Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-09-27
PERSONAL ANDsLOCAL.
-washburn's Mingtrels tonight.

morning, the 9th, in the room re-
Gently occupied by them.
Mr.. John S. Dunn, of Dexter City,
was in the city yesterday on business.
Miss Muriel Palmer, who has been
spending several weeks in Marietta,
enjoying her vacation, will return to
Boston Wednesday morning. She will
be accompanied by Miss Florence
Boyd, who will spend the month of
October in Boston.
The ladies of the Hamar Congre-
gational church will have social at
the home of Mrs. Julia Reed Tuesday
evening, Sept. 27.
Attorney G. A. LuGey returned
Monday from Woodsfield, where he
spent Sunday with his parents.
Mr.. F. Kent Loomis, of the Park
ersburg State Journal, was a guest
yesterday of friends in this city.
Cameron" Americas greatest
soprano, supported by strong comp
any of metropolitan artists, will ap-
pear at the Auditorium Wednesday,
Oct. 5th. under the managemtnt of
NJ. G. seipel.
The Misses Gorrel of Ravenrock,
passed through the city Monday on
their way to Coal Run to visit their
uncle, Mr.. A. c. Gorrel.
Vanity Fair" held the boards in
room only. This same attraction will
, be at the Auditorium tomorrow night.
, Mr.. Bob White will leave this
week for Louisville, where he will at
, tend law school.
= Mr. VIM. Smith, who for some
r time was sub mailcarrier, is very
! low with typhoid fever.
:. Mr. T. N. Barnsdall is in the city
e looking after his various business in
terests.
Mr.. Wilmont Hall, of Cincinnati
is the guest of Daniel Buell., Fourth
r street
The Big Minstrels tonight
;, Capt Lloyd Mccormick, of San
tiago fame, who has been the guest OF
his mother for several days, left last
night to return to Cuba. While in the
east he was presented with two hand
some and valuable young horses by
members of the Rough Riders, which
he will take back with him to Cuba.
Born, Sept. Goth, to Aug. Schmidt
and wife, Sixth street, son. Weight
10 pounds.
; Mr.. Buzz" Pugh, the genial book.
keeper of the Argand Oil Co., is con-
, fined to his home by sickness.
M. Harry Liggette came in over
night last evening and will leave
this morning for his home in Memphis
Mrs. ]. Warren Reed, who ha:
been visiting several weeks in this
city, left Monday morning for Cincin
natl, on her way to her home in Fort
Smith, Arkansas.
Mrs. Judge Terrence, sister Of
Mrs. George M. Woodbridge, is in the
city, having arrived Saturday
Miss Myrtle Sibley left Monda,
$ afternoon for Racine, where she will
$ visit her grandmother.
The valuable driving horse be
e longing to Mr.. John Mills died Sunda!
t night of lockjaw. superinduced by
. running nail in it's foot.
Conductor Campbell, who ha!
been the genial conductor on the Ma
rielta branch, left Monday for Chilli
cothe and in the future will be fount
on the main line between Parkersburl
i and Chillicothe. Conductor Georg'
Corners has been transferred to fill th'
position on the branch.
-Theatregoers will remember tn,
> great comic juggler, Sparrow, who ap
peared here two years ago with "Act
; or. Holiday" He will be here will
, Vanity Fair" Auditorium, Wednes
day night, Sept 2Sth.
q SINGERS orchestra, of this city
fxnl be one of the big attractions a
, the McConnelsville Street Fair OF
o Thursday and Friday Of this week, a
will also a big gathering of "cak
walkers" from Marietta. They will
operate on the Midway and will Ger
: tainly do their share in amusing tn,