Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-07-17

town on business. t it@5
Pearl Davis and Jas. Dyer left for
Cleveland Tuesday.
e. B. Hale, of Beverly,was in town
Tuesday on business.
Born, to A. w. Hall and wife, OF
Lundy street, daughter.
Mr.. Chamberlain moved from 25S
Seventh street to Hildreths.
Howard M. Diltz has returne dfrom
a business trip to Columbus.
F. H. Calender was cailSd toll
Chesterhill on business last Tuesday.
Miss Pattin went to PiitSburg
Tuesday night on a pleasure trip.
ID. w. Stephan was among the
crowd of business visitors Tuesday
w. w. Bowen, of this city, was q
business visitor at Parkersburg Tues
day.
Geo. Ernest, of the Granite Oil Co.
went to Parkersburg on business Tues
day.
j. G. Barth moved Tuesday from
the corner of Third and Mathews to-
Norwood,
Editor Goodrich, of the Beverly
Dispatch, was in the city Tuesday on a
business trip.
Anna Marie Grouse arrived Tues
day night for two weeks visit with
Louise Hathaway.
| w. A. Patterson, of the Diamond
Pants Co., who has been alling for
few days, is better.
Miss Alice King, who has been the
guest of Dr. Ward, left yesterday for
her home at Beallsville. o.
r. H. Smith, prominent man Of
Barlow, was in the city Tuesday at"
tending to business matters.
Mr.. w. S. Richardson returned
from Clarington Tuesday, where he has
been visiting with his family.
M. H. Maloney went to Parkers-
burg last. night to be the guest of w.
C. Bartlett for day or two.
-Threshing has begun on the Mus
kingum This is the earliest threshing
that the country has ever known.
The Saints will play game Of base
ball with st. Marys at the Buckeye
Pipe Line picnic one week from today
-Thos. THORNLEY, and wife, living
out on the Pike, were made happy last
evening by the arrival of a sever. pound
boy.
VIM. Wolf, one of the principle
stockholders in the Parkersburg Trans.
fer Co., came to the city Tuesday to at
: tend to business.
Mr.. Frank Caldwell, the accommo-
, dating clerk of the st. Cloud hotel has
resigned his position and will go to his
home in Texas.
There will be dance at the boat
i house Saturday night to which every
one is invited. Mason's orchastra will
furnish the music.
Mrs. Frame, of Coolville, and Mrs
) Orland, of Anderson, Ind, arrived in
the city yesterday to be the guests OF
| DR.. and Mrs. Ballard.
Mr.. Warren and Miss Annie Eber
lein and Miss Rose Gitchell spent Mon
day and Tuesday with Mr.. S. L
Smith, of near Belmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Waters, Of
Philadelphia, are registered at the Nor
wood. Mr.. Waters is said to be in the
city on insurance business.
Ira G. Taber, attorney for the Nat
ional Supply Co.. and NJ. G. Geister
general manager, were in the city Tues
: day in the interests Of the company.
Thomas shrider, supervisor of tn;
Pennsylvania Line, and F. H. Miller
/ master carpenter, were in the city Tues
day in discharge of their official duties
Mr.. Drayer, who lately returned
from the Philippines, went to the coun,
try today for his health. He is suffer
ing from malaria and rheumatism
contracted in the service.
Miss Grace Newton, who has beer
teaching music in the city for some
months, leaves today for her home il
Warren, Pa. She will return and re
q sumo teaching in September
President Baldwin, of the Mariett'
| IOivicion oP tba DanncvIUonio Tinac
. arrived in the city Tuesday by specia
train to look after the interests of tn
road and see that things were ship
shape.
-Mr. Warren Eberlin and sister
Miss Annie, of Allegheny; Miss Netti
Riggs, of st. Marys Miss Bernice ant
Master Ralph Winston. of Marietta, ar
I visiting the Misses Gitchell, Lowe