Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-11-01
PERSONAL ANDLOCAL.

ant evening yOuTSell, uuC duu COIulOTt
for the inmates of the Woman's
lone in the coming cold days.
Mrs. Geo. McCune, of Harveys-
burg, O., is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. L. Elston. -. ,e
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Barrett, Of
Cincinnati, are the guests of Chas.
Elston and wife, Wooster street.
Mr.. Geo. knight, of Chester Hill,
drove over to this city Saturday last
with team of fine gray horses which
will be used in the undertaking busi-
ness Of Doudna G. Riggs, Second street.
Auditorium tonight, Creston
| Clarke.
| w. L. Dalton, of the National
Supply Co., is visiting in Parkersburg.
james A. Hamaker and Miss Sar-
ah L. Mowery. of Ogdin, Wood county
w. Va, were married by Squire Guy
| ton at his Office Saturday evening.
Mr.. Levi Rutter, of Waterford,
passed through Marietta Monday, on
his way to Cincinnati for medical
treatment. ~ W. .-i@'
Mr.. ]. r. Wickham, of Broadwell,
was in town Monday He is suffer-
ing from a badly mashed foot, caused
by horse falling on him about two
weeks ago.
Mrs. w. B. Charles, of Amsterdam,
N. Y, is visiting her mother, Mrs. c..
R. Rhodes, Muskingum avenue.
The Woman's Alliance of the Uni
tartan church will meet at the parson-
age Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 1st, at
2:30.
Mr.. S. L. Grosvenor, of Washing
ton, d. c., is in the city for few
days.
'-On Saturday night Gatrells bar
ber shop at the corner of Seventh and
Greene streets. was entered through
window and razors and clip
pers stolen. Mr.. Gatrell could not
begin business Monday morning until
he procured new tools.
THE Last of His Race" Auditor
ium tonight. hf
Mr.. F. j. Dye, OF Gravel Bank, who
was so seriously ill with neuralgia OF
the stomach, is greatly improved.
The new GROCERY of Johnson Cor.
rell, Washington street, will soon be
open for business. as the new goods
are being put in now.
Mrs. VIM. A. Sniffen has. issued
I invitations to number Of her lady
! friends, asking their presence at. ar
informal reception Thursday evening
Nov. Sd. Eys " 'si W. S'''t ~
j, S. Pierpoint broke ground at. the
I corner of Fifth street and White!
Road Monday for two houses. a'
Jas. H. Watson, SO years old, diet
Sunday evening at the home of & hi
daughter, Mrs. R. t. Powell Gilman
avenue. The remains will be taken t
} Eckhart Mines, Md, for burial as sool
as the relatives can make the neces
sary arrangements. There are a mum
ber of them living at distance ant
probably will not reach this city unit
Tuesday.
The dramatic treat of the season
Auditorium tonight.
q Miss Winnie Henry, of Amesville
q is visiting Miss Effie Glazier, Warrel
street.
3 "A nice little girl arrived at th'
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Schnauf
fer, Second street, on Monday, th'
31st ult. Name Virginia st. Leger.
WIN. Carter, whose death wa
mentioned in Sundays Leader, wa
l.. buried at 12 o'clock Monday from th'
S Rainbow church.
Mrs. jeff Martin, who was Mis-!
Phebe. Browns guest last week, re
turned to her home at Parkersburt
Monday, accompanied by Miss Brown
who will attend while there the re-
cital to be given today on the new
pipe organ at Trinity church. 'H@
Miss Florence Theis is in charge
Of the fur department at w. A. Sniff,
fen's. 1f re
The funeral of Mrs. Geo, Stratton
who died in Columbus, was held Mon
day from the house of Mr.. Ed. Reyn'
olds, her former nome. Interment In
Oak Grove cemetery. Mrs. Stratton's
son George and his wife and a Miss
Temple accompanied the remains from
Columbus.