Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-02-28
AND LOCAL.

Mr.. John Twiggs, of this city, has
been at Belpre several days working
up interest in lodge Of the Knights
of Honor.
Mrs. J. M. Lapham and little son
Myron are the gusts of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Stewart at Parkersburg.
The Mothers Club will rect at
three o'clock this afternoon at Mrs.
Ben Rauch's.
Miss Maud Mitchell, of Beverly,
spent last week in this city, the guest
of Mrs. Willis Morris.
Mrs. Will Curry left Sunday on the
Virginia for Gallipolis.
-"Hogan's Alley" Auditorium, to-
night.
Miss Mary Fowler, West Side, left
Sunday for Washington, d. c., to fit
herself for the duties of trained nurse.
| Today is the last day of the great
cut price sale at the Star Clothing
House. Come in today. Your last
chance to get staple goods at cut prices;
prices less than they are worth.
Mrs. Robert Henry Browse, of
Grape Island, w. Va, spent Saturday
and sunday in Marietta, the guest of
Mrs. Oldham and Miss Oldham.
AT the meeting of the Junior Club
at Mrs. j. d. Cadwallader's at six
o'clock this evening Mr. R. D. Cooke
will read Two Principles in Recent
American Fiction" by James Lane AL
len in the Atlantic Monthly for Octo-
ber, 1897.
Mrs, Ewing will give free lecture
on breadmaking in the lecture room of
the First Congregational church this
Monday evening at o'clock.
Seats for the Mckinley Recital now
on sale at Beagle & Lytle's Drug Store.
Mrs. Frank R. Ellis, of Cincinnati
and her daughter, Miss Margareth, are
expected to arrive in Marietta this
Menday evening, to be the guests of
Mrs q. R. Rhoades, Muskingum avenue.
-Magnapi & Co. have received car
load of bs nanas-fne fruit. Don't fail
to call if you want fancy fruits.
We understand that Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Goebel will occupy the house on
Fourth street belonging to Mrs. f. P.
Kramer, at present occupied by Mr.,
Robert Gates and family.
The rite of baptism was admin
| icfo ot T,,lr Enic
church to Mr.. II. FL. Webb.
The funniest of all comedies, "Ho-
gan's Alley," Auditorium tonight.
The course of Lenten lectures will
begin Wednesday evening at ST. Marys
Catholic church. The subject of the
first lecture will be 1.-THE Mass" by
Father McCaffery, of Cambridge.
Mr.. Dana Scott, chief clerk on the
steamer Lorena; was off the boat on
the last trip, having gone to St. Louis
on business. He will join the boat at
GAINESVILLE this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Solomon, Third
street, entertained very delightfully."-
at cards Saturday evening.
Miss Maud Rowland of Newport,
is visiting Miss Ida Thornley,, this
city.
.. Miss Dis of Parkersburg, and Miss
Kerr, of Wheeling, returned home Sat
urday, after pleasant visit here with
Mrs. w. T. Schnauffer.
The darkness last night could have
been cut with a knife, but there
weren't any electric street lights up tc
midnight. The uprelia bility of the
moon is sometimes a source of much
discomfort.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Dick will
leave today on a trip through tht
South.
Engineer w. s. Taylor, of the B.
o. S. W., will resume his run between
Marietta and Parkersburg tonight
!, after a lay-off of thirty days. Engi
: neer Bob Evans will leave for his home
: at Cbiilicothe today.
Mr.. John A. Dayis is now dom
Z iciled on the West Side having moved
Z into fine new house on Gilman ave
a nue..
, Mr.. Robert Gates, Fourth street
has rented the w. II. Ebinger house
corner Second and Scanned streets.
See the yellow xii in "Hogan'l
Alley" Auditorium, tonight.
!, Misses Cornelia Wehrs, Minnie
Leeper and Helen Chamberlain are in
Wheeling visiting friends.
) The Senior Reading Club will be
entertained Tuesday night by Mrs. T.
d. Dale, Putnam street. The subject
} of Free Libraries" will be discussed
The F. F. Club will meet Tuesday
evening with Miss Mary Olds.
Miss OLIVE Miller, of Reno, Is
spending a couple of weeks at Mr.. s.
: B. Hildreth's, east of the city.
The Jolly Seven will give a dance
at Marshall Hall Tuesday evening,