Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-09-29
PERSONAL AND.LOCAL.

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rendered by the Marietta orchestra un-
der the direction of Prof. Geo. H. Hib-
bins at the opening attraction of
Manager Luchs, THE Man From Mex
ico.'
Miss Grace Davis, daughter of
Senator Davis, will leave today for
Germantown, Pa, to resume her
studies.
Miss Bradenbaugh and Miss Arch
ibold, of Parkersburg, were in the
city yesterday, and were guests at the
reception given by Mrs. and Miss
Dale, Fifth street.
NO lover of music and art can af-
ford to miss Cameron" and her ex-
cellent company at the Auditorium
Wednesday, Oct. 5th.
Mexico" are now on sale at Blume's
jewelry store, Union Block.
Invitations are out for the coming
wedding of Miss Clara Hamilton to
Mr.. Chas. Fochle, of Cambridge. The
wedding will occur at o'clock on the
morning of Oct. 18th, at the home of
the brides parents on Fourth street.
DIR. j. c. Hardy has returned from
a pleasure trip to Cleveland.
DIR. c. H. Smith and VIM. Kehl
left over the 2. G. O. for Buena Vista,
Col, Wednesday morning,i in the inter
est of the Red Raven Mining Co.
MIR. Fred Bodmar, West Side, left
over the 2. G. o. Wednesday for Co.
lumbus where he will learn the art of
broom-making.
, Attorney C. T. O'Neill left Wednes-
day night for st. Marys on legal busi-
ness.
!, Manager Luchs requests us to an
S nounce that by special request he will
, hold the curtain until $3.50 o'clock Sat
e urday night at the Auditorium for the
= benefit of the merchants and shoppers.
e The Ladies Missionary Society of
f the German M. E. church will give a
S Conundrum social at the church par
lors Thursday evening, Sept. 29th.
Supper 10 cents. All are invited.
Twelve pickinnies with Wash
burns Minstrels were let out here and
: returned to their homes inCincinnati
: via B. & o. S. w. yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs w. P. Curtis, who
for several years have made their
: home in Chicago, will about Oct. let
move to Toledo, where Mr.. Curtis will
fill responsible position with the
. Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad.
I MIR. T. w. Harvey, Jr., and family
f will leave today, Thursday, for Chic
ago, to reside permanently.
Willie Collier will appear in that
side-splitting comedy, "The Man From
= Mexico" next Saturday night.
t Mrs. John Ridge is very low with
r typhoid fever and little hopes are en-
e tertained for her recovery.
Frank Miller and family, accomp-
anied by Mrs. Millers mother, Mrs
Mellor, left over the 2. &. o Wednes-
1 day morning for Waverly, Kansas
where they expect to make their future
: home.
Mr.. Buzz" Pugh, who has been
confined to his home by illness, is
again able to be out.
Hon. /. r. Rose, of Coal Run, was
y in the city Wednesday to see that the
/. Rcpr' lican forces were drawn into
). line n the proper shape.
6 Mr.. Chas Mc( lure will leave today
J. for c ncinnatl, where he will enter one
/. of the medical colleges in that city
l. Miss Kate Chambers, of Lancas'
S ter, xho has been the charming guest
e of Mr.. j. A. Plumer and family, will
= .eave 'otav for her home.
:. The Misses Adele Clerc and Dora
Turner left Wednesday afternoon tt
stt. nd college at Washington, d. c.
J, Attorney C. c. Middleswart was
in Matamoras on legal business Wed
resday.
> Mr.. " d Mrs c. C. Evans arrived
horne Tuesday night from their brida
/, tour and for the present will make
their home with Mrs. Evans parents
Oh Franklin street
-Messrs. ]. Herbert West, Arthur
Wagner and Arthur Sloan expect tt
d leave the first Of the week to take W
their study of dental surgery in thu
Cincinnati Dental College.
Z Manager Seipel begs to announce
that he has secured the foremost mus
. ical organization now before the pub
s lie and that Cameron" the phenome
r nal soprano, with her great company
|. will positively appear for one nigh
= only at the Auditorium Oct. 6th.