Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-04-03
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1900
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.


-Harmar Lodge, l. o. o. f., had
work in the Second degrees last night
Everything bright and new in
millinery goods with prices at the bot
tom, quality at the top. at the Bee
five Store.
The banquet given Wednesday
evening at the Commandery Asylum
room on Putnam street by the Order of
the Eastern Star was one of the most
brilliant social functions of the kind
eyer seen in the city About 40 mem
bers were present = A delightful 'musi-
cal program was rendered, consisting
of selections by Knox Brothers string
orchestra and singing. At $3.50 o'clock
those present sat down to spread
that was universally praised as the
finest in the history of society ban
quets in Marietta. The supper was
prepared entirely by the ladies of the
order. The assembly broke up about
1 o'clock a. In.
-Bogert ard O'Brien, the eccentric
Musical Comedians are with AL. G.
Fields Minstrels.
Miss Rowena Buell., Miss Daisy
Rathbone, Miss Jessie Davis and Mr..
f. N. Moore were among the Mariet-
tians who heard The Crucifixion last
night.-Sentincl.
Tonight the Good Templars will
give social in their hall, Mills build
| ing, Putnam street Ice cream and
cake will be served. The public is
cordially invited.
| "A son was born Thursday evening
to Mr.. and Mrs. John Colson, Second
ward.
Don't fail to see "Outcasts of a
Great City," at the Auditorium Monday
night
The Harmar Congregational church
has appointed the following delegates
to the meeting of the Marietta Confer
ence which takes place at Belpre
April 18th and 18th: Mrs. McCloskey,
Mrs. Strecker, Miss Helen Hart, Mrs.
|
Taylor, Mrs. J. d. Zimmerman, Mrs. R.
b. Hart, Jr., and Mr., C. II. Taylor.
Prof. Julian 0. Schultz, of New
York, is new man in Marietta. He is
with r. w. Vaughan e Co., Putnam
street.
Now is the time to buy your Easter
millinery. Grand opening Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday at Bee Hive
Store.
Died, at Vincent, Wednesday
night, April 1st, Mrs. Drusilla With
ington, in the SOth year of her age
The deceased had been i'll for some
time. Funeral Friday from the M. E.
church at II a. m.
t. c. Fowler, of GAINESVILLE, was q
business visitor in the city Thursday
w. Nj. Dearth arrived from Cincin
natl Thursday.
Sheriff Dye left for Columbus
Thursday with James G. Lowe, who
was sentenced to three years in the
penitentiary for obtaining money by
false pretense.
old Dan Emmett, the oldest living
Minstrel, the originator of the Min
strel First Part, author of the Long
"Dlxie" farewell tour of America, with
AL. G. Fields Minstrels.
ID. w. Pickering, after his four and
a half year service with the G. & M
railway, has resigned his position as
agent of the company here, with the
expectation of going into business
The resignation is to take effect upor
the appointment of his successor w,
are glad that Mr. Pickering is to re
main in Marietta. His popularity in
sures success in whatever business h,
undertakes.
"A meeting of railroad officials wal
held in this city Thursday for the pur
pose of considering freight matters
Among those present were f. b. Bus
kirk, of the b. e o. S. W., E. w. Page
of the C. & NJ, c. Z. Harrison, of th'
u. g. O. R., and w. L. McMorris, of th'
Ohio River road.
Misses Pearl and Gladys Mason, o
the West Side, are guests of thei
grandparents at Lowell.
Don't fail to see the child actress
one Of the best on the road, at th'
Auditorium Monday night.
Miss Menira Simpson is visiting
friends and relatives in Cincinnati.
Mr.. Sibbert Macrum, Treasurer o
the National Supply Company, wa
in the city Thursday on business.
Mr.. Carl Lansley, of Beverly, i
visiting relatives and friends in th
Z city.
r Tuesday afternoon, short dis
tance south of Caldwell, a large ston
was thrown through the window G
3 the G. 81 Nj. passenger train, but