Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-07-03
The Marietta Daily Leader.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 2. 1901.
Personal and Pertinent.

home in Glendale.
Frank McGrew left Tuesday for
w. Va.
Walter Tracey went to Sistersville
Monday on business.
Hon. w. B .McGill, of Veto, was a
caller in Marietta yesterday.
Mr.. M. ]. Rogers, of Cairo, w.
Va, was in town yesterday.
ID. A. Rairden. of Athens, is in
the city attending to some business.
Mrs. Estelle Hooper is spending a
few days with friends in st. Mary's, w.
Va.
DIR. w. e. Ely, of Parkersburg,
was a business caller in the city yester-
day.
Maurice Prayer was Parkersburg
passenger on the B. & o. S-W. train
yesterday.
Francis Penrose made short bus
mess trip up the Pennsylvania Line
yesterday.
Miss Isabel Crawford, of Chicago, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Sam. e. Barr,
Warren street.
Wallace c.. Deming returned to
Cutler Tuesday after spending few
days in the city.
Prof. and Mrs. j. H. Chamberlin
left over the Pennsylvania Lines yes
terday morning for Cleveland.
Miss Edna Long and Miss Emma
Suder left last evening for Wheeling
for weeks visit with friends.
Miss Kittie Blue returned to her
work at the Bell telephone Office Mon
day after four weeks vacation.
VIM. Elliott has gone to Weston,
w. Va, where he is employed by an
oil company in drilling a deep well.
Mrs. j. S. McCallister has gone to
Addison, w. Va, to see her husband,
who is sojourning there for the bene-
fit of his health.
The Nye Foundry Company have
stopped with for two weeks, because
the extremely hot weather interfered
so seriously with the moulders.
The Regular monthly meeting OF
the Board of Managers of the Woman S
Home will be held Wednesday morning
at 8 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. e
R. Dale.
Mr.. A. A. Middleswart. of Grave
Bank, father of Hon. G. C. Middles
wart, has been seriously i'll at his home
for a few days, but is now reported
better.
The steamer Sonma took a large
crowd of Presbyterian Sunday Schoo
excursionists to Blennerhassett yester
day morning where a delightful day
was spent on that historic isle.
Miss Wilhelmine Klostermeyer, o
Cleveland is visiting her parents OF
the West. On her way here Mis-
Klostermeyer stopped at Buffalo, anC
spent a week sightseeing at the Expo
sition.
Albert Smith has been promoted
from night clerk to day clerk at th
Norwood. The night work in the offic
will now be done by Frank Slower, for
merly bell boy at the Norwood bu
lately employed as night clerk in
hotel at Uhrichsville.
james M. Porter, A. K. William
and Alonzo Hall. who were employe,
here by the Electric Company in GOV
ering their boilers have fininshed thei
work and returned to their respectiv
homes at Mingo Junction, Clevelan
and Steubenville.
"A Prohibition conference will b
neld this Wednesday evening at the I
B. Church. On Thursday morning tn
County Convention meets in the Green
Street Mission room followed by an ad
dress in the afternoon at the Park b
Hon. j. j. Ashenhurst, of Columbus
O..
The historical discourse delivere
by DR.. j. j. r, Nichols in the old Cor
, gregational Church. just before tn
6 work of remodelling began, has bee
!. published in pamphlet form. and is nj
fered for sale by the Christian EndeaN
: or Society of that church. The pre-
! ceeds are to be used by the Society i
helping to pay their pledge made to tn
Building Fund Committee.