Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-19
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Lodge No. 800, +. & A. NJ, will leave
Tuesday morning over the u. & o. r.
for Columbus to attend the Grand
Lodge of Masons to be held on the
goth and 2lst.
Madame Sans Gene, the master
piece of Sardou, Frances gifted dra-
ma list, will be presented ut the Audi
torium, Friday night. Madame Sans
Gene is genuinely historical comedy,
and is full of interest and instruction.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Payne left over
the Il, & o. S. w. on two weeks trip
to Cincinnati and st. Louis. During
Mr.. Payne's absence his position at the
Union Depot will be filled by Mr.. j. c.
oberly, of Cincinnati
M. W. T. McKibben and family
left Monday afternoon for Cleveland to
attend the funeral OF George McKibS
ben, who died Sunday morning The
remains could not be brought home for
burial on account of the health regu-
| lations.
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morning to rejoin the uanna party
with whom he has been touring the
State. r
Mr.. Peter Kunz, Sr., suffered
stroke Of paralysis few days ago and
is now in serious condition at his
home on Greene street
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Schnaufer, of
Marietta, were the guests of friends in
the city today. .-Parkersburg Journal.
The study of human nature is al
ways of interest, especially are the
fads and foibles. the where's and whiles
of the gentler sex, OF more than
passing interest. To pursue such a
study one has no better chance than to
see the comedy of Madame Sans Gene,
which will be presented at the Audi
torium, Friday night, Oct. 22.
Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Mitchell, OF
Beverly. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Morris, Upper Front street
The wedding of Miss Ida Tornes
and Mr.. Frank Peterman will occur at
st. Marys Catholic church this morn
ing at nine o'clock, sun time.
The Lobdell Cycling Club held q
5 very interesting meeting at their clut
r house Monday night and discussed the
Side Path Ball. Everything points tc
great success and the boys hope tc
: make enough out of it to build fnt
g cycle path. The tickets are selling
fast and the business men are taking
hold. The club appointed the follow
), Harry Pfaff, Walter Peters and Chas
n lenry.
: President w. II. Harness of tn
II Board of Deputy Supervisors of Elet
,ions. has called meeting for Thur:
d day of this week to select judges an
" clerks for the coming election.
Hon. d. K. Watson arrived Monda
from Columbus, and left for New Matt
moras, where he addressed Republ
+. can meeting Monday night He we
- accompanied by Chairman r. c. Dave
!, of the Republican Executive Con
n mittee.
,r -Messrs. John II. Lindsay and Rov
le land Erwin, of Pittsburg, who hay
10 been guests at the home of 7. F. Day
return home. Mrs. Lindsay will rema
here several days longer visiting h,
parents.
:" -Messrs. Will Bedillion and Ere
'o Hornbrool1e, of Sistersville, are visitir
~ friends and relatives in this city.
9 --Dr. Z. s, Ward, the dentist, hi
= moved from the Law Building on Pu
C nam street into the second floor frol
room over Chas. Blume's jewelry sto
in the Union Block.
The U. B. Social of Dunham wi
j. be entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Jace
It, Oesterle ON Saturday afternoon ar
r. evening, October esd. Everybody i
ir vited
X Mrs. James Foreman is visiting h
s. son, Charles Foreman, at KroXyill
Id Tenn.
Mr.. ]. A. Walker, editor of Il
Beverly Advance, was in the city {
- business Monday.
I'd Squire W. Fl. Murphy, of Newpor
#. was business visitor in this ci
at Monday.
de United States Deputy Marshal
vd II. Harness returned Monday from
ny business trip to Kentucky.
In Probate Court Monday ma
riage license WINS issued to Nimrod
Martin, of Wittens, and Belle E, Sch,
~ theis, of New Matamoras.
=" Mr. and Mrs. win S. Plumer ha
- returned from visit to friends
Athens.
~ Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Russ,
have returned from a visit to frien
at Pittsburg and Homestead.
We are heddQltIrtersf for the finest C,