Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-12-09
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

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day or Wednesday nights. Prices 10,
20 and 80 cents.
The ladies of the Unitarian chucrh
propose giving New England supper
on the evening of the 10th. Their past
success in this line insures fine sup
per and good time.
"A social and Christmas sale will
be held at the parlors of St. Lukes
Episcopal church next Tuesday even
ing, Dec. 10. Supper served at half
past FIVE. The public cordially invited.
Fun, fun, fun, nothing but fun at
the Auditorium tonight.
Next Thursday evening, Dec. 18th,
the regular inspection of Buell. Post,
No. 17S, G., A. r., will be held. A full
attendance is desired.
--Messrs, Dean Alderman, w. w.
Remeley and John Singer intend going
out ,ne T. & v. c. e. today quail hunt
ing. t.,
Manager Seipel wishes to state
that L. M. Luchs did not give up the
date of December 18th for the benefit
of Mr.. Seipel, but because he was un-
able to secure an attraction for that
date and had TO cancel his engagement
with the Janitor for that date. ...
The T. / &C. q. will bring in a
crowd of people for the attraction at
the Auditorium tonight, as they will
run a special train at special rates!
Master Harry Salzman cut the tips
of two fingers off yesterday, while, too
enthusiastically running kraut cut
ting machine. The fingers are on the
right hand, and the hurts are, of
course, pretty painful. ' e.
"A real estate transfer Thursday
took place between'etwo Cornerville
parties. Mr. Thomas Snyder selling
his house and lot consisting Of about
81, acres to Charles Oliver. Consider
alton $3.50. .....,F
will Richardson, the cut rate
druggist, fills prescriptions for twenty
five per cent less than other druggists
Mrs. w. B. Gaitree returned from
Chillicothe Thursday. She has been
visiting friends there, since Thanks
giving. s.,.
j. w. Michaels moved into the
property at 2OS Montgomery street
Thursday
Mr. Geo, B. Sunderland sold the
livery stable property OF the Wilking
sisters, corner of Second and Church
streets, Thursday afternoon to Curry
& Doan, who have been conducting
the livery business there. Considera-
ton $4,000.
Miss Rachel Dale returned from
Columbus Thursday where she has
been making a visit of a week.
The Mathematical Association of
the College held its regular biweekly
meeting last evening.
Auditorium tonight, Rice & Bar
tons comedians in the funniest COM
edp OF the season. Don't miss it.
Think of Black Worsted Dress
Skirt at soc. You can get one at that
price at the Bankrupt Sale If you come
quick. Other skirts, better, at half
Jenvey & Aliens prices.
-Chas. G. Butler, of Columbus, who
is now soliciting FOR the Ralston
Health Food Co., of Battle Creek,
Mich, was in the city Thursday on
business.
Mrs. Leonard Siley and her sister,
Mrs. Galbraith of Pittsburg, will leave
in few days for Pittsburg where
Mrs. Siley expects to spend the winter,
Attorney w. G. Way is expected
home from Columbus today noon.
Miss Flora Lander, Sacra Via
street, is suffering from very severe
cold.
Mr.. Fred Weber changed his place
of residence Thursday from Clifton
street to Montgomery street.
j. w. Petty, wife, and daughter,
Miss Florence, left over the D. & o. r.
Thursday for a months visit with rel
atives and friends at GAINESVILLE.
Auditorium tonight--be sure and
go. If you don't you will regret .t.
Mrs. Frank Smith lost ten dollar
bill while down i6street 5Bhopping
Thursday afternoon When the mon
ey was missed she began a search and
was rewarded by finding It at Hutch
ison's. IL.
The only license issued Thursday
was to Chris. Efferson, of Marietta
township, and Matilda Groskloss, of
Fearing.
The Pioneer Jewelry Store is
showing an attractive line Of watches
--'most appropriate for Christmas
clocks, jewelry, various articles in
sterling silver brushes, combs and
novelties In profusion. Enameled
desk goods new and taking. The us
ual assortment of table ware, both
sterling and silver. ~
D. b.. ANDERSON.
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