Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-12-23
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
-yor umbrellas see the Bee Hiv e.

hooves everybody to see that cellars
and outhouses are locked up securely.
Considerable destitution is reported in
the city and the articles stolen are
generally capable of being eaten.
The local circle of the University
Association has elected officers as fol-
lows: President, Prof. M. R. Andrews;
Vice President Mrs. G. H. Turner;
Secretary, Miss Emma Best. The first
regular meeting will be held Tuesday
evening, January 4th.
"A visit to the Bee Hive will pay
you Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Business meeting of c. B. Gates
Woman's Relief Corps tonight. Every
member requested to be present.
AT First NJ. E. church Friday eve
ming the Sunday School will observe
Christmastide. 1.-The Story of the
First Christmas" will be illustrated
with twenty stereoptican views, ac-
companied with songs, recitations and
readings, and followed with the dis
trloctlon OF gifts.
GENTS shirts. socks, underwear
and peckwear at Bee Hive.
Miss Edith Creamer will spend the
Holidays in Marietta with her parents,
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Creamer, West Side.
"A we'll known young brick con-
tractor of the West Side has purchased
his housekeeping outfit and, we are in
formed, will be married about Christ
mas.
Seats on sale at the Marietta Book
Store Friday morning for Railroad
Ticket.
The remains of Mrs. Gates, who
died on the West Side, were taken to
Fleming on Wednesday for burial.
Special bargains in handkerchiefs
and towels for this week at Bee Hive.
Mr.. George w. Summers, of
Charleston, w. Va, will spend the
Holidays with friends in this city,
-Tracey's dancing school started
more successful than last year. There
is good crowd and nice people. The
next lesson will be this evening. More
scholars will be taken. Th.-1t.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lang, who for years
J has lived in Marietta, has removed to
J Whipple with her son, w. A. Lang,
who will farm.
Doctor Barker, the oculist, Of Gin.
cinnati, was in the city yesterday.
In Probate Court Wednesday g
marriage license was issued to Jasor
r. McCleary and Emma B. Dutton
both of Macksburg., A license has alsc
, been issued to Josiah ii. Jeffries, o.
Afford, Meigs county, and Sarah Blair
of Bartlett.
= Visit the Bee Hive Wednesday
Thursday and Friday. twill pay you
"A daughter was born Wednesda,
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Theis
Wooster street.
"A musical and literary entertain
8 ment will be given at the Auditorium
? Tuesday evening, Dec. 2sth, under tn
a auspices of the Knights and Ladies o
g the Maccabees of this city. An addres
a will be delivered by Ed. L. Young, o
g Norwalk, o.. on the subject "Fratern
g ity". The public is cordially invited t.
J attend. Admission is free to everyone
Program will be out later.
Don't fail to visit the store of Chas
Jones' Sons before making singl
purchase for Christmas. Their plac
= is teeming full of pretty suitable thing
for the season. always Something
New. Mon..5
Mr.. j. b. Lanslev, of Beverly, is il
. the city, the guest of his son, Georg
LaDsley. r's
Mr. and Mrs. William Glass an
Mrs. M. E. Prentiss. of Beverly, will
d be Holiday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W
/ +. Robertson, West Side.
u Special sale of handkerchief
% gloves, mittens, towels, table clotl
goods at Bee Hive.
Representative James Joyce, o
Guernsey county, was the guest
friends in Marietta Tuesday night.
B. "A. H. Tracey invites all of his sen
u ior and junior scholars to attend tn
* dance Friday evening at Hagan
ID Schad's Hall. 1t will be first class.
IS Th.&Fri.
- Miss Georgia, Putnam. of Charles
ton, w. Va, is the guest of Miss Frar
els Putnam. Third street.
n Miss Hattie Stanley arrived HON
IN Wednesday from Ann Arbor, Mich,
,e spend the Holidays with her parents
ID Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Stanley.
The best line of 10, IAN, 10 and
cent handkerchiefs can be found at tn
I'd Bee Hive.
m Mrs. Cornelius Wells OF Port
al mouth, arrived Wednesday evening
lP sIo holidaus with friends an