Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-14
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

The Great Train Robbery" this
evening.
MIR. and Mrs. D. G. Davis are enjoy
ing pleasure trip in the south.
DIR. L. Ii. Trickle has returned
from Chicago, where he spent week
attending a meeting Of railroad sur
geons.
Contractor Kelly has begun the
work of hauling brick for the new pave
nent on Front street, above Mont
gomery
Mrs. &. d. Clark, West Side, has
returned from visit to relatives ut
Beverly.
Mr.. c. L. Flanders, local agent Of
the q. e o. r., has resumed work after
lay off for several days on account of
an accident at Belpre.
Give the ladies and children a treat
by bringing them to see Mackie's
Mother Goose comedy, Little Jack
! !i' rner," "a show for young and old, at
the Auditorium next Friday night.
Rev. NJ. w. Acton will leave over
the Ohio River road with his family
! this morning to take charge of his new
pastorate at Portsmouth.
Mrs. Geo b. Sunderland left Tues
day on business trip to Fairfield, Ills.
She was accompanied by her little
nephew, Ben Putnam.
Prosecuting Attorney j. c. Preston
will spend next week in Colum bus at
tending the meeting of the Masonic
Grand Lodge.
Mrs. G. A. Leland and Mrs. j. w.
Bigley have returned home to Cald-
we'll, after a pleasant visit here with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Lund.
The Government indians with ''The
Great Train Robbery" which shows at
the Auditorium tonight, will call on
the Mayor this afternoon, led by Gen.
Bartlett Of the U. S. Government post.
Daniel Pinkett, of Lower Front
street, has gone to Zanesyille for a
visit Of several weeks.
In Common Pleas Court Wednesday
the civil case of Unger VS.. Goodman
was stubbornly contested and occupied
, almost the entire day. At late hour
Wednesday night the jury had not
/ been able to agree upon verdict.
: Miss Blanche Hayes left Wednes'
day for her home in Sistersville, after a
visit of several days here with friends
Pretty girls, lots of fun, plenty o.
a singing ard dancing, with "GrimeseJ
, Me Boy" at the Auditorium next Fri
, day night.
4 -Rumor reaches us of the approach
r ing wedding of two we'll known younl
l. people, one of whom is the daughter o
C q prominent river man and the othe
Y young iron worker.
d DIR. Z. S, Ward, the dentist, ha
s moved from the Law Building on Pu
e nam street into the second floor from
l. room over Chas. Blume's jewelry stor
h in the Union Block.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Morris and d
and Mrs. S. G. Adair, of Beverly, WEI
h guests of friends in this city Wednesda.
le Mrs. M. d. Vickers, of Kanst
lie City, Kas., is the guest of her siste
,e Mrs. w. T. Harness.
err The College football team goes
re Fairmount, w. Va, tomorrow for
lie game with Morgantown.
g "The Great Train Robbery"
IL company carrying 80 people, six !
r' dians, trained bear, ETC., at the Aud
torum tonight.
"A son was born Tuesday mornir
r. to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schafer, Woost
e. street.
H. The colored people of the city e
I'd joyed dance at the City Hall Wedne
I'd day night and large number we
f. present. Music was furnished
n Singers orchestra.
The original Review Quartet
who have been the rage of Europe II
TO- the last two years, and who create
-. such a furore at Hammerstein'e Ro
l., Garden in New York this past summe
q will positively appear with James
be Mackie's new comedy, Little Jat
Horner," on next Friday night at Il
Auditorium.
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