Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-11-15
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

will hold social Wednesday evening
of this week in the church parlors.
deserved seats on sale at the Mari
etta Book Store today for Uncle Toms
Cabin Co,
Mr.. Dave Scott, OF Chillicothe, was
over yesterday, visiting relatives.
Mr.. John Singer, the barber, ex-
poets to occupy the basement of the
new addition now building by the
Marietta Electric Company on Second
street.
Mrs. Theo Z. Davis gave reception
Saturday evening to the local football
boys and their visitors. 1t was most
enjoyable event, and gracious act on
the part of Mrs. Davis.
Senator Bradley, of oleon, N Y,
is in the city.
Children will be admitted to any
scat in the Auditorium for Is cents to
see Uncle Toms Cabin Co. Tuesday
night
Mr.. Harry Briggs was the guest
of friends in the city on Saturday.
In Probate Court Saturday mar
riage license was issued to b. w.
Shankland, of Gracey, and Bertha M.
Eddy, of Marietta.
Mr.. Leroy v. Martin, of Indiana
polls, has been assigned to the new
postal clerkship on the c. e. M. Ry.
and will go out on his initial run this
morning. Mr.. Martin will remove
here with his family Immediately and
reside in Marietta permanently.
Mr.. Charles Campbell is seriously
i'll of typhoid fever.
Upon complaint of the daughter oi
William Connera warrant has been is
sued in Squire Guyton's court for the
arrest of Louis Weber on the charge o.
slander.
"A complete line of '9s Columbii
bicycles wilt be on exhibition herr
this week. Don't fail to see them
Agency at the Western Union Tele
graph Office.
AT the annual meeting of the Col
lege Athletic Association held Satur
day afternoon the following officer
were elected: President, Charles B
Mcclure; Vice Presirent, James Scot,
Secretary and Treasurer, John Stone
Ferguson and limerick are heade
this way and will appear at the Audi
!, torium next Saturday night in Nj
Nulty's Visit.
Miss Emma Croft. West Side, ha
returned ome from visit of severe
:, days at Columbus.
b Miss Bette Holbrooke, West Sidt
> is visiting friends and relatives j
Z Pittsbure.
The "Pathfinders" were in the cit
Sunday on their way from Parker
70 bnrg to Uhrichsyille.
Mr.. R. c. Dawes expects to leay
|, next week for Evanston, Illinoi
!. where he will locate permanently an
!, assume the management of the cyan
i, ton gas plant His family will renal
here for several weeks. Mr.. Dave
departure will be regretted in the bus
ness. political and social circles of Nj
IT rietta. That he may return to l
r. eventually will be the hope of his mu
Is titude of friends.
IA 1t bears ofo repeating and carrie
10 the truth with it. Standard Patterr
IS are the best patterns. You get the
r of us. Chas. Jones' Sons
30 The young people of the First
ID b. Church will give an oyster supp'
and lunch Tuesday evening, Nov. 16t
p Every body cordially invited.
" The merchant tailoring depar
ment of the Star Clothing House is I
to date. They turn out the best fittir
* coats in the town.
ms Thursday, November 18th, will
es ingathering day at the Woman's HON
E. Every body is cordially invited. Dinn
n will be served at 1880 and supper
n $780, Fancy articles for sale may
err left with Mrs. Laing or Mrs. Vande
i'd WORT.
Id "A. Fl. Westfall is in town in Il
as interest of Ferguson and limerick
ii .McNulty's Visit" which comes to Il
Auditorium next Saturday nigh
This will be one of the big comee
events of the season.
in. We are headquarters for the finest Ca
, fees In tOlDn. TTy our Red Rtbb'
: byurd IL lptlL please uOu. CTednle