Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-07-12

MI. and MIS-. CayWoOd, OIL hllls,
o., left for Chicago ThufSday..
z ID. R. Congleton, of Parkersburg,
came up Thursday on business trip.
3 -Messfs. Lige and j. l.. Davis left
Thursdaylon on business trip to Wheel
ins. 80
-Wm. Lord and family went to
Pittsburg Thursday for asshort 'Vaca-
ton. "a
Mrs. G. B.. spiker started Thurs
day for Lock Haven, where her father
is i'll.
Mrs. Nelson Moore and daughter
went to PNtsburg to enjoy visit with
friends,
Mr.. Pemberton Palmer, of Whipple
was business visitor in the city
Thursday.
Undertaken Fuller has returned
from Buffalo, where he has been seeing
the sights.
F. G. Yonkers went to New Mar
tinsville Thursday where he has secur-
ed position.
Mr.. Everett Berry left for Buffalo
Thursday morning to see the wonders
of the Exposition.
There was quite pleasant dance
at the boat house last evening given
by the young people.
w. G. Way returned last night
from Columbus, where he has been for
some days on business.
Conductor Eveland, of Chillicotlk,
has charge of Conductor Lords train
during the absence of Lord.
Mr.. E. B. Reeser returned Thurs
day from Lakewood. N Y. where he
has been visiting his father.
Mrs. Gibson, of Washington street
left Thursday for Wheeling where she
will spend few days with friends.
Mrs. j. w. Doudna will arrive to-
day from Chesterhill, where she has
been visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. A. B. White, who has been
visiting Miss Grace Rolston, returned
Thursday to Parkersburg, her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Worrel, of
Scanned street are the proud parents of
ten pound son, born Thursday night.
Jack Farson came up from Belpre
last night to go with the Saints on
their trip to st. Marys and Sisters
vile.
Miss Florence Willis will leave
Saturday for Rowelsburg, w. Va,
where her father mas gone. for his
health. .s ssa
Judge Jones will convene court at
$3.50 O'Clock Friday morning. The
Prayer case will be among the first
called up.
-Chas. Kirkwood returned from
Waverly Thursday where he had been
spending some time visiting friends
and attending to business.
-Biesch Rose, who has been sick
with intiammatory rheumatism for some
time is again able to attend to his du-
ties about the post Office.
The bill boards are down and the
wonders of Forepaugh & Sells shows
must find some more secluded spot
from which to display their attractions.
Mr.. C. C. Evans was agreeably
surprised by the unexpected arrival of
his brother, s.. E.. Evans, class of 81
Marietta College, to spend week w.th
him. aaaN
Mr.. Ferguson, of Senecaville, an
official of the Monongahela Gun Cub
and one of the best trainers of hunt
ing dogs in the country, is in the city
on business,
Allen Hovey has become an equal
partner with F. w. Potter in the Inde-
pendence Cleaning and Pressing Co.
The Smith brothers are no longer con
nected with the firm.
e. j. Lambert made a business
trip to Parkersburg today and succeed.
ed in having the charges made against
the Sanitorium at this place declared
false by the originator of them.
Careless driving caused the loss OF
wheel and the fall of driver of 4
delivery wagon yesterday. The driy
er tried to cut in behind street cal
which slowed up suddenly, catching
rear wheel with the above result.
The members of the A. o. U. w
are requested to be present Friday eve
: ming at 1880 at the Maccabees hall
where hereafter they will hold meet
ings every Friday night At the meet
ing this evening officers will be install
, ed, new members will be initiated ant
other important business transacted.