Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-02-13
Hi Henrys minstrels delighted a

audience at the Auditorium Wednesday
night. The entire company is one of
especial ability and the entertainment
could not fail to please the most fas-
tidious. McEyoy, Johnson, McNish
and Deming in the comedy roles were
exceptionally good. Deming's song,
my Susan" was received with voci-
ferrous applause. j. Albert Gates made
| a hit in "Sweet Antoipette.' Hi Henry
with his golden cornet, pleased every
body. Upon the whole it was one of
the best of the many minstrel comp
anies which have visited Marietta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Wenzel fur
nished entertainment Wednesday eve
ming to the residents ands passersby on
Greene street in the neighborhood of
John Wenzels store. Mrs Wenzel was
Effected from the store by her irate-
spouse and proceeded forthwith tothit
him with brick in the back of the,
head. She was arrested On the charge,
of assault and battery and will have a
hearing before Squire Guyton today.
MIR. /. P. Putnam arrived Vrednes-
day night from Oregon City, Oregon,
after an absence of seven years.
Every body go to the Lobdell social
tonight
The manager OF the telephone
line stated to Council last night that
the company is losing money in this
city. OF course no one doubts the ac-
curacy of his statement And that is
why it is so sad. We feel that some
thing ought to be done for the relief of
this philanthropic corporation. Any
one having second hand clothes, or old
shoes or shirts: or corn meal, bacon, or
any other eatables, will confer a great
favor, aud relieve the necessities of de-
/ serving poor by forwarding them pre-
paid to this company, which it's man.
ager says is purposely losing money in
; Parkersburg.
Saturday will be the birthday OF
Mrs. Mary Gates, Third street. She is
S5 years of age. 1t is also the birthday
5 of Mrs. Jane Mcintosh, who is the same
5 age. Mrs. Gates suffered an accident
several years ago, and aside from that
she is very we'll Mrs. Mcintosh still
keeps her very good health. Not only
is Saturday the birthday of the two
ladies mentioned, but of Mrs. l.. j. p,
Putnam, who is Sc years of age, and
! who bids fair to live many years more
About 2 o'clock yesterday after
, noon some one kindly phoned us the
news that George Eysson had gone W
the Duck Creek road on his bicycle tc
meet Hi Henry's minstrels. We pre-
Z; or two later we saw man whom WI
: took to be George doing trick bike-rd
| ing in the parade 1t beats all how
soon genuine gymnast can maste
this unmusical instrument.
= DR.. w. M. Hart met with quite
disagreeable accident yesterday
While attempting to get something ou
; of large mouth bottle by means of
: hat pin, he jabbed that menacing i'm
r pliment into and through his lef
: thumb so far that the pin protrudeC
and entered the forefnger. With diff
y Guilty the pin was removed, leaving, o
> course, very sore wound.
The timber for Capt. Steve Davis
new boat is being hauled up From
u street. 1t is fir, from the state o
Washington, and some of the sticks ar
u
Y has bought 10000 feet of this gran,
q timber.
-Rev. J. NJ. McMaster is i'll at hi
= home and is reported to be in critica
condition.
MIR. Frank NJ. Jones, of Princeton
Illinois, and Matte M. Creighbaum, O
this city, were united in marriag
Wednesday shortly before noon at tn
home of the bride. The ceremony wa
y performed by Rev. E. A. Coil. TIL
happy couple left for Chicago, wher
they will remain a short time previou
e to going to Princeton, where the groor
o is engaged in the mercantile business
Sherman West, who was arrainge
before Squire Guyton on the charge @
;, carrying concealed weapons, pleade
guilty and was fined IS and costs.
h The friends of Mrs. d. w. Mors
g were shocked Wednesday to learn c
II that lady's death, which occurred a
= her home, corner of Second an
:. Wooster streets, at $50 a. M Mr..
IL Morse was AZ years of age and ha
been an invalid for number of years
her death being due to complicatio
T. OF diseases. She leaves husband an
8 six children to mourn the loss of a kin
Il Christian wife and mother The funel
Us al will occur Friday afternoon at IL
&c o'clock.
II Choral Society will meet for r'
L a L L.