Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-04-11
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

entertainment in I. o. o. f. hall, West
Side, Thursday evening, April 13. Ad-
ten cents Cream and cake ten
cents extra.
pected to return from Plttsburg
Wednesday afternoon.
The Marietta band was out Mon
day night serenading the successful
candidates in the recent city election.
The Order of the Eastern Star has
a meeting tonight at which there will
be work. A full attendance is desired.
The traveller who enters the train
shed at the Union Depot now is sur
prised at the unusual brightness there
in. The Marietta Electric Co. has
placed two strong arc lights in the
shed and will furnish the current for
them all night This is much needed
improvement and will be hailed gladly
by all who have occasion to be around
the building after night
Don't miss Rice's operatic ex-
travaganza, 1892, Auditorium Friday
night.
Miss Leta Harvey, of Fleming, Is
in the city, the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
s. A. Coffman, and will visit friends in
Beverly before going home.
John Busch, who recently returned
from Marietta College, will leave Tues
day for Poughkeepsie, where he will
take full course in the business col
lege at that place.-Sentinel.
The famous Nichols Sisters, whose
equals in tneir particular line cannot
be duplicated, are with Haverly's Min
strels, Auditorium next Monday night.
Mrs. w. b. Gaitree, who has been
visiting in the south and at Chillicothe
returned Saturday evening.
-Jenette Lee, the six year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James b. Ell
lson of Williamstown, dicd from the
effects of Inflammation of the brain
Monday morning at o'clock. The
funeral will be held Wednesday at nine
o'clock, standard time. Interment in
Oak Grove cemetery.
The case of Sybil Hopp against E
Ackerson was tried before Justice Jew
EFT Palmer Monday morning and a
verdict rendered for the plaintiff. The
case was one of forcible entry and de-
tainer, in which it is claimed thai
Mr.. Ackerson has not paid his rent fol
the property for some time.
Attorney Ralph Startling, of Goa
Run, prosecuted charge against one
George Lucas, who was charged with
furnishing liquor to a minor. There
was no defense and the defendant wa!
bound over in the sum of $50 for hi!
appearance before the grand jury Tht
bond was furnished.
-Bogart & O'Brlen, the two great
est musical mokes in america, are will
the j. A. Haverly Minstrels, Auditor
ium Monday night, April II.
Mr.. William Taylor, of Belpre, wa
a business visitor in the city Monday.
Miss Mary Brigham will leave to
day for Washington where she will b.
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Mckinley
Mr. Harry Merydith went to Graf
ton yesterday on business.
Mrs. w. Doudna returned Mon
day from Newport, where she had beel
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bailey.
Attorney Ralph Startling, of Goa
Run was in the city Monday on lega
business.
Mr.. W. B. Gaitrea returned to tn
city Saturday evening from an extend
ed southern trip.
The greatest attraction of the sea
son will be Rice'5 1892, Auditorium
Friday night, April IA.
MIR. d. A. Stewart, machinist, ,ha
removed from Willamstown into tn
city and will live at 633 Front street
He will be employed by Hagan 4
Schad.
Reserved seats for Rices 1892 opel
this morning at Gates news depot
Secure them early.
Mr.. James Crawford an oil maj
from Butler, Pa, has located with hi
family at Reno, where he can be hand
to look after his oil interests in tha
section.
The news was received in this cit
Monday morning of the death of MI
William Lehmer at Omaha, Nebraska
He was so years old and has brothe
living here, Mr. George E. Lehmer, ,wh
is quite we'll known. Mr.. Lehmer die
last Saturday and was buried at Oma
ha Monday.
Manager Seipel has two fine at
fractions in Haverlys Minstrels 70
next Monday night and Lewis Morrl
gsTN..