Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-23
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clIy early lulS HlOIhlhB over lne u. "
o. S. w. for Charleston, w. Va. where
they give a performance tonight.
"A Turkish Bath is a musical
comedy pure in tone, depicting the
funny eccentricities of Irish life with
its wit with Castle Blarney favor, by
gossoons and colleens as pretty as ever
salad, beautifully Killarney lake. Au-
ditorium Thursday, March 2.
Mr.. F. S. Payne, night operator at
the Union Depot, is suffering from an
attack of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Benjamin Blake, of Whipple,
is vlsic,ng her sister, Mrs. Adallne
Hardy, whose illness we have men
toned heretofore.
The Board of County Commission
ers held a special meeting at the Court
House Wednesday to talk over some
county matters, and some talk regard
ing the building of the new Court
House was INDUCED in.
Mrs. William Thornley,, east Of
town, had the misfortune to fracture
her right wrist by bad fall Tuesday
evening. The fracture was reduced by
DR.. Sloane.
Mr.. j. M. Crippen, of Stewart, o.,
is visiting his brother, B. E. Lrippen,
of the West Side.
Secretary Wilhelm, of the Wash
ington County Davings, Loan and
Building Company was called to
GAINESVILLE Wednesday by the serious
illness of his sister.
-Don't forget the social to be given
by c. b. Gates Womans Relief Corps
in their hall, West Side, this evening.
Ice cream, cake and coffee will be
served. Everybody invited
The r. & o. G. e. brought quite
a number of people in to attend the
show Wednesday evening.
The Mecca to which all fun-lovers
turn is "a Turkish Bath" 1t is the
rapid fire gun of modern comedies that
never misses its mark. Millions have
laughed at it and you will at the Audi
torium Thursday night, March 2.
DIR. Fred Drake, of GAINESVILLE,
came in Tuesday on business and Incl
dentally to see some of his old college
friends and to attend the Delta Upsilon
annual reception. He is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Hathaway.
"A pleasant surprise was given Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Schuff, East Greene
street, Wednesday evening by about
forty of their friends, who suddenly ap-
peared from, no one knows where, in
masquerade costume and proceeded to
enjoy themselves in pleasant manner
Light refreshments were served and
games were enjoyed during the even
ing.
Mr. Isaac Wooten and Miss Stella
Butler, both of Lowell, were married
yesterday, Wednesday, at one o'clock,
by the Rev. r. W. Carr
THE force of men who were clean
ing up the streets Wednesday were do
ing good work and one highly appre-
ciated by pedestrians.
-G. B Sunderland sold Wednesday
lot on Putnam street, opposite the
chair factory, whicn was owned by
Mrs. Mary Baker, to Mr.. Conrath
Becker, who will erect residence on
1t this spring. The lot is 40 feet front
and 80 feet deep. Consideration $3.50.
Mr.. Harry Gearing has moved
from the corner of Gilman and Market
streets to Lord street. ~
The Marietta Transfer Co. had 26
teams at work in the Gil fields adjacent
to this CITY as a result of the milder
weather OF the past few days.
-"Laughter is mans telephone to
the angels" says the wise man, and in
"a Turkish Bath" there are more
laughs 10 Une minute lHdu CeHlTdl
could handle in an hour. Auditorium
Thursday night, March 2.
Mrs. Sarah Bowling moved from
209 Washington street to 525 Fifth
street.
Misses Mary ald Sadie Henning
left for Cleveland this morning on a
business trip.
There will-be an entertainment
"Mr. Stubbs last day of school on
Swamp Run, held in the United Breth-
rem church Friday evening, Feb. "a;
also lunch will be served. Come every
body. Admission ten cents.
Mr. Charles Tratchel, of Tunne
was in the city Wednesday.
Mr. George Lauer, of Lower Salem
was in the city on business Wednes
day.
Mr.. Charles Dye, son of Jacob Dye
who has been at Catlettsburg, Ky.
is at home on "a visit.