Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-11-29
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
tonight.

-SOuSa tOniSnJ.
Senator Lee, of Plttsburg, was in
the city Monday, calling on friends
and acquaintances.
w. ]. Kirkwood, Superintendent
OF the United States Oil Co., and his
wife, have taken rooms with w. M.
Ogle, corner Fourth and Putnam
street.
Mr.. Louis Meuser left this morn
ingf for his home in Massilon after
spending several days with his friends
here. While here he sold to Mr.. e. G.
Fleming one of the Meuser Bros.
pianos.
John Holland, glass worker, ar
rived in the city with this family and
household goods yesterday, and will
live at All Hart street. He is employ
ed by the Royal Glass co.
The greatest Theatrical treat of the
season Auditorium tonight.
Mr. John Bolton Sparkling and
Miss Rachel May Findley were mar.
ried Nov. "a, at Whigville, o. lhe
newly married couple will be at home
after Dec. Is. Their many friends in
Washington county extend congratu-
lations.
will Richardson, the cut rate
druggist, fills prescriptions for twenty
five per cent less than other druggists
Born, Nov. 26, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Coffman, Tunnel, o., daughter
Miss Kate Lots left for Cincinnati
Monday morning on a short visit.
Mrs. DR.. Knapp, of GAINESVILLE, who
has been visiting friends and relatives
here, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. M. C. Gel, of the National Sup
ply Co., Pittsburg, was in the city
Monday afternoon on business.
Fl. A. Chapman, manager of the
Unio Oil Co., was i'm the city on bus
iness Monday.
Mr.. r. o. Wooster, a prominent
contractor in the oil business, from
Warner, was in The city Monday on
business.
Mr.. John o. Dunn, who is laying
gas line from Dexter to Caldwell was
in the city on business Monday.
Born, to Harry Smith and wife,
upper Third street, Sunday, Nov 27,
son.
-Sousa and his famous band to-
night.
Mr. H. G.. Severns proprietor of
the grocery store at he corner of Sew
enth and Greene streets, is critically
i'll at his boarding house at Kings,
corner of Third and Greene.
Robert Madigan and Annie QUINN
of Bradford, Pa, were married by
Squire c. w. Richards in his office
Saturday evening.
Mr.. G. L. Christopher, of Fleming,
was a visitor at the Farmers Insti-
tute Monday.
Mr.. Gilbert Dornan, of the East
End, who left the city some time ago,
has enlisted in the regular army. He
enlisted in Texas about a month ago
with the Fourth Regiment, Co. I, and
Is now stationed at Fort Sheridan,
Illinois.
The only Sousa tonight.
Save twenty-five per cent ON pre-
scriptions at Richardson's Cut Rate
Drug Store, Greene street.
The Leader meant NO disrespect
were present at the dance given at the
home of Mr.. Grafton Saturday night.
It should have read only the younger
set."
There will be lots of room at the
Auditorium tonight for all who wish
to take in the SOusa concert. The
seats have sold nicely and the peerless
band will play to a big house, but
then. like an omnibus, there's room
for more.
Miss Rachel Dale will leave We'd
nesday for Columbus, to be the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs, l. Richmond Waters.
Broker Chas. R. Richardson re-
turned Monday from trip TO Chicago.
Mr.. William Ebinger is just now
in the midst of moving into his house
at the corner of Second and Scanned
streets. 1t is one of the finest houses
in Marietta.
Mrs. William H. Phipps, of Bart
lett, died Sunday morning and was
buried Monday afternoon ait two
O'Clock. She was sister of Mrs. Geo.
R. Goddard, of Wesley township. A
husband and nine children survive
her. Mrs. Phipps was kind neighbor
a loving mother and a trusty friend.
She was highly esteemed by her wide
circle of acquaintance and will be
greatly missed by her many riends.
-Sousa Auditorium tonight.