Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-01-10

Cincinnati, on business.
Mr.. II. j. Groves, this city, is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. e. f. Candy, at
Xenia.
The Marietta Shriners to the num-
Der of about City will attend the per-
formance of Fields Minstrels in body,
as mark of regard for Mr.. Fields,
who is member of the order.
Elizabeth Craig, who lived near
Moores Junction, died Friday night
and was buried on Sunday.
Councilman B. F. Wood will leave
this morning for Hot Springs, Ark.
He will go by way of Columbus and
will look in on the Senatorial fight
"A son was born Sunday, January
! 9th, to MIR. and Mrs. E. Goodwin, Null
J berry street.
Miss Estella Wright and Mr. Wal
ter Lancaster, of Parkersburg, were
guests of Miss Lille Lancaster in this
city Sunday.
&C. A. Bukey will go to New York
week after next for q, two weeks vaca-
ton. He will be accompanied by Har-
ry Hart. of Marietta, who while there,
will study under one of the best sing
ers and instructors of singing in that
city. w. w. Moore goes to Marietta,
this evening to accompany his wife
home tomorrow. She has been visiting
relatives there for the past week M
s. Isherwood, OF Marietta, was in the
city today on business. Mr.. Isherwooc
is preparing to dispose of all of hi:
property here and will leave for Cali
fornia to engage in the mining broker
age business.-Pa journal.
This afternoon at the Relic Room
at o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Wittlig will
give an account of their stay "Amont
) the Swiss"
The Marietta Paint and Color Co
is doing thriving business in it's ney
= quarters on Second street and is run
5 ming nt night to keep up with orders.
DIR. e. Sloane and Willis E.. Hi
were elected Sunday as Deacons of tn
First Baptist church.
The remains of a child name
Pugh arrived over the L. & O. s. "
from Cincinnati Saturday night an
was inferred Sunday in the Pugh bury
d ing ground below Williamstown.
y Mr.. Louis Reinhart and M
y Conner Davies, of Scranton, Pa, are
e the city, called here by the death {
l. Mrs d. D, Davies.
= DIR. Robert Coulter, of Columbu
:. arrived in the city Friday last.
i james Young and several member
" of his company arrived Sunday fro
McKeesport, Pa, the balance of tt
4 company missing the train at Pitt
!. burg. The laggards will be ih toda
1. The prospects are that Mr.. Young wi
II have large audience to witness h
Hamlet at the Auditorium this evenin
He is one of the most promising your
actors on the American stage.
y In Probate Court marriage
- cense has been granted to Jennie l
: Owens, of Marietta, and Clifford Tur
y er, of Belpre.
l. Col. Harry D. Knox,of Coy. Bus
F., nells staff, left Saturday for Columb
~ to attend the Inauguration.
ID Mrs. James W. Nye and Mrs. G
$. bert left Saturday afternoon for Was
ington, where they will visit for abo
to two weeks, after which time they w
-, go on to New York. They will
ri joined in the latter city by Mrs. A.
~ Follett and Miss Katherine Nye al
a. all will remain there about two weeE
k. "A good-sized delegation of Was
RS ington County Republicans will lea
m over the I. & o. Z. e. and z. e. o.
- Railways this morning to attend t
big mass convention at Columbus. T
indications are that the conventi
will develop into great jollifcati
~ meeting oyer the election of Senat
~ Hanna.
"a We take this opportunity of hldnki
=" our mdoy friends and patrons for
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