Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-02-29
MARIETTA DAILY LEADER
SATURDAY. rEs. 30. 1896
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
Opera Faust" Monday night.


ed next Monday evening at 7:15 by
Prof. John Shedd at Mrs. Dyes, corner
Putnam and Third streets. Guests are
requested to arrive ut Putnam street
entrance Subject for reading, "Some
Aspects of Civilization" from February
Forum. DR.. Curtis, reader; Mr.. Cor
win, critic
1t always pays you to visit the bee
Hive Store. { .Ns
b will Hupp,iof Lowell died of brain
affection Friday, at the age Of IS yeurs.
:S-JJeo.tb JJo, the little Son II George ByS,
fifth and Putnam Streets !felly Friday
while returning home from school and
fractured one of the bones of his left
forearm DIR. Curtis was called and
reduced the fracture, which is not con-
sidered serious.
The infant child of City Clerk Carl
Becker is dangerously i'll of spinal
trouble.
ham lot on Second street Friday to Mr..
w. FL. Alexander, wEo will erect a fine
dwelling on the same. The size of the
lot is 45x1SO and the consideration was
$3.50.
Miss Andres, State Secretary of the
Wv. c. A., is in the city, the guest Of
the association at the Women's College.
She will speak at the First Congrega-
| ~,
Mr.. Dan P. Bosworth, who was
married to Miss Gertrude Greene at
Fleming Thursday, arrived in this city
the same evening and will reside on
the West Side.
The position of driver of the
United States Express Company's de-
livery wagon, made vacant by the pro-
motion of Robert Moore, will be filed
by Mr.. Sam Gibson.
w. L. McMorris, of Parkersburg,
was in the city Frieay.
The wharfboat is back to her regu-
lar mooring at the foot of Second
street
Prof. John c. Shedd left last night
to attend the annual banquet of the
Cincinnati Princeton Club
-Sherwoods Grand Concert Co.,
Monday night.
"A number of sandwheelers and
gluers at Lobdell's rim factory quit
work Friday on demand for higher
wages.
"A marriage license was issued Fri
day to Frank M. Breech and Ida B
Smith, both of Elba.
Tickets for the Marietta, Mandolin
and Guitar Club concert Tuesday
March 10. are selling very rapidly, and
the entertainment promises to be E
glowing success Seats on sale Tues
day morning next at Marietta Bool
Store.
DIR. S. G. Adair, of Beverly, was il
the city ON business Friday.
Mr.. Jabob Pfaff, the Putnam stree
baker and confectioner, will occupy hi.
elegant new store-room, which ha'
been remodeled and improved with {
plate glass front, tile floor, ETC., aftel
J today.
Mrs Lyman Fuller, of Abba, Iowa
who was called here to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. Spaulding, leaves for home
this morning over the q. & o. R.
Admission to Opera Faust Mon
day night, 35, so, IS, s1.OO.
Route Agent Wilson, of the United
=. States Express Company was in tht
city Friday and delivered gratifying
message to Mr.. Robert Moore, the eff
ficient and popular assistant in the 10
cal office. Mr.. Moore was notified o
his appointment as agent at Athen
and instructed to take charge of tn,
. Office in that city Immediately. HI
left for Athens on the B. &c O.. s. w
!. afternoon train. The promotion goe
to a deserving young man in ever.
way worthy of the confidence placed il
him.
Ray Beagle returned Friday nigh
from Ada, where he has been taking |
course IN pharmacy.
Mr.. Louis Bules, aged 90 years
died early Friday morning at the hom
of his uncle, Jacob Spindler, near thi
city, after protracted illness Of con
sumption. He was unmarried. Fun
eral Sunday at 10 o'clock a. m, sui
time, from the residence of Mr.. Spind
ler.
-InHMayor's court Friday Georg'
Weber was fined $40 and costs for dis
orderly conduct, to which charge h
pleaded guilty. bag .o5slm ssE
l. IMiss Jennie Osborn, Soprano, witt
tie Sherwood Concert Company i
without question one of the coming
great supranos. She has met will
great success during the tour through
!, the Southern cities Not only as I
great singer but a great actress, sh,