Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-01-20
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

MIR. M. Z. Geider, OF P1ttsburg, was |
in the city Thursday and spent the day |
with the local branch of the National |
Supply Co.
Born, Thursday morning. 20 Mr..
and Mrs. s. A. Palmer, Fifth street, a
bouncing boy.
Professors E. E. Phillips and w.
-. Cooper went to Cincinnati yester-
terday to attend the meeting of the
Marietta College Club of that city
Thursday morning.
Passenger Agent e. w. Page, of
the G. & NJ, was in the city Thursday.
Said Pasha" is one of the funni-
est of comic operas at the Auditorium
Monday, Jan. 23.
I'm the recent report of gifts to the
Womans' Home, the generous one of
$50 from the River Gas Co. of Nov. 23
was unintentionally omitted.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Hill will leave
today for Columbus to spend a few
weeks.
word received from William At
kinson, of Macksburg, whose serious
illness we have mentioned indicates
that he is somewhat better, but not yet
out of danger.
Prof. M. L. Moore, of the Business
College, has moved from Putnam
street to 1856 Fourth street in his new
property.
Natural Gas" has plot and plen-
ty Of singing, dancing and humorous
dialogue, and all those who may attend
the performance will be sure of seeing
new and, above ALL a clean enter
tainment. Auditorium Tuesday, Jan.
"a.
-Messrs. w. w. Mills and John
Kaiser left Thursday morning to at
tend the meeting of the Marietta Col
lege Club of Cincinnati in that city
Thursday evening.
Travelling Freight Agent E. P. Rub.
rah, of the B. & o. S. W., was in the
city Thursday.
The greatest fun makers, Messrs.
Lett and Henderson, are with the Bos-
ton Lyric Opera Co. next Monday, Jan.
23.
Don't forget the Single Tax meet
| IN Crndau ap In n
T. M. hall, over Beagle & Lytle's drug
store.
The funeral of William THORNLEY,
who was killed at work in the oil field
at Scio, Harrison county, Ohio, will
be held from the family residence at
Sand Hill Friday afternoon at 1 p. M.
His father, Charles Thornley,, went to
Scio Immediately Upon Tearing of the
accident and returned to this city
Thursday with the remains. He stat
ed that the young man was working in
a derrick and was helping to put the
shaft of a bull wheel in place and that
it slipped in some manner and fell,
striking William in the face and bad
ly lacertaing the face and head. The
unfortunate young man lived five
hours after the accident and was con-
scious for two hours of that time. I he
family has the sympathy of the entire
community.
w. H. H. Jett is again able to be
out after scige of grip.
Contractor W. B. Smith has moved
his household goods here from Chicago
and will live at 6I3 Wooster street
"A. A. Carmichael moved Thursday
from 719 Eighth street to upper Fourth
street.
Superintendent of Schools Will
liams moved into the property recent
ly purchased by him at 733 Fourth
street, Thursday.
The series of meetings being con-
Quoted in Gilman Avenue M e. church
by the pastor, hev. N. d. Creamer, is
being productive of much good. Sew
eral accessions to the church have
been made and the work is increasing
in interest.
The T. & o. c. E. will run a spec.
ial train out of the city after the per
formanee to accommodate those from
the country who wish to see the Bos
ton Lyric Opera Co. Monday evening.
Mrs. q. P. Bennett, who was her,
attending the funeral of Mr.. Loui
Mueller, left on Wednesday morning
for Newport, KY, to visit her daugh
ters, Miss Hattie Bennett and Mrs
I Louis mueller, before returning to he
home in Titusvllle, Pa.
) Mrs. King. who lives just abov
the Fair Ground entrance on From
street, is very i'll with grip.
Treasurer II. P. Bode is confined t
his room with very bad case of griI
The family of Judge Rood, VIII
are suffering from grip, are all report
ed better except the youngest chile
who is not better although she is nc
any worse.