Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-07-09
The Marietta Daily Leads-.
\ TpEsDAS, JULY >. 1901
The Passing Show.

u. q. Miller and wife. of Belpre,
were here yesterday.
i. Rev. s.. e Foote, of Barlow, was
in Marietta yesterday.
Holly Rose, son of George Rose
Wade street, is critically i'll,
3 sz--Wm. Clark and H. Berry were here
from Parkersburg yesterday. j
II. L. Poole has moved from 909
Front street to 934 Fort street, a ys. u
C. A. Stanfielu went down to Park
ersburg on business yesterday.
j. f. Woodburn, of Corner, was a
business caller in town Monday.
Miss Fannie Drumm, of Macksburg,
was avisitor in the city Monday.
John Scarberry, of Macksburg, was
business caller in the city. Monday.
N. w. Spangler, travelling freight
city.
Miss Anna thinner is visiting at
her home in Macksburg for several
weeks.
Mrs. Mary Morris has gone.to Low
er Salem to spend the summer with
! friends.
st. Clair, the groceryman, has
moved into the Brown property on low
er Fifth street.
Mrs. w. H. Slack will leave today
for Buffalo to attend the Pan-Ameri-
can exposition.
Attorney L. w. Ellenwood spent
Monday in Lowell looking after his
business interests.
"A. S. Dennis, of the American Car
and Foundry Company, is transacting
business in the city. sttt
H. Mathers has moved into the
house at the corner of Fourth and
Montgomery streets.
Mr.. George Mcclure, of Portland,
Ore, is spending few days in the
city visiting friends.
r. L. Joy and wife have returned
home after spending week with
friends at Chesterhill.
Miss Helen Chamberlain left for
Watervliet, Mich; yesterday, where she
will spend the summer.
| Fergus O'Connor has gone to Hart
ford, Conn, in the interests of the Con
stitut4on Stone Company.
Miss Sylvia Hartford, Maple street
this city, has enrolled as student il
the Commercial College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Clark returned
from Clarksburg Sunday, where they
had been calling on friends.
Il d. M. Spangler has resumed his
work at the b. & o. S. w. freight Of
fee after being off for time.
| Mrs. Swan, Warren street, has re-
turned from Friendly. w. Va. where
she made four weeks visit.
| Mrs. Weinhammer and daughter
have returned from Terra Alta. w. We
|
-Chas. Boyce has changed his place
of residence from 613 Montgomery
street to 11S Washington street.
Mrs. George d. Schad, who has
been visiting friends in Athens for two
weeks, returned home yesterday.
| Mrs. L. q. Bowling, of McKees
port, Pa, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. B. Bowling, Fifth street
Mr.. j. R. Disk, of Rainbow, who i!
suffering from asthma, is not improv
ing in health, and his recovery is
doubtful.
The Marietta Boiler Co. furnished
new boiler for the Family Steam
Laundry and it was being put in plac;
yesterday
y. S. Glenn, a prominent oil pro
ducer of Sistersville, w. Va, spen
Sunday in the city, registered at the
Norwood.
Mr.. Titus A. W. de Bobuta, the
, well known archltect, mas opeheu OIL
ces in the Union Block, Front street
Marietta Telephone No. 2S1.
j. f. Fletcher has been appointed
District Deputy Grand Chancellor O.
Pioneer Lodge No. 8, Knights of Py
thias, for the counties of Washington
and Morgan.
Mr.. j. H. Herrick, of Bufalo, has
. been secured by the Marietta Business
College to teach Bookkeeping and Pen
manship. He will not begin his duties
until the first of September
AT their meeting Saturday nigh
the United Commercial Travellers de-
cided to hold their annual picnic a
Buckeye Eureka park Saturday Jul!
goth.
There will be meeting OF th'
Lookout Committee of the First Con
J | tla,.,1 ab,,rob' thic avaninp at sew