Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-21

Mr.. Geo. Grandy, of Parkersburg,
is visiting Mrs. Mary Allen, of Third
street.
Mrs. w. p. Mason has gone to
Stafford to sojourn with relatives for
few days.
--Jno. Landers of Cutler, was among
the crowd of business visitors in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Pat Gettle came up from Bel
pre- yesterday and spent the day with
friends in the city.
IS. P. Schiek is spending the week
with friends and relatives in Meadville
Pa, his old home.
Miss Lucy Davis, of New York, is
the guest'of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rich
ardson, of this city.
"A. j. Mercer, who returned from
the Beaumont oil fields sick with ma
lraia, is convalescent.
L. V. James, passenger agent OF
the NJ. c.. & c., made a business trip
to Parkersburg yesterday.
Mr.. o. P. Hyde will return today
| from Cincinnati, where he has been on
business for several days.
Col. j. Payson Bradley, president
of the Boston Oil Co., returned to Bos-
ton yesterday by way of Buffalo.
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will leave Friday for Detroit to be the
guest of relatives for several weeks.
j. w. Young, who was to have
married Miss Hanna, late of the Reg
lister force, left yesterday for Sanford,
Florida.
&C. G. Harrison, general passen-
ger agent of the o. & L. X. R. r.,
was down from GAINESVILLE on a bust
ness errand Thursday.
Mr.. G. E. Pape is expected to ar
rive today from Cincinnati, where he
has been attending convention of the
wholesale liquor dealers.
j. w. Bigley, editor of the Cald-
well Press, passed through the city on
his way home from Clarksburg, where
he has newspaper interests.
Mrs. ]. H. Guitteau and son John
arrived Thursday afternoon from
Athens. They will visit Bertha Quit
teau and Mrs. w. T. Buell..
It. Murphy, of Stewart, was in the
city yesterday. He is 92 years of age
and gets about with as much ease as
a well preserved man of sixty.
Mrs. B. F. Riggs, of Raven Rock,
and Mrs. Nettie McGovern. of Gravel
Bank, are the guests of Mrs. Meow
ans daughter, Mrs. NJ. E. Coffman.
DIR. e. M. Johnson and wife re-
turned to their nome in Alton. Iowa,
yesterday after visiting Mrs. John
sons brother, Mr.. Chas. Coburn and
family
e. j. Lambert has returned from a
visit to his home near Plantsville. He
attended law school at the o. S. U. dur
ing the past year. He will remain in
Marietta during the year.
in common pleas court Friday the
case of Sturgiss VS.. Davis took up the
greater part of the forenoon. The AS
lett divorce case will continue today,
as will the Pollen divorce case.
Miss Amelia Weber and mother
left Thursday morning for Butler,
Indiana to visit with relatives. If Mrs
Weber's health will permit, mother
and daughter will make tour of the
west.
Professor Shylock, who was prin-
cipal of the Newport High School,
passed through on his way to his
home near McConnelsville this after
noon. He will retain his position at
Newport next year.
"A game of base ball has been ar
ranged for between the employees Of
Pattin Bros and Leidecker's machine
shops. The stakes are a barrel of beer
the balls and ten dollars. The ten dol
lars is put up by Meister, boss of the
Pattin shops.
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The room on Second street, which
has been occupied by the Findlay
Brewing Co., is being relieved of its
numerous partitions preparatory to
refitting for Campbels sample rooms,
which will succeed the Findlay Brew
ing Co., lately removed.
Homer G. Selby, who has been at
tending the Case school of applied
science at Clevland, stopped in the
city Thursday on brief visit to
friends. He made the journey from
Pittsburg in his canoe and expects to
complete the homeward trip to Ports
mouth in the same delightful way.
Miss Harriet B. Johnson arrived
Thursday morning from Shepardstown
where she has been teaching, and left
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