Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-05-12

Miss Bertha Guitteau is spending
the day at her home in Athens

e. l.. Winchell, of GAINESVILLE.
stopped in the city over Saturday.
Miss Anna Dewey went to Chill
licothe last evening 20 visit relatives.
Mr.. John Sharpe, of Waverly, was
Marietta business visitor Saturday.
MIR. j. F. bales, of Circleville, is in
the city the guest of his son, Or. Bales
Mr.. j. L. Hampton left Saturday
for Columbus on few days business
trip.
DIR. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell went
to Cincinnati last evening to visit rel
atives.
Mrs. Clara Ferguson went to Bart
let Saturday to spend Sunday with rel
atives;
Mrs. Mary Hart and Miss pattin
are in Cincinnati visiting friends and
relatives.
.,:-.!AA.. b. Diltz went to his home at
Columbus yesterday to remain ovel
Sunday.
j. j.. Sisler! returned Saturday
morning from business trip to Nc
Connelsvile.
( Miss Laura VanMetre went to Bev.
ferB Saturday to spend several days
with relatives.
Mr.. T. j. Campbell, of Salem, w.
Va, was in the city calling on business
friends Saturday.
Ed. Rankin, who has been in the
city for several days, returned to
GAINESVILLE Saturday,
After few days spent in the city,
Mr.. Henry G. BOIL returned to Colum
bus Saturday afternoon.
Willard Dearth left last evening
for Cincinnati to remain several days,
the guest of acquaintances.
Mrs. s'Wm. Savage. returned to
Lowell Saturday after spending a few
days with friends in the city.
Several young people of the city
"ShN W DSNSllS W JOlu d
picnic party which will spend Sunday.
Miss Gertrude and Leota Root re-
turned from their home at Dunbar,
where. they were called by the sudden
death of their father last Monday.
Mr.. H. c. Stone. of the. firm of
H. G. Stone & Co.. successors to the S.
B. Kirby Co., left Saturdavifor Pitts
burg on an extended business errand
Miss Alice France, who has been
the guest of her brother. Everett, at
the Norwood during the past week, ex-
poets to return to her home at Broad
well Monday.
C. B. Sunderland reports the sale
of the Henry o. Nelson property, in
the Curtis addition, to Thomas Car
michael. Consideration $500. He will
take possession within ten days. Urn =
John S. Hart, deputy organiz-
er of the A. /. IT,, left Saturday for Co.
lumbus. He will return to the city in
few days and take up his work, re-
naming here the greater part of the
summe'
NJ E. NJ. Ulrich, who was form
erly/ .yed as an architect in the
off " b. O'Neill, but who is now
located in Cleveland, where ne contin-
ues to practice his profession, is in
the city visiting friends. u .
The excursion to Cincinnati Sat
urday night was quite we'll patronized
by people from this city and from /.
Parkersburg, Five coaches were fill /
ed here. The number of tickets sold /
was 1856. The number of tickets soil |
at Parkersburg was 205.
After attending the state meeting
of the S, of ". Mr.. George Hannold
proceeded to Springfield and Westville
where he visited relatives, all of whom
formerly lived in Marietta. He re-
turned yesterday to the city.
AT meeting of the Country Club
directors it was decided to have the
opening of the fine club house anI
grounds on May 30. The program for
the day has not yet been announced,
but will undoubtedly contain features
Of interest and excellence.