Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-11-20
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.


pany, of Toledo, stopped off in Mari
eta Friday on trip to Pittsburg.
Mr.. Hardee is favorably impressed
with the evident growth and enter
prise of our city.
The Enquirer says: Captain II. J.
Brinker, of Apple Grove, o., is busy at
jefferson Vile, at Howard's shipyard,
superintending the completion and
Quitting of the new Red River and
New Orleans packet Sunshine, which
will be ready to leave for New Orleans
about the goth inst Captain Baseman
and family, who have been here since
the yellow fever scare in the South,
will return to New Orleans on the
Sunshine.
Manager Seipel has booked Maha-
ra's Mammoth Minstrels for Thansgiv-
ing evening at the Auditorium and the
Carleton Opera Company in Bohemian
Girl" Monday, November goth. Both
are frst.class companies and will cer-
tainly please the Marietta theatre
goers. The L. & o. C. E. Ry. will give
special rates and run return train
Thanksgiving night
The entertainment and social Civ
en- at the High School Friday evening
was largely attended and was pro-
nounced a most enjoyable success by
all who were fortunate enough to be
present.
MIR. Samuel Cherrington, of CALI
polls, who married Miss Rowena
Cooke, we'll known in Marietta, suf
fered very severe shock of apoplexy
Wednesday afternoon. The stroke
was almost fatal, but prompt and eff
6cient medical attention brought about
an improved condition.
Sheriff M. M. Riley, of Athens, was
in Marietta Friday.
Count Francesca Cuenot, who as
pires to be Williamstown's first Mayor,
was, with Mr.. Porter, of the same city,
caller at this Office last night.
The knights of Pythias lodge in
Williamstown, is to give supper
Thanksgiving evening, in their hall.
1t promises to be large and pleasant
event
Conductor Uriah Campbell, of the
B. & o. S. W., and Constable James
Parlin returned Friday evening from Q
hunting trip of several days near Ham
. den. They found game plentiful and
were loaded down with quail.
Mrs. Charles Langenburg, of Beverly
is the guest of friends and relatives in thi
city.
Mr.. J. B. Haight has been spending
a few days visiting friends and rela
tives in Newport.
. Mr.. T. B. Townsend, the Zanesvill,
3 brick manufacturer, was in the city OF
g business Friday.
: The Ben Hur Club will be enter
tanned next Monday evening by Mis-
. Tillie Wittlig.
= -Messrs. Henry Strecker, Cal Clarl
> and AL Johnston left Friday on a visi
to Wheeling.
Miss Lena Weber left Friday 70
her home at South Olive, after
n pleasant visit with friends and relative
+ in Marietta.
William Cassidy, the eighteen
I months-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henr
Cassidy, of Constitution, died of dipf
IS liberia Thursday night.
The Japanese troupe and the r.
), mainder of Billy Lester's Comedy Con
- pany left Friday for GAINESVILLE, wher
. >. they expect to give several perform
:. ances with the hope of again gettin
= on their feet.
Miss Elisabet Messick expects t
leave next Thursday for M obile, Tenn
to resume her missionary work.
)" Ex-senator John @. Abbott, OF Nc
Connelsville, was in the city on lega
&c business Friday.
- = Deputy U. S. Marshal W. T. Hal
:, ness returned Friday from an extende
- triy oyer the State serving subpoenae
= for the U. s. grand jury.
Everyone who has them, and the
are becoming more numerous daily
says that Standard Patterns are tn
is best patterns. You get them Of US
c. Chas. Jones' Sons.
!. An immense line of fancy bosor
'f shirts, the s1.OO kind for 75c. Rauch's