Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-12-22
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

News is received here of the birth
of a son December nth, to Mr.. and
, Mrs. John e. Shedd, at Madison, Wis.
Miss Jennie Babcock will leave
this morning for Erie, Pa, to attend
the funeral of Olive Babcock.
100 Laughs in 100 minutes. Two
hours and half Of fun. Auditorium,
Christmas night
Rev. E. A. Coil is still confined to
his room by illness and is in serious
condition.
-For umbrellas see the Bee Hive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will A. Loffland. who
were married Sunday afternoon at st.
Mary's Catholic church, left on the
Virginia for Cincinnati, in which city
they will make short visit before
going to Mexico, their future home.
The bride was Miss Ella Wendelken, of
this city.
Rife & Hecker, the Sixth street
grocers, will sell oysters during the
Holidays at 25 cents per quart.
The Penrose s. Simpson Company,
of Marietta, is new in corporation, the
papers having been issued at Columbus
Monday to Charles Penrose, John S.
Simpson, George Worrall, R. j. Simp-
son and Francis Penrose. The COM
pany is capitalized at $4,000.
Gents shirts, socks, underwear
and peckwear at Bee Hive.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Gessel, who
have been visiting Mrs. M. j. Reed and
Mrs. c. b. Evans, returned home yester-
day.
You are cordially invited to attend
Christmas entertainment and social
at the Stanleyville church, Friday eve
ming, December gath.
Mr.. George Best has returned from
New York city, where he has been for
the past two weeks.
Special bargains in handkerchiefs
and towels for this week at Bee Hive.
Widow Bedott," in a comedy por-
traying unique type of New England
fully wholesome, Auditorium, Christ
mas night .,.:-
Mr.. J. Hope Sutor, of GAINESVILLE,
Receiver of the q. g. o. Railway, was
in Marietta on business Tuesday.
The Holiday vacation at the Col
lege will begin tomorrow.
The Marietta Plumbing Company,
Leidecker Tool Company and other
enterprising firms are out with hand
some advertising calendars for 1898.
G%-Visit the Bee Hive Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. 1t will pay you.
: beginning today, and continuing
over Friday, the Il. Il o. c. Extension
leaving the union depot at 8 p. m, for
the accommodation of Holiday shop
pers from the stations along the line.
Don't fail to visit the store of Chas.
Jones Sons before making single
purchase for Christmas. Their place
is teeming full of pretty suitable things
, for the season. always Something
New. Mon. -5ts.
, Special sale of handkerchiefs,
gloves, mittens, towels, table cloth
t goods at Bee Hive.
. Word was rece we'd Tuesday morn
ing of the death of Olive Babcock,
daughter off, Ii. Babcock, of Erie, Pa.
The deceased had many friends and
relatives here.
: "A social for the benefit of the M.
1 f. chnrch of Watertown will be held
: in Lafin's Hall New Years Day. Din
/, ner at 12 o'clock. Oyster supper in the
Z evening. All are inyited. r
: The best line of 10, 1211, 10 and 25
: cent handkerchefs can be found at the
Bee Hive.
Engineer w. S. Taylor, of the B. &
o. S. W., is laid off on account of i'll
ness and his position is being filled by
"Chub" Mitchell.
a Miss Nellie Evans will spend the
Holidays with relatives and friends at
Roxbury.
Finest oysters in the city atGaitree's
I. restaurant. Let your supply for the
' Holidays be OF the best.
The engine on train No. 4 on the
T.. & o. c. Extension had break down
at Fleming ON Tuesday and consider
I able delay resulted.
The remains of Earnest Allen, the
young railroad man who was killed in
the West few days ago, were brought
to his home at Belpre last night for
;, burial
}. Doctors Ballard and MCGEE, of
Belpre, were visitors in the city Tues
;, day evening.
, Fresh oysters daily from Balti-
!, more, 25 cents quart. Rife & Hecker,
g Sixth street, Phone 1874.