Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-10-27
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

The Misses Fletcher, of Indian
apolis, are expected to arrive in Ma
rietta today, and will be the guests of
Miss Florence Dale, Putnam street.
Mrs. Laura beatty and her son,
Elder, returned from Pittsburg yester-
day where they have been for the past
two weeks, visiting Mrs Beatty's
mother.
"A Stranger in New York" will be
curiosity in Marietta Friday evening
| The West Side Congregational
church will serve chicken pie supper
tbs Thursday evening at their church
Supper served from p. M Price Is
cents.
John Joyce, Of Belpre, was ad-
judged insane in Probate Court yes
terday and warrant issued convey
ing him to the Athens State Hospital.
Mrs. T. ]. Hines, of Piketon, O., is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. T. ]. Book,
ert, on the West Side.
The College foot ball team will
meet the West Virginia University
team at ClarksDurg next Saturday.
Marietta has more than a chance to
win the game as Morgantown is
pledged not to play their coach in this
game and they had game with the
Pittsburg Athletic Club yesterday.
The finest attraction of all. Don't
miss it. Auditorium Tuesday night,
Nov. 1st.
Mr.. John Drum, a prominent oil
man of Dexter City, was in the city
Wednesday.
Mr.. S. A. Coffman went to Moores
Junction on the 1855 train Wednesday,
where he joined his wife to attend the
Campbell Wittekind nupitals cele-
brated Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Martha Baumeister, of Platts-
mouth, Neb., arrived in Marietta Tues
day evening and is the guest of her
father, Mr.. ]. D. Pape, 722 Front street
Mr.. Earl NJ Pickering, who for
several years has been in the employ
of H. w. Craig, the photographer, has
resigned his position with Mr.. Craig,
and will travel, and open in various
tos at extremely popular prices. We
wish him success.
Rev. Joseph d. Heron of Ports
, mouth, is in the city to remain until
Saturday morning. Mr.. Heron at
tended college here in the seventies.
He conducted services Wednesday
evening at st. Luke's Episcopal church
I'm the case of the State of Ohio VS..
, Beatrice RICHTER, charged with keep
ing house of ill fame, defendant was
found guilty in Squire Palmer's court
, and bound over to court in the sum OF
, s1OO.
Get your seats at once for "a
Stranger in New York." as they are
going fast. Blume's Jewelry Store is
the place.
Marshal Dye arrested a man
named Ewing Wednesday evening
near Seyler's hardware store. The
man was drunk and unable to walk, SC
cab was called and he was taken tc
the city prison.
Mr.. Elmer Wickins, of Macksburg
an oil man, was in the city on business
Wednesday,
j. w. Geddes, of the Suder Oil Co.
Of Lowell, was down yesterday.
On Wednesday the Marietta
Transfer Co. bought fine team OF
black horses also wagon and harness
from gentleman from Waverly The
team will be put to work at once in
: the transfer business. This company
has contracts for all the work they car
possibly handle and could use more
teams than they now have.
--Creston Clarke and Adelaid,
> Prince, supported by the same excellen
!, company that appeared here last sea
= son, in "The Last of His Race" Audi
torium Tuesday night, Nov. 1st.
i, On Monday and Tuesday evenings
OF next week the new "Rathbon.
Memorial Organ, recently placed il
Trinity Episcopal church at Parkers
2 burg, will be dedicated with q SOM
service. This is a magnificent organ
costing about five thousand dollars
and is the finest one in this part of tn
country.
v Mr.. Harley Ray is quite i'll at hi
!. home in the East End.
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