Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-12-23

for the first time. '+a' .nr .'t'
,g Seats, are on sale today at Jeagle
G Lytle's drug store for the etoAl G.
Fields Greater Mlnstrels.
Mrs. J. o. Tent, Of Cornerville,
received a Telegram Saturday evening
calling her to Titusville, Pa, to the
bedside of her brother, Albert Craw-
ford, who had been in COLORADO for
soma months in the hope of benefit
ting his health. being afflicted with
pulmonary and stomach trouble. He
was brought home to Titusville last
Saturday and died on Monday follow
ing. .tl, .i. .mas Silk.
Mrs. II. f. Kraft and daughter
leave today for Cleveland to spend the
holidays. 't'HrI I.A.
Peter Conrath, of Stanleyvlle, was
in the city Thursday on business.
7 Walter Corner, of Cornerville, is
suffering from the effects of a nail
punoture in his foot .... .. ....
What's nicer tLan a box of Allie
gretti's Chocolate Creams? Just the
thing for an Xmas present.
in Mayors court Thursday S. o.
Shrite, Of Williamstown, was fined s5
and costs for plain drunk, and James
Gibbs was fined IS and costs for being
drunk and disorderlyTt rsani
u miss Bessie Prettyman, Of Crooked
Tree, will arrive in, the oityitoday on
a visit TO -er' father, ii. P. Prettyman,
West Side, -'' ,... a, 49,. .'',.'' '''
si-Mr. Tim Penwell, of the Oil Well
Supply Co., Cairo, w. Va, win arrive
today to spend the holidays with his
parents, Third street. ..,.. -.N..
j. w. Brabham, of Lowell, was in
the city Thursday on business. -..
Prof and Mrs! r. l.. Pemberton, of
St. Marys, W. Va, were among the
numerous Christmas shoppers here
Thursday afternoon. .s,
MIR. e. c. Hale, of Macksburg, was
in the city yesterday. ... -t
Mr.. Geo. Ham, who has been
employed at Marietta for several
months past, is at nome for the Holi-
days. =. Mrs. j. b. Lansley was called
to marietta on Monday by the danger
GUS illness of her grandson, Robert B.
Dansley.-Beverly Dispatch. .. Il
Mrs F. S. Payne went to Stewart
yesterday to spend the Holidays with
relatives. 1, ,. ...'... .....E
Judge D. R.oRood resumed his
work at the Probate Office yesterday,
Thursday, morning, after being .confin-
ed to his home several days by tonsil-
tits. a' .@ t' .sl '.' 49,"
The preparation for the entertain
ment and Christmas Chimney to be
given on Christmas eve blythe Central
Christian church Sunday School are
nearing completion and the event
promises to bel treat. Rev, Brown
will preach appropriate sermons morn
ing and evening Cnristmas day Spec
ial music at each service. ..un.u
leave your order for a X, 1, 2. or
3 pound box of Allegretti's Chocolate
Creams at Corner Drug Store. ,.t
Mr.. e, S. Lee, accompanied by his
family and his mother, are expected to
arrive today from CoshoctOn to spend
few days at the Rathbone home
j Miss Hattie Stanley, of Jackson,
Mich, is expected to arrive in the city
today to spend ,--e holidays with her
parents, after which she will go to Los
Angeles, Cal, FOR the winter, Al,
THE inventory of the stock of the
Whipple Milling Co. has been filed in
Probate Court by assignee c.. w. Him-
mer. The liabilities of the company
are about So 800 and the assets, if all
the accounts are collectible, about
$2,5OO. w.. n.... ..l ....e
See the $4,000 Paris Exposition
First Part, The Comical Conce.t, "On
to Cuba" in the AL C. Fields Greater
Minstrels, Auditorium, Monday after
noon and night, Dec. 26. 'c.'' t''-
Il. e. Mcvay, County Clerk, will
have as his Christmas guests DIR. F. E.
McVay and family, OF Athens.
Mr. Charles Perkins, of Duncans
Falls, Muslingnm county, and Miss
hlla THORNLEY, were united in mar
riage at the residence of Caleb TLorn-
Hey at Sand Hill Thursday rn -'v~
Dogs got among fhe sheep on the
farm OF e. F. Glazier III Wesley town
ship. Wednesday, killing seven and
crippling eight more, some of which
will lie The worthless cur is ter
ror to sheep owners everywhere. l'
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. ..s ..-,l.s. ..vps
D. b. ANDERSON.