Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-11-13

| visiting relatives.
DIR. and Mrs. Bartlett, of Parkers-
burg, are guests over Sunday of Mrs.
Maria Nye Buell. and Miss Buell..
Mr.. Horace Matthews, now a resi-
dent of California, was caller in the
city Saturday. He is at present stay
ing at Elba for the benefit of his
health.
Mr.. Ried Will appear as Joe Pres
ton in KNOBS o. Tennessee" Miss
Margaret Elsmere as Madeline Bailey,
supported ny carefully selected COM
pany and grand scenic investitnre.
-Ingathering Day at the Woman's S
Home Nov. 18th.
DIR. Henry Mclaughlin will occupy
the rooms on Gilman avenue formerly
occupied by DR.. Romano Hart.
Train No. II on the c. & M. was a
little over an hour late Saturday, oc-
casioned by hauling the pay car for
October employees. They arrived here
jus. before noon and paid the men
: their cash, making them happy for the
time being at least.
The Fannie Rice company Is con-
ceded to be one of the most complete,
artistic and refined organizations in
the country. Manager Luchs wishes
to announce that 1t is free from vul-
gArity and strictly a first-class attrac-
ton.
--,r. home Cameron was locked up
Saturday on charge of being drunk
and disorderly.
Mrs. H. o. Tallman, OF Wall, In
diana, is visiting her father, Mr..
James Wilson, at the st. James.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Hollingsworth
will leave today on the Lorena for
Chester Hill, where they will go on a
farm. Mr.. Hollingsworth has been
employed in the hardware store of ].
Seyler & Bro. here and his friends
will greatly miss him.
KNOBS O. Tennessee" contains
enough OF the element of success to
get eleven curtain calls at it's initial
performance at Chicago few weeks
ago.
ben Longfellow drew a fine of IS
and costs for drunkenness and disor-
derly conduct Saturday.
Mrs. Durant and little daughter
and Miss Fickey, who have been
guests for the past two weeks of Mrs.
W. B. Gaitree, Putnam street, re-
turned to their homes in Columbus
Saturday afternoon.
MIR. j. P. Ridge, the tank builder,
has sold his business to the Mountain
State Manufacturing Co. and it Is IN
derstood will locate at Woodsfeld to
supply the Monroe county field with
tanks.
Fannie Rice, who is considered
the funniest woman on the American
stage, will be seen by lovers of music
and comedy next Thursday, Nov. II.
Gutenberg Lodge, No. 319, I. O.
o. F., Will pay fraternal visit to Ma
rietla lodge, No. 67, in their new hall
in the Knox-Savage block Monday
evening. Nov. 14th. All members are
requested to meet at heir hall at
o'clock for the purpose of going in a
body.
I'm letter received by the family
OF Mr.. William Ketter from his son
Frank, the latter says that he Is re-
covering from his attack OF fever, and
will be home next week. Frank has
been suffering from an attack of ty-
phoid fever.
Fanny Rice, Americas funniest
woman, will be the next attraction al
the Auditorium. where she will ap-
pear in the best OF all musical COM
edtes, "At the French Ball." Thursday
Nov. IT,
Rev. Cal. Manning Williams, D
D., of Iowa, noted colored evangelist
Will visit Marietta next week, anu VIII
lecture Wednesday night in Hagan
Schad's hall on Sampson" Every.
body invited to come and hear him.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Richmond Waters
and little daughter, Marion, arrived in
Marietta last evening from Columbus
and are guests of Mrs. e. G. Waters
and family, Wooster street.
Remember "Ingathering Day" al
the Woman's Home on Thursday OF
this week
Mr.. F. Kent Loomis, of the Park
ersburg Journal, was up to attend the
funeral Of his aunt, Mrs. Laura
Franks Wheeler, Saturday afternoon