Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-02-21
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.


Mr.. e. G. Biddison, of Athens, has
purchased from Assignee M. M Rose
the remainder of the stock of S. M.
Biddison, assigned, for s475.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Jenyey spent
Sunday in Sistersville, visiting their
daughter, Mrs Penwell.
John L.. Sullivan and thirty of the
leading stars in the vaudeville line at
the Auditorium, Wednesday night, Feb.
2Sd.
Representative w. H. Leeper ar
rived home from Columbus last week
considerably indisposed and has since
been confined to his home.
-"Patriotic afternoon" at the Relic
Room this afternoon.
Mrs. e A. Smith, of Beverly spent
Sunday with relatives in Marietta.
Postal Clerk Roy Martin, of the c.
& NJ, has been taking the run of b. F.
Sprague on the q. G. o. r. for several
days during the absence of the latter
in Columbus.
THORNLEY, & Jones, of the College,
left Saturday for Marion, o.. to attend
the convention of the Y. M. c. A.
Mrs. Margaret Pitts, West Side, en-
tertained Friday evening in honor of
her birthday anniversary.
Mr.. c. Z. Evans is spending few
| 4 -sest 4 ~ lH ,x,l IL nj
his old home near Cincinnati
Seats on sale today at Beagle &
Lytle's drug store for John L. Sullivan's
Big Comedy Company.
MIR. and Mrs G. A. Wood, Rain
bow, celebrated the ninth anniversary
of their wedding on Saturday.
DIR s. A. Cunningham has returned
home from a stay of several weeks in
New York.
MIR. T. G. Sellew left Saturday fol
his home in Cincinnati, after visit o.
several days with friends and relatives
in this city.
The funeral of Eddie Young wa,
: held Sunday afternoon and was largely
B attended.
!, Advertising matter is being posted
for Mr.. j. Henry Mckinley, the New
York tenor, who has been engaged ant
, will appear in song recital at thu
Auditorium, March Sd.
Miss Rhea Grafton will entertain
number of her young friends this eve
ming by giving dance at her home ol
Fourth street. The fine Grafton hous
4 is fitted in the third floor with view
5 to using the same for dancing. Doubt
: less the dance tonight will be quite al
: event among the young folks.
Miss Helen Buell. will leave thi
: Monday evening for New York, whenc
she will sail for England in few day
, with Mr.. James Creelman and family
A number OF friends enjoyed Dime
Saturday evening at the Bellevue i
honor of Miss Buell.. Her departur
+ will cause many regrets among he
e numerous friends.
= Mr.. Jim McLaren, who has bee
J. home for time, enjoying a siege {
Is whooping cough, is improving, and e,
poets to return to Athens next week.
T. Lincoln ]. Carter's mammoth seen
production, 'The Tornado" at tn
Auditorium, Friday night, Feb. 25th.
Hon. John Q. Abbott, of Morga
county, was visitor in Marietta Q
l. Saturday.
T. Mr.. James Rose. of Coal Run, wa
:, " in the city Saturday.
10 Mr.. Henry Wickens, of Macksbur,
~ was in the city Saturday on bushes
,e The Derthick Musical Club wi
is meet this evening with Mrs. Chas. /
Turner, Fifth street.
Today and tomor,o ow Chas. Jone
- Sons will sell Barnaby Ginghams 1
= 1211 cents per yard. They are usual
., priced at from Is to 10 cents. Tw
- days only at 1216 cents.
rs -Chas. Jones' Sons are receivin
Is their new spring dress goods, and the
10 have them open for inspection.
y. Miss Lena Weyrich leaves tn
morning for West Union, w. Va. aft,
I, having spent two months at home
:. this city.
4. DIR. Stuckenberg's lecture on "Tt
,e New Social Era" tonight will be espet
le ally interesting. There will be but OF
20 more lecture after this and these tv
" being the best of the course should
we'll attended. Tickets still on sale
Beagle & Lytle's drug store.
- Superintendent w. w. Boyd, of u
- city schools will leave this mornir
=. for Chattanooga, Tenn, to attend
u convention of Superintendents of Il
" National Educational Association.
m Mr.. Charles w. Richardson has r
turned from a business trim m Jacks or