Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-04-02
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
rHuRspAY, APRIL 2, 1896
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.


Schubert Symphony Club last night,
and we are sorry for it, for those who
staid away missed u very pretty per-
formance. The Lady Quartette is a
splendid one; the voices all being rich
and smooth, and the singers all showed
good style in the rendition of all the
numbers. Tommie Purcell, q little lad
of eight years, is general all-rouud
genius. and he bursts into music by
means ranging from a whistle to- d
violin, and he excels in each. s't>f
w. E. Casley, this city, received
word yesterday that his brother, M. E.
Caskey, had that day been killed in a
mine explosion in Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fischer, of the
East End, lost an infant child Tuesday
night, the result of spinal meningitis
-"Outcasts of Great City," with its
tremendous scenic effects and big and
brilliant company, headed by Dan'l
Kelly, will be one of this seasons
strongest novelties at the Opera House,
Monday night, April 9th.
DIR. Ward A. Holden, of New York
City, came in yesterday, called here by
the illness of his sister, Miss Elizabeth
Holden.
We hope the milliners of the city
are kept busy This week wrapping up
the perfectly lovely dreams" of hats.
This is their harvest week, and we
trust they'll all make barrel of
money.
james M. Sigler and Miss Julia M.
Hall, both of Parkersburg. were mar
ried in the office of Probate Judge
Rood Wednesday by Squire G. w.
Richards
George Eyessen was in Parkers-
burg Wednesday on business.
Everything bright and new in
millinery goods with prices at the bot
tom, quality at the top, at the Bee
Five Store.
| w. j. Mitchell, Of Carnegie, Pa, is
in the city, the guest of Will Rodgers,
of the National Supply Company. Mr..
Mitchell is the new manager of the
National Supply store at Waverly.
Gilbert Marcomb, Treasurer of the
National Supply Company, is in the
city on business.
Mr.. Cornelius Wells, one of w. R.
Grimes most efficient salesman, will
leave his present position and take one
with Drew, Selby & Co., the big Ports
mouth shoe manufacturers.
The Barlow M. E. Aid society will
give social at the G. A. R. hall, after.
noon and evening April s. Proceeds
for the parsonage debt. All are invit-
ed.
The dedication of the New Mata-
moras Baptist Church has been post
poned until Sabbath, May 10th, 1896.
MIR. l. R. Rose returned Wednesday
from Columbus.
j. Fl. Newlin, of Beverly, was in
the city on business Wednesday.
The report circulated up the Mus
kingum to the effect that man with
smallpox had been taken up the river
on the Lorena proves to be utterly
without foundation, as is usually the
case with sensational stories of thi,
nature. The mans physician at Rox
bury, where his relatives reside, pro
nounces his ailment to be an ordinary
case of measles
Reserved seats on sale at the Mari
eta Book: Store Friday morning fo
AL. G. Fields mistrels.
Mrs. George Machesney and daugh
ter Bright arrived on the Keystone
Tuesday night on visit to RELATIVES
in this city.
The Congregational Church Choi
Concert mentioned in our columns som,
time since will take place in the Firs
Congregational Church, Front St, OIL
Friday evening April 10th, when th
Easter Cantata Daughter of Jarius will
be given, withEselections from the Mes
siah and other. sacred choruses.
DIR. Will Holden, of New York city
is the eguest of Marietta friends ant
relatives.
in Mayors court Wednesday morn
ing William Taylor was fined IS an
costs for drunkenness.
Greater bargains than ever befor
in millinery goods at Bee Hiye Store.
-TheI earnings for the Ohio Rive
Railroad for the third week of Marc
was s16.0s5, an increase of s2,6S1 owe
the same week last year. Estate Joul
nal.
There will be an egg hunt at tn
r German M. E. Church, Saturday after
noon, April 4th.
Mrs. M. A. Matthews and daughte
Nettie and Mr.. and Mrs. George Coo
arrived from Cincinnati Wednesda
and will reside in this city.