Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-11-01
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

--Obcer Posey locked up in the city
prison on Sunday a stonecutter who
was very much under the influence.
The prisoner was very destructive in
his delirium and had to be chained to
the wall. He will see the Mayor
about IL today.
If you want comfort, try bottle
of Weeds Corn Destroyer. Relieves
pain at once At w. H. Styer's.
-Mrs. Gilbert of Chicago, is in the
city the guest OF old friends.
The Pathfnders arrived last night
via the G. & o., o. R., and B. & o. S.
w. The advance sale for their opening
is very hattering. 1t looks as if the
board would be swept clean by six
o'clock.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Epworth League and Christian
Endeavor Union will be held at the
Gilman avenue M. E. church Monday
evening at o'clock, standard time.
Every body cordially invited to attend.
ho pieih oerS VI Inc petlb jury III
Common Pleas Court were discharged
Saturday and those living out of the
city have gone home to vote.
MIR. George Strecker, who is at.
tending law school in Cincinnati, is at
home for visit of few days.
Judge Jones adjourned court Sat-
1r1n "a M of h. a1a 1aft
for Gailipolis.
The time spent in listening to the
open air concert, by the Pathfinders'
band, in front of Blumes jewelry store,
will be we'll repaid; for the band is
famous for its excellent music.
Cards of invitation have been re-
ceived in this city asking friends to at
tend the wedding breakfast following
the marriage of Miss Nancy Elston, of
Charlottesville, Ind, to Mr.. Nicholas
McCarty Harrison, of indianapolis.
The wedding is to occur Wednesday,
November 10th. The bride-to-be is a
niece Of Mr.. W, w. Mills, this city, and
she has number of friends in Marietta
who will wish her much joy as Mrs.
Harrison.
Married, at Horseneck, w. Va,
Thursday, October 21st, Mr.. William
Malone and Miss Eleanor Cunningham.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Will
ham Cunningham, of Barlow, and is a
most estimable young woman.
The Pathfnders' orchestra will
tonight render several selections by
the most famous Of composers; and
their work is satin-fnished.
The Fun Club was entertained last
Saturday evening by Miss Mahala Nc
old Hallow Fen games were played
corn popped, chestnuts roasted ant
taffy pulled. Altogether it was one o.
the most pleasant evenings the Clut
has spent.
Seats for the Pathfnders' opening
engagement are selling rapidly. Ladies
are admitted free tonight, but seat
must be reserved, on the free list
ociOTC ~ hi.s ~ WAC sduiC IiuiC ou'
reserved seat is purchased.
Mr.. Louis McCallister is down from
Columbus to remain over election day
] Mr. Fred Eells arrived home Sat
urday from Albany, N. Y, on visit t,
e relatives.
-Messrs. Beagle & Lytle, the nev
drug firm, will begin today the worl
of installing their furniture in the cor
ner room of the Mills building, Secont
and Putnam streets.
The infant daughter of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Will Curry, West Side, died Sat
urday of stomach and bowel trouble
The remains will be inferred at Stock
+. port today.
Mr.. I. w. Hopkins, of Portsmouth
is in the city to remain indefinitely.
The performance at the Auditorium
tonight, THE Lightning Express" il
one of the most pleasing of comedy
dramas, and has greatly helped te
' make the good fame OF the Pathfnders
Seats are selling at Blume's jewelry
store.
e We are headquarters for the finest COf
, fees in toa0n. Try Our Red Ribbon
brand. 1t toilJ please you. Credmer1
butter, put ltp tit pound prints, recetued