Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-11-10
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Tons Of fun, barrels of laughter
and the merriest of merry music in the
production of that funniest play on
earth, OHooligan's Wedding, Auditor
ium tonight.
Mr.. M. S. Isherwood returned
Tuesday from trip to Cincinnati.
Officers of Marietta Chapter o. L.
s., No. SO: Worthy Matron, Mrs. A.
W. Tomphins; Worthy Patron, Mr.. G.
NJ. PAYNE; Associate Matron, Mrs. j. s.
Ii. Torner; Secretary, Mrs. G. M.
Payne; Treasurer, Mrs. Kate Dye; Con-
ductress, Mrs. G. j. VanValey; Associ-
ate Conductress, Miss Emma Hawkins.
The Alpha Digamma haye rented
rooms in the third story of the McCul,
loch building on Greene street, over
Breidenstein e. Richardson's drugstore
They will occupy the new quarters at
once.
The Takezana Troupe of Japanese
performers, 10 in number. the Oriental
wonders of the world, are with Billy
Testers Comedians, Auditorium, Nov.
II, ~, 49,
Col. H. d. Knox says that the High
School Cadets expect their new uni
forms on Monday of next week. The
boys will wear them the first time in
public at social to be given by them
Noy. 10th, to raise money for arms
B. f. Lang was in Marietta Sunday
going up to see brother, w. A. Lang,
whom he had not met for fourteen
years, the latter having just returned
from n protracted residence in the west
to visit his mother, Mrs. E. Lang, of
Marietta. He has sold his ranch in
Montana and will locate in Marietta,
engaging in the grocery business
Parkersburg Journal.
-O'hooligan's Wedding, comedy
pure in sentiment, refined In tone, cor
rect i'd moral bearings and spontane-
Gus in action, at Auditorium tonight.
Mr.. R. Merydith left last night on
business trip to Parkersburg, ac-
companied by Mr.. Reed, of the Canton
Bridge Company. Mr.. Reed states that
since last March the business of his
company has been phenomenal and
that they have turned out an average
of two and one-half complete iron
bridges per day.
Mr., L. P. Hill has purchased through
J. A. Plumer & Son two lots in Mus
kingum Park Addition and will build
upon them at once.
The ferry boat was blown aground
by the high wind on Tuesday and q
number OF passengers missed their
train.
-Treasurer-elect H. P. Bode is in the
city on business.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Central Church of Christ will give +,
supper Saturday evening in the thirt
) floor of Hagan Block. Supper 20 cents
Miss Mildred Williams, of Parkers
burg, is the guest of DR.. and Mrs. E.
, Cooke. Second street
Mr.. w. II. Etter, one of Cutler
hustlers. was in town Tuesday. Sine
he was burnt out he has been living il
, the McGee property in Cutler village
, -O'Hooligan's Wedding will be in
terspersed with brilliont collection Q
1 sparkling music, dancing, singing
solos, Duets and quartettes, tonight
The evangelistic meetings at tn
Central Church of Christ, are bein
attended with much interest. Seve
have taken the stand for Righteousness
, and more will follow. Every body will
be made welcome.
1 Harry NJ. Klintworth has purchase
5 of j. A. Plumer g. Son house and 10
, on Marion street. The price paid wa
; S900.
t Mr.. James w. Hughes, of the Boile
3 Works, is in Buffalo on bushes
I trip.
Hon. L. R. Rose came in from
Columbus on Tuesday and left for hi
home at Coal Run.
Mr.. Charles Cross. who has beel
employed on the Ohio River Road a
Huntington, w. Va, came home OIL
4 Tuesday. He will be employed il
S future at Parkersburg.
Miss Libbie Morrell, of Elm street
e spent Sunday with friends at Schultz
u w. Va.
Mr.. ]. A. Showers of the West Sid
. left Tuesday for Waverly, w. Va.
= Inspection of Buell. w. R. c. by Ar
y ma NJ. Thompson, of Bellaire, Ohio
T. Wednesday Eve, Noy. 10th. All men
/ bers are requested to be present
IIyo ore be0dOlI0TterS fOT the finest Co