Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-29
The Marietta Daily Leader,
TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1901
NEWS NUGGETS.
Personal Paragraphs and Pertinent
Points,

ing for Cairo.
--Attorney-A. D. Follett was in Ath-
ems on business Monday
Deputy Sheriff Owen spent Sunday
with his family at Lowell.
Mr.. George Hart, of RoXbury was
in the city on business Monday.
Mr.. All Vaughn, of Lowell, made
business trip to the city Monday.
Mr.. G. B. Barry of Caldwell, was
a business caller in the city Monday.
County Recorder Bonnell is again
confined to his home with the grippe
Miss Alma Boyle, of Warner,is the
guest of l.. V. Martin and family this
week.
Mr.. Leonard Quinn spent Sunday
and Monday with friends at Water
| town.
Mr.. F. w. Curtis and family have
moved from 2O2 sacra Via to Marion
street.
Mr. Newton Stewart and family
have changed their residence to Pike
street.
Mrs. Alice Beckwith. Of Parkers-
burg, spent Sunday with her sister in
this city.
Mr.. Samuel BoCuart, contractor
of Lowell, was a business caller in the
city Monday.
MIR. r. e. Lynn and family have
moved from George avenue to Fair
view Heights.
Mr.. w. Kerr and family have
moved from North Topeka, Kas., to
Lancaster street.
The Power House Bowling Alley
has been removed from that place and
is no longer in use.
--Messrs H. o. Gray and Chas. H.
Blume returned Sunday from bust
ness trio to Columbus
Mr.. j. e. jackson, the B. & o. Sta
ton Agent at Constitution, was in the
city on business Monday.
Mr.. J. A. Cutshaw and family have
moved from MoXahala to this city.
They will live ON East Greene street. :,
Mr. William Higgins, an oil man
of Warren, Pa, is confined to his room
at the st. Cloud Hotel with the grippe
Mrs. Judge Sibley, who has been
suffering the misfortune of broken
! arm, we are pleased to hear is recov-
ering
Mr.. Jesse Mercer returned from
; Columbus Sunday afternoon where he
spent several days with relatives and
friends.
MIR. d. l.. Andrews returned to the
city Monday morning after spending
several days at his home in Relief on
account of illness.
Mr. E. p. Fleming, the photo
grapher, and his daughter, Mabel, are
both confined to their homes with ser
ious cases of grippe.
= Tonight musicale and luncheon
c will be given by the Ladies' Aid So,
: ciety of the Harmar Congregational
church, West Side. Everybody invit-
, ed.
c Miss Clara thinner, of Macks-
burg, who has been visiting her sis
q ters, Misses Anna and Lizzie thinner,
: this city. returned to her home Mon
day.
Mr.. NJ. S. Sherwood is expected
: to return tonight from a business trip
c of several days duration to Pittsburg.
D w. B. Gaitree left for Columbus
on a business trip.
9 Mr.. Ed. German has resigned his
: to accept similar one with the Baile.;
r Grocery Co. His place will be filled
C by Mr.. William Lafaver.
= Miss Maggie Nachtigall has re-
/ ceived word that her brother-in-law,
Charles Craig, who recently went from
Pittsburg to Phoenix for his health,
7 has died and will be brought to Pitts
q burg for burial.
c Mrs. Emma Prettyman. Mrs Ola
!, Cokins, and Miss Vivian Dobbins, of
Parkersburg, w. Va, and Messrs. VIM
t Mcdonald and Fred Doan. of Marietta
attended the Farmers Social January
26th, given at the home of Lyman Y
Doan, at Rainbow.
On Monday forenoon a wagon load
:" of bricks on the Ohio landing got the
best of the horses and slid down the
landing, and striking a wagon belong
ing to the City Transfer Co. tore off a
wheel from the company's wagon.
The horses were not injured.
Attorney B. e. Guyton has in his