Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-12-24
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.


DIR. and Mrs. Curtis and Miss Helen
and Mr.. and Mrs r. ID. Cooke will en-
JOY Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ.
Skinner, Parkersburg.
Miss Julia M. Cooke, Parkersburg,
is to be married Thursday, January
9th, to Mr.. Smith d. Turner, also Of
Parkersburg. Both parties haye
friends in Marietta who will be pleased
to extend congratulations.
Finest oysters in the city atGaitree's
restaurant. Let your supply for the
Holidays be of the best.
Mr.. Rupert Bebout, of the College,
leaves today for Wheeling to spend his
vacation with his parents.
Miss Amy Shurick will leave today
for Pittsburg on visit.
There will be Christmas eve SER
vice at the Episcopal church this even
ing, beginning ut seven o'clock. There
will also be Christmas service Satur-
day morning.
| Special sale of handkerchiefs,
| gloves, mittens towels, table cloth
goods at Bee Hive.
| Mr. E. s. Alderman has so far re-
covered from his recent illness as to be
able to be on the street.
Widow Bedott," the funniest play
ever written, Auditorium, Christmas
night.
Mr.. ]. w. Boyer. of Sistersville,
was visitor in Marietta Thursday.
The Silver Star Fishing Club will
give dance this evening at Electric
Power Hall, which will no doubt be
largely attended.
Mr.. John Hill, Seventh street, is
confined to his bed by illness.
Miss Maggie Primm, of Clarksburg,
w. Va, was in Marietta Thursday to
attend the Primm- Weber wedding.
Mr.. T. j. Jones, of the College,
left Thursday to spend the Holiday
vacation at his home in Pennsylvania
The officers of American Union
Chapter No. were publicly installed
Thursday evening by Major Jewett
Palmer. At the close of the ceremon-
les those present enjoyed sumptuous
banquet.
Brakeman Fred Congrove is suffer
ing from a severely bruised knee and
foot received last night at Belpre by
an accidental fall from the depot plat
form.
ALI members of the Unitarian
Sunday School are requested to be
present at the Christmas rehearsal
this afternoon at three o'clock.
On next Monday night we will have
"a Railroad Ticket" at the Auditorium.
with Laura Biggar and Burt Haverly
in the cast, who pleased the theatre
going public here last season in Hoyt's
"a Trip to Chinatown.
The Holiday vacation at the Col.
lege began Thursday and will continue
until January 4th.
| "A visit to the Bee Hive will pay
you Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
William Hanes, of the Eureka pump
station, left this morning for Marietta,
where he will spend \ couple of weeks
with friends. and it is stated on good
authority that when he returns there
will pea young lady with him who has
very recently changed her name from
Hubbs to that of Hanes. Sistersville
Oil Review.
The Union Depot freight house will
be closed Christmas and New Years, eX-
cept for the delivery of perishable
goods.
Miss Emma Schneider, who has
been at Pittsburg for several months,
will be home today and visit friends
and relatives for few days.
Miss Elizabeth Sleigh arrived
Thursday from Columbus to spend the
Holidays.
Gents shirts, socks, underwear
and neckwear at Bee Hive.
Mrs. Will Sibley and son, of CALI
polls, are visiting Judge and Mrs. II. L..
Sibley, Fourth street
DIR. o. o. Mckee returned home to
Caldwell Thurday, after spending some
time here at the bedside of his neice,
Miss Jessie Lund. t#
"A. H. Tracey invites all of his SEN
ior and junior scholars to attend the
dance Friday evening at Hagan &
Schad's Hall. 1t will be first class.
Th.&Fri.
Special bargains in handkerchiefs
and towels for this week at Bee Hive.
}. DIR. R. s. Gage, of Qualey. was a
visitor in the city Thursday.
, Prof. w. E. Sykes. of Columbus,
} is the guest of friends in this city.
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