Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-07-16
The Marietta Daily Leader.
TUESDAY, juicy 1s, 1901.
The Passing Show.


4 w, c. Neil left Monday for Gin
cinnati.
Deck Davis arrived from New York
Monday.
Carl schaffer went to Cincinnati on
a business trip.
peter j. Suit went to Parkersburg
Monday on business.
>.s--D. H. Kauf left Monday for five
months business trip.
w. G.. Way goes to Columbus to-
day on legal business.
Mr.. David B. Martin, of Cutler,
was in the city Monday. ~
L. b. Sanderson and wife visited B.
e. Crippen over Sunday.
--Jno. Dana, of Belpre, came to town
Monday on business trip.
Miss Julia Pitcher, of Parkersburg,
is in the city visiting friends.
Dean Alderman made a short bust
ness trip to Parkersburg Monday.
Mr.. L. Dale Mercer, of Newark,
spent Sunday with Leroy Cohagan.
N. L. Williams moved his family
from this city to Sharon, Pa, Monday.
Harry Pepper went to his home in
Sitka Monday to spend short vaca-
ton.
-Jno. Higgins left for Waverly, W.
Va, to take position in barber
shop.
Mr.. A. H. Strecker went to Noun
tain Lake Park Monday to spend few
weeks.
Ed. and W. H. Ryan went out to
the Cairo fields Monday to their
duties.
Fred Kuntz, Lon Sprague and Fred
Cutter spent Sunday with Parkersburg
friends.
Misses Ada and Flora Gregory left
for Wheeling Monday on the H. X.
Bedford.
Vet Gorrell arrived from Buffalo to
attend the funeral of his brother-in-
law, Mr.. Gracey.
S. W. Young, operator for the
Pennsylvania at this place, left Mon
day for Denver, Col.
w. H. Brimson, superintendent of
the B. & o. S. W., was in the town on
business yesterday.
-Olney Simpson, the third baseman
of the College team, will finish the sea
son with the Saints.
The steamer Coal City with her
tow is lying at the Argand refinery on
account of low water.
Mrs. DR.. Lane, who has been Wis
iting friends in the city, returned home
to Cincinnati Monday.
Geo. R. Grafton is in town on a
business trip of several days and is
registered at the Norwood.
&C. K. Clark, superintendent of the
Buckeye Pipe Line for West Virginia,
has gone east on business.
Jack Farson left for Belpre Mon
day. He was up to play in the St.
Marys and Sistersville games.
Irene Fuller and Lenchen Ebinger,
who have been visiting in Parkersburg,
are expected home Wednesday.
Miss Mary Hays passed through
the city from Vincent where she has
, been visiting, to Gravel Bank,
Guy Reed leaves today on a busi-
ness trip down the Ohio in the interests
of the Marietta Chair Company.
Miss Rebecca Schwesigner,who has
been visiting here for the past few
weeks, left Monday for Cincinnati.
j. H. Hoffman moved Monday
from $40 Montgomery street to Ninth,
between Warren and Montgomery.
Mrs. John Gorrell spent Sunday
with her husband at the Bellevue and
returned on the o. & L. K. Monday.
Mr.. B. Putnam, together with his
wife and sister, have returned from
Buffalo and the Pan-American Exposi
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Murphy went
to their home in Pittsburg Monday
They have been visiting here for ter
days.
F. j. Gilber has sold his drilling
outfit at Gravel Bank to the Hecker Oi
Co. 1t will be removed to Barbersville
Kentucky.
C. B. Sunderland sold the E'
Meisenhelder property on Wooster be
tween Second and Third, to Miss Mag
gle Cawley.
1t is reported that the White Al
Stars have disbanded and that thei
best material will be used to strength
, en- the Saints.