Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-01-04
Personal AND LOCAL.


locate her permanently.
Will Richardson, who has been
spending several days with his family
at Clarington, returned here Tuesday
afternoon.
Secure you seats for Walker
whiteside at Blumes Jewelry Store.
MIR. and Mrs. o. ]. Fuller returned
last evening from a visit to relatives
at Portsmouth.
The marriage of Mr.. William
Hayes and Miss Ruth Beach, was
solemnized at the residence of Mr.
Rufus Beach, the brides father, in
Barlow Township. January /, 1899.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James Flem-
ing of Barlow Township, a daughter,
December 80, 1898. The child is
granddaughter Of Thomas Fleming
and A. P. Beach.
1t is regretted by his friends that
Mr.. David Basin, of Barlow, does not
improve in health
The Reed Bros, the greatest living
colored acrobats are with Oliver Scott's
Big Minstrel Carnival. Auditorium
Friday night.
Mrs. H. F. Kraft and daughter re-
turned last evening from visit 20 rel
atives in Cleveland.
According to Mr.. Rus. Stevenson,
who was in the city yesterday, the Car
ter Oil Company is leasing all the land
on Duck creek that they can get hold
of and will do some drilling inmedi-
ately.
Mrs. Bursey Clay of Lowell, who
has been visiting her daughter Mrs.
P. L. Judd, Fourth street, returned to
her home yesterday on the Sonoma.
MIR. Hardway an architect, of
Cleveland, is in the city visiting his
uncle, James Whiting.
Quite number of witnesses were
before the Grand Jury yesterday at the
opening of the Court of Common Pleas.
Diver scott's Big Minstrel Carnival.
Auditorium, Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Clay, of Lo-
we'll, visited relatives at Caldwell and
Marietta during the holidays, and re-
turned from Marietta to their home
Tueeday on the SOnOma
Mrs r. T. Moore, who with her
daughters Mabel and Margaret, has
been visiting in Parkersburg, returned
Tuesday evening.
David Hazelrigg, of Williamstown,
who is employed in Nye's foundry has
removed with his family to Marietta
and resides on Short street.
A musical and literary entertain
ment will be given Monday evening.
January 8, in the parlors of the Epis-
copal church, for which delightful
program is being arranged. One Of the
principal features will be a talk by
Miss Archbold, of Parkersburg, on her
recent visit to the Holy Land. Further
details will be announced later.
Mr.. Gribble, of Ogden, w. Va, was
in the city on business yesterday.
Miss Minnie Lander, who is as
sic store is suffering from the grippe,
sistant to Mr.. G. c. Wilson in his NIL
and is unable to attend to her duties
at the store.
Mr.. Sam Blair, of the Leader force
is sick with the grippe.
Mr. Levi M. Thornberry, of Water
town, with party of friends was in
the city last night, and took in Fitz-
simmons show. Mr.. Thornberry is
but recently back from the Klondyke,
where he made very successful and
agreeable strike.
West Virginia has increased her
output of coal during the past year two
and half million tons.
See Walker Whiteside tonight.
| hi' w. .. iidhSoSh 10 at picocht
employed at the Dime Savings Society
assisting with the extra business.
Mr.. Roy Craig returned from his
trip to Cleveland sooner than he had
intended on account of illness. He is
now confined to his bed with malaria
fever.
The signaling apparatus at the Fire
Department was tested thoroughly
Tuesday and worked perfectly. 1t is
thought there was some dirt in box 21.
MIR. Don Goldsmith will open a
dancing school this wednesday, even
ing in Hagan & Schad's hail, Second
street. -'
Mr.. Charles Aldinger. this city is
at Millersburg, Pa, visiting his family.
Mr. Aldinger was formerly Mayor OF
that city.
Mr.. Leroy Brown, of Parkersgurg
was in the city yesterday, looking as
natural as life, glad to see the folks
and folks glad to see him.
Mr.. Harry Hart, John Rucker, and
Harry Fittler. the kings of all Mlnstre
Comedians are with Oliver Scots Bis
| Minstral Carnival Auditorium Fri.