Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-01
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Thursday night, Feb. I'd. Everybody
invited.
-"Tammany Tigers" tonight
Mr.. Simon Early, of Constitution
was in the city on business Tuesday.
The case OF McPeek VS.. Congleton
which was set for a hearing in Com
mon Pleas court Tuesday, was adjust
ed out of court by the attorneys in the
case, the parties to the suit each to pay
his own costs.
Mr.. Charles Dole, of Constitution,
was in the city Tuesday, looking after
business matters.
Mr.. C. E.. Finch of Fleming, was d
business visitor in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Theodore F. Nye, of Brooklyn,
New York, attorney for the. Fidelity
and Casualty Co. of that city, is in the
c.ty visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. oliver Breckenridge, of Bar
low was in the city on business Tues
day.
Mr.. Edward Anderson, of Fleming
was a business caller in the city Tues
day,
Mr.. j. A. Arnold, of Barlow, is re-
ported as being very sick with mall
ady resembling grip.
From the rise to the fall of the
curtain in "Tammany Tigers" the per-
formance Is n continuous surprise of
the beautiful, the pleasing, the anus
ing and even the uproariously laugh
able.
Daniel Turner, the blacksmith and
veterinary of Barlow, who has been
very i'll with pneumonia is reported
as much improved.
Mr.. f. c. Brown, fireman on the
2. & o. r. road, has moved with his
family to GAINESVILLE.
The City Transfer and Storage Co.
has been keeping some teams at work
for the past two days hauling the stock
of the Marietta paint and Color Co. to
the new location of the plant in the old
piano factory.
Mr.. A. NJ Davis went to Lowell
Monday night to attend a meeting OF
the Knights of Pythias lodge there
They had work in the third rank and
he reports very interesting session
me City Transfer Co. hauled the
timbers to the landing where the new
lily of Pittsburg lays Tuesday, that
viii. pe used in loading her boilers to-
day.
Catchy music, pretty dancers and
dazzling costumes in "Tammany Tig-
ers," Auditorium tonight.
Mr., Sam Gardner, Of Baltimore,
who was for long time clerk at the
st. James, is in the city on a visit of a
few days to his friends.
Walter McGirr, who has been en-
ployed at Lobdell's rim works, was
compelled to give up his work there
two weeks ago on account of i'll health
He is reported as no better.
The will of the late r. T. Powell
was filed for Probate Tuesday. Mrs.
R. T. Powell is named in the will as
the executriX.
- ne Woman's Home meeting will
be postponed for one month.
Judge H. l.. Slbly went to Wheel
ing Tuesday over the Ohio River road
Born, Monday, to Mr.. Thomas
THORNLEY, and wife. of Reno, son.
Mr.. w. r. Moore, of Newark, O.,
was in the city recently calling on
| friends.
Mr.. Charles Meisenhelder was al
Slstersville on business Tuesday,
-"Tammany Tigers" a gorgeous
display of beauty, handsome costumes
marvellous scenic effects, bewilderine
marches, effective tableauX and enliv'
ened by mirthful comedy, pretty
dances and catchy songs. Auditorium
tonight.
The funeral of Caleb s. Thornile!
was held at his late residence Tuesda!
afternoon. The services were con
Quoted by the Rev. A. X. Mccall, o
the Baptist church. Interment wa
made at Valley cemetery. A very larg
attendance of the friends and neigh
bors showed the esteem in which h
was held by them.
Mrs. Ldttie Hughes, of Washing
ton, Pa, purchased through Mr.. G. L
Sunderland, the George Mason proper
ty on Second street above Washington
for the sum of $3.50.
-Sheriff McAlllster went to Colum
bus Tuesday having in his charg
James Hennegan, who will serve tw
years sentence for stealing turkey
that belonged to Mr.. Ralph Race.