Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-11-03
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

THE Commodore" great naval
drama, will appear at the auditorium
Friday, Nov. 1Itn.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Pape embarked
on the steamer Greenwood at six
o'clock last evening for Pittsburg.
They expect to return on her down
trip.
Mrs. Robinson, who was on the
bond of Beatrice RICHTER for ap-
pearance at court, surrendered the
culprit, who was placed in Jail on a
warrant of the Prosecuting Attorney.
.a,ss RICHTER made application in Pro-
bate Court to be released and fur
nished bond Of $780, Her request was
granted.
Those who witness Darkest Rus
sia" will get full value for their money
and at the same time contribute to the
support of the Woman's Home.
Mrs. DR.. Simeon d. Hart, Fourth
street, visited at the home Of Charles
Devcl, above town, Wednesday.
&C. B. Gates Relief Corps gives
hot supper social Thursday evening
for ten cents at G. A. r. Hall. Come.
Seats on sale at Beagle & Lytle's
Drug Store Wednesday morning, Nov.
9th, for "The Commodore"
j. E. Mccoy Rebekah Lodge, No.
23O, will visit the Lowell Lodge Satur-
day night, going up and returning on
the Sonoma. The Lodge bears the ex-
pense of this trip and it is the earnest
wish that every member be at the boat
on time.
We are glad to learn that the lit
tie daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Showers is better today.
Mr.. Alonzo Turril and Miss Elsie
A. Morgan, of Muskingum township,
were granted license to wed.
Darkest Russia" for the benefit
of the Woman's Home Friday, Nov 4.
This is the same company presented
here last season and this is assurance
of first-class production.
-Messrs. William Henning, Jr., and
Lewis McAllister came down from Co.
lum us Wednesday and will remain
until after tne election.
Mary Knott, the four-months-o
daughter Of Thomas B. Knott, of Wat
ertown, died Wednesday forenoon and
will De brought .iere for burial in Oak
Grove today Thursday.
&c. r. Ahrendts, who has been To-
Gated in GAINESVILLE, working for a
| large wholesale tobacco firm, came
down Tuesday and will probably To-
cate here.
Mr.. j. S. Mechling, bookkeeper
for the Oil Well Supply Co., is serious
ly i'll at tAe home of Mr.. and Mrs. z. J..
Bahlman, Wooster street.
Mrs. Maria Hckok, Front street,
is quite ill.
Mrs. d. j. McMurray, Fairview
Heights, entertained very delightful
dinner party at her home Wednesday
afternoon.
in Mayors court Monday, Earl
Lyman was fined $25 and costs for as
sault and battery. The fine was paid.
Wallace Rucker was before His
| Honor on the charge of abusing his
family He was fined $25 and costs
and stands committed to Jail until
same is paid.
MIR. George Eyssen, of the National
Supply Co., was at Macksburg and
Elba on business Wednesday.
w. B. Gaitree came in from Co.
lumbus Wednesday.
The remains of Mrs. M. P. Bart
mess, who died at Proctorville, w. Va,
were brought in over the B. & o. S.
w. at noon Wednesday and taken to
Lynch chapel, where services were
held and interment made in Lynch
cemetery.
Mr.. c. ]. VanValey began work on
his lot on Market street for a new res
idence Wednesday.
Attorney w. G. Way has moved
from his Office next to the Jail prop
erty into fine second story front
room in the Knox-Savage building on
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