Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-12-14
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
."For Fair Virginia" tonight.


-Treasurer.elect II. p. Bode was in
Marietta Monday aud left for Cincin-
natl ON business trip of several days.
MIR. and Mrs. s. B. Kirby returned
home Monday from trip to Cincin-
natl.
The pay.car on the Cleyeland and
Marietta railroad made its accustomed
cheering visit to Marietta on Monday.
We are pleased to note that Mr..
Earl Alderman is greatly improved.
Seats for the Francis McMillen
concert on Friday night will be on sale
Wednesday morning at the Marietta
Book Store.
Mr.. James P. Laing left Monday
for Pittsburg on business trip.
Miss Emma Cole is spending few
days at Ironton, visiting her friend,
Miss Louise Clark.
Those who missed THE Girl Left
Behind Me" last season, can have an
opportunity of seeing this stirring
military drama at the Auditorium,
Thursday, December 10th.
Married, Saturday afternoon. by
Squire Jewett Palmer, Mr.. George E.
Lawton, Of Ithaca, N. Y, and Belle
Clifford. of Marietta.
Positively the best, THE Girl Left
Behind Me" at the Auditorium Thurs
day evening.
The Farmers Institute at Barlow
met Monday with good attendance
Mrs. Samuel Moore, of Pomeroy,
was the guest yesterday of Mr., and
Mrs, B. B. Stone, Third street.
Mr.. E. L. Nash, of Parkersburg,
who has been i'll in this city for several
days, has gone home-his condition
very much improved.
See the play tonight-"For Fair
Virginia..
The Unitarian Church ladies are
making great preparations for the
New England supper to be given by
them on Wednesday evening, the 18th
First call for supper" $3.50 o'clock.
Harry Baker, formerly with Traut
ner g. Young, Montgomery street, has
accepted position with Messrs. Rife
& Hecker, the Sixth street butchers.
Seats for the best military drama
"The Girl l Left Behind Me-" are nov
on sale at Blume's Jewelry Store.
"A daughter was born Monday eve
ming to Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Morris
Upper Front street.
The Gospel services at the First U
. B. church will continue part or all o
, this week. There were three acces
sions Sunday. The attendance is lar
, ger and good interest prevails
Editor John A. Walker, of Beverly
was in the city on business Monday.
Arthur F. Cole left Monday after
noon on business trip to Columbus.
w. B. Gaitree left Monday TO
Canton to attend the funeral of Mrs
: Mckinley.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. McVey, Q
: Sistersville, spent Sunday visitin
friends in Marietta.
Mr.. Joe Eells left Monday for hi
n home in Buffalo, after visit of severs
, days here with relatives
e The workmen on the Maple stree
= storm water sewer are still fndin
s skeletons in the trench which 10 bein
2 dug and the old graveyard. of whic
n there is no record whatever, appears t
'have been we'll peopled.
o -Mr. Paul Gage, OF Sistersville, wa
r the guest OF friends in Marietta Nor
day.
Baggage car No 2S, which ha
y been undergoing repairs at Chillicothe
y was replaced on the B. o. 5.
branch Monday.
= Mr.. D. B. Torpy left Monday after
- noon for Columbus on business TRIP
Get your seats today for the play
For Fair Virginia" tonight. Th
4 Parkersburg Sentinel says of it: "Fo
# Fair Virginia" was one of the pretties
/, and cleanest plays that has ever bee
n presented at the Auditorium this sea
10 son, and really deserved better house
n 1t was pretty story of love In whic
\. the war, element is a potent factor
: There are stirring scenes and dramati
climaxes, interspersed with thread c
comedy Mr.. and Mrs. Whytal and
clever company presented the play i
b. AN admirable manner.
Just try a 10 cent box of Cascaret
RS the finest liver and bowel regulate
We ever made.
~ CHRIS NJ A s luteys, Chicken
re- Ducks etc.---Ledve UOllr orders for one I