Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-02


Mrs. S. ]. Booth left Thursday
for trip to Philadelphia and Allan
tic City.
Clara Scarberry, of Macksburg,
made shopping trip to the city
Thursday.
Mr.. d. S. Boyle, who has been i'll
for several days,is again able to be on
the street.
Bert Mitchell has changed his
residence from 296. Seventh street to
225 Franklin.
d. d. Johnson came up from
Parkersburg Thursday to spend few
days with friends.
H. B. Coen went to Reno to at
tend a picnic given by the Christian
church Of that place.
S. M. Caldwell, of Tuppers Plains,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. j. M. Ma
son, of the West Side.
&C. L. Williams, superintendent
of the o. & L. K, made an official Wis
it to the city Thursday.
Misses Emma Cline and May Sny-
der went to Parkersbug Thursday for
a short visit with friends.
The members of G. B. Gates w. R.
C. will meet this evening with Mrs.
M. McMillin, Sixth street
Mr.. Lou Cochran was taken down
with typhoid fever and removed to
Grace Hospital Thursday.
Laura Pfeiffer returned Thursday
from Washington, D. c., where she
had been visiting her sister
Warren Berry went down to
Parkersburg to prepare to drill in a
well on the Dean farm today.
Mr.. Sam Friedman has rented the
house recently vacated by Mrs. Shay
and will occupy it Immediately.
Mr.. Reese Williams, of Topeka,
Kas.,. is the guest of Mrs. Adam Web
er and family, Washington street.
"A. A. Crawford arrived in the city
Thursday from Rockland to accept a
position in the County Clerks Office.
-Rowena Buell. started Thursday
for Terra Alta, w. Va, to spend few
days in that popular summer resort.
Miss Mary Turnerreturned Thurs
day from Gallipolis, where she has
been the guest of Miss Bowie for sever
al weeks.
Mrs. Jas. Drain, wife and daugh-
ter, of Porterfield, were calling on
friends and relatives in the city
Thursday.
Miss Mary Lee returned to
GAINESVILLE Thursday. She has been
the guest of Miss Frances Conner for
few days.
Gilbert Morse took his departure
Thursday to spend a few days beside
the cooling waves of the Atlantic al
Atlantic City.
Miss Loretta Sparr left Thursday
morning for Scio and Bowling Green
where she will make an extended Wis
it with relatives.
Mr.. Fank Wilson has returned
from a short visit with his friends IL
Monroe county and feels himsel
much rested by the trip.
Col R. L. Nye and wife returned
home Thursday from West Virginia
where they have been for severa
weeks, enjoying an outing.
Mr. and Ms. w. w. Mills return
ed from their summer vacation a
Block Island Thursday. They shov
the good effects of the outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Tobin ant
child, of Cincinnati, are the guests o
Mrs. Tobin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Maloy, of Seventh street.
The City Transfer and Storag
Company placed a 45OO-pound safe IL
the Office of d. A. Cameron on tn
fourth floor of the st. Clair building
on Thursday.
The 10 o'clock Pennsylvania trail
was two hours and half late Thurs
day. The delay was caused by tn
breaking of the arch bars on the tam
short distance this side of Whipple
Mr.. Harry Peters, of this city
who has been in the freight depart
ment of the Ohio River road at Park
ersburg, has been transferred to Bal
timore, where he goes today to tax
a position with the B. & o., whic
company now owns the first name
road.