Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-23

to Mr.. and Mrs. George Baum.
A hearty invitation is extended to
the ladies Of Marietta to attend the
performance of Vanity Fair" at the
Auditorium, Wednesday night, as it is
guaranteed to be strictly refined and
the most gorgeously environed produc-
tion, both in scenic effect and beautiful
costuming now before the public.
Mr.. Vincent Payne returned home
Thursday noon from Millfeld, Athens
county, having been over there visiting
his nephew, Mr.. Austin True. Mr..
Payne, although 81 years of age, made
the trip over and back alone. He is a
bright old gentleman, and we hope he
may live to round out his century.
Miss Lille Pfaff, Washington street,
entertained party of friends Thurs
day, the occasion of her birthday ami
versary.
| -Messrs. j. M. Mason and Harry
Theis will give another of their popular
dances at Hagan and Schads new hall
tonight.
The big spectacular comedy Vanity
Fair, sparkling with beautiful girls,
dazzling with scenic splendor, bristling
with comedy and up to date in every
sense of the word, at the Auditorium,
Wednesday, Oct. 27th.
-Remenyi, the celebrated violinist,
will appear at Marietta, Nov. Sd, under
auspices of the College Y. NJ. G. A.
Mr.. Maurice Prayer is quite i'll at
his home on Fourth street.
The Second Football Team of
Marietta College will play the team of
the Business College this Saturday
afternoon, beginning at 2 o'clock, on
the Athletic Grounds.
For Sale.-571l Feet front on Sec.
ond street next to hagan & Schad.
Sat &Mon.
Mrs. j. Lee Welsh, of the West
Side, was given delightful anniver
sary party Monday evening at the home
Of her brother, Judge McCarn, Chicago
his, where she has been visiting fo
several weeks.
The social last evening at tht
Central Church of Christ was n granc
0 success, there being over two hundred
4 persons present. All report an enjoy
Y able time. The music was an especia
" feature of the programme.
At last report from Capt. Gal
D lagher, who was injured by a fall a
5 the union depot Thursday night, h'
was resting as easy as could be eX
I pected and it is thought that no seriou
I consequences will result.
;. Mrs. D. f. Reynolds and Mrs, L
Ferris were guests of friends in Park
ersburg for several days this week.
Mrs, Eliza Putnam has returned
from visit of several weeks u
I Charleston, w. Va.
: Mr.. Harry, Ogle, an employe of thu
: Ohio Penitentiary, passed through Ma
;. rietta Friday on his way to visit rela
: tives at Coal Run.
q -Ex.S Senator J. @. Abbott returned
a to McConnelsyille after cam paigninl
!. tour of several days i'll this county.
i Mr.. Chas. Blume, the jeweler, ha
l. added very nice piece Of furniture t.
his new store in the Union Block. /
consists of a case of drawers with {
counter above, and over all splendit
L plate glass mirror with fine larg'
pillars at either side. 1t is a Crane
y piece of furniture and adds much t.
= an already attractive place of business
n Mrs. Mary A. Stanley, of Water
a town, is spending few days with he
!. niece, Mrs. DIR. Chas. S. Hart.
e MIR John Thompson returned Frida.
n from Kansas, called home by the dealt
Of his father, VIM. Thompson, a
Barlow.
. AT Columbus last Thursday Majo
Jewett Palmer, of this city. was chosel
Vice President of the Masonic Veteran
Association of Ohio.
Mr.. ]. Q. Cullen, Agent of the q.
o. R, Railway at Waterford, was il
Marietta on business Friday.
Mrs. T. d. Henshaw, who has bee
visiting her parents, here for severs
weeks, left Friday for her home a
, Spring Creek, Pa.
\. Attorney j. c. Brennan returne
r. Friday from visit of several days a
A. Columbus
,f The College Football team lei
N Friday for Delaware, where they wi
he play o. w. U. today.
Mr.. F. T. Dana, of Newport towi
ship, was business visitor in Mariett
Sc Friday.
r., Mr.. II. C. McNeal, Of Waterfor,
10. was visitor in Marietta Friday.