Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-27
The Marietta Daily Leader.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 27. 1901.
NEWS NUGGETS.
Personal Paragraphs and Pertinent
Points.

Mrs. w. A. Loffiand left Satur-
day for Chicago.
Mr.. Nelson Moore was at Elba
on business Saturday
Allan Hovey is at Parkersburg
visiting friends today.
Miss Cram started Saturday for
Chicago, where she will visit for some
time.
Miss Eunice Mankens is another
victim of that greedy monarch, the
grippe.
DIR. Herbert Sloan has returned
from several days business trip to
Cincinnati.
w. A. Clark left SATURDAY, to Wis
it relatives at Corning for a short
space Of time.
C. l.. Weinstein. class of 'O2, Ma
rietta College, is bedfast with severe
attack of grippe.
Misses Ida Dow, Sophia Brand and
Ella TrapD were the guests of Park
ersburg friends Saturday.
George Lansley left Saturday for
Beverly, where he will spend Sunday
with friends in that vicinity.
Mr.. j. H. Brown returned last
evening from Cincinnati, where he has
been on business for the past month.
Miss Rhea Grafton went to Bever-
ly Saturday to spend some time visit
ing personal friends in that vicinity.
C. C. Garner and James w.
Hughes, who spent several days in
Huntington on business, have return
ed.
-Messrs. Grant Curtis and Cad
Bay came down from Cambridge Sat
uTday night to spend several days in
the city.
Walter Knox started yesterday for
Cincinnati and Chicago on business
connected with the affairs of the Mari
eta Ice and Storage Co.
Miss Charlotte Small started last
evening for Washington, D. c., where
she will be the guest of Miss Minnie
Gaitree for several weeks.
Guy Reed has returned from a
business trip to Woodsfield and other
points in Morgan county in the inter-
est of the Marietta Chair Co.
Harry Dick, civil engineer of the
o. & L.. X. was in Marietta on offic-
ial business Saturday. He returned
to GAINESVILLE in the afternoon.
The dance which was to have been
given on Tuesday night at the Elks
Home by the Twentieth Century Club
has been postponed for one week.
Officers Ray and Roney early this
morning arrested Link Roland for be-
ing in an intoxicated condition. Ro-
land will spend part at least of his
Sabbath behind the bars.
Emerson Ritchie was arraigned in
Squire Ahlborn's court on the charge
of carrying concealed weapons. Ritcie
was bound over to court in the sum of
500, which he furnished and was re-
leased. His home is near Yankeeburg.
Mr.. S. A. Palmer. of the City
Brick works has been selected to man
age the affairs of the brick combine.
Mr.. Palmer who was in charge of the
City brick factory will close down that
plant and assume active control of the
retail and wholesale trade of the Acme,
Thos. Cisler & Son and Sterling
works.
The request is made that the res
ignation of several members of the
building committee appointed to select
plans for the Country Club buildings
be made public through the Leaders
local columns. The resiPnations have
become effective and the new members !
of the committe, as announced in
Saturdays Leader. have been appoint
ed.
The cellar of the Third street |
school building is now in perfectly |
sanitary and healthy condition. Some |
complaint was made several months |
ago that fever germs were being bred |
in the cellar. which was said to be |
damp and unhealthy. Janitor Winston |
upon investigation found the place dry |
and dusty. 1t was fumigated and 9TH
erwise purified so that no fear of con-
tagious disease from that source need |
now be entertained.
The passenger trains on the M. C.
& c.. due here at 12:40 was detained
six hours Saturday by freight wreck
near Broadwell. Several cars were
derailed and as the through passenger
from Toledo was on the other side of
the wreck it was impossible to reach
this city until about 6 p. M, when a