of the line Friday.
Mr.. Henry Sheets, of Newport,
was in the city Friday purchasing mer-
chandise for his general store.
The Marietta Real Estate Ex-
change sold house and lot Friday to
John Arnold. Consideration $500.
-Thos. w. Steer. a prominent oil
man of Providence. r. L., is spending
a few days in this section on business
Mr.. E. A. Finch, of the M. C. &
| bnc in nJ hic .
few days vacation caused by an attack
of the grip.
Miss Bishop gave a very instruct
. i've and entertaining lecture on physi
cal culture before the w. c.. T. L.
Thursday afternoon.
; Mr. Clarence Sloan. who has beer
spending the past week with his par
ents in the city, will return to Gin
: cinnati tonight. The medical class O
which he is member will be gradual
ed Tuesday.
The following residents of New
port were in the city Friday on theil
several errands of business and pleas
ure Miss Florence Haight, Mrs. c.. L
Rea, l.. G.. Cutter, j. M. Cooke anC
, Geo. Middleswart
: Miss Sophia McTaggart, of viii
: Jamestown, returned from years vis
: with relatives in the states of Wash
:, ington and California. Her two cous
: ins, Mary and Edward McTaggart, ac
companied her home.
, The dairy wagon and team of Mr.
H. H. Miller became frightened OF
5 Front street Friday morning and RAJ
( up Front and Putnam streets and they
were finally brought to halt. NJ
damage was done to either the wagol
I or horses.
q Two nondescript persons applied
= at Squire Kidd's Office Friday to b
r joined in the bonds of matrimony. Th
q man said that he did not know tina
4 such method of procedure was nee
4 essary, but as it was expected and d
the license might be useful at som
future time, he believed that he hat
better go through the ceremony. Th
S obliging Justice complied and the cou
@ pie went on their way rejoicing.