Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-16
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Personal and Local.
Observation-Disclosures

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The management OF the High |
School Lyceum Course have arranged |
for the Rev. J. ]. Lewis, OF Chicago. to
give his Illustrated lecture on the |
Passion Play OF Oberammergan at he
Auditorium Thursday evening, Feb
2Sd This lecture is intensely interest.
ing and muchiis in store for those who
attend 1t.
Thursday, March I'd, the Literary
Societies of the Academy of Marietta
College will give an evening of musi-
cal and literary exercises in Andrews
Hall.
Mrs. Lydia M. Richards, who is
living with her stepson, Mr.. G.. w.
Richards, celebrated her eighty-elghth
birthday anniversary Wednesday. She
Is enjoying exceptionally good health
for one of her years, being able to take
care of her own roor- and do other
light house work.
The entire family OF Mr.. Edward
Hardy is suffering from severe colds.
Mr. s. s. Thornley, of Reno was a
business visitor in the city Wednesday
afternoon.
The worlds greatest Irish plpers,
Toughey & Muck, will be seen with
Rice G. Barton's Big Gaiety Co., Audi
torium, Friday, Feb. H. "a
Eddie, the little son of DR.. ]. c.
Hardy, is somewhat indisposed, being
threatened with lung fever.
Mr.. B. G. Slaugenhaupt, of the firm
of Bartmess & Slaugenhaupt, was in
the city Wednesday and reports the
we'll on the Schilling farm, which was
shot recently, as showing for a good
one and it was being cleaned out Wed
nesday to be put to pumping.
Mrs. d. A. Dye, Of Fourth street,
is quite sick.
Mr.. S. e. Waxler of Liberty town
ship, was a business visitor in the
city Wednesday.
Mr. d. Burns moved from $50
Pike street to the corner of Sixth and
Wayne streets.
The Penrose & Simpson Co. whole
sale grocers, had fine large safe put
in their place of business Wednesday.
The carpenters have begun work
on the new building for the City
Transfer Co., and are hoping to have
the building in such shape in a week
or two that bad weather will not in
terfere with the work of construction.
"A $50 barrel tank was taken to the
Ingram farm and one of the same size
to the I.umer farm at Lower Newport
Wednesday. This looks like there is
some production there at least.
Miles & Raymond in their laugh
able comedy duo original Baby in the
Cradle" with the Big Gaiety Co. Au-
ditorium Friday. FEB. II.
The continuation of the case of
Charles Brooks, whose trial was before
Judge Rood Tuesday afternoon, re-
suited in the sentence of the boy to the
Reform Farm at Lancaster.
Sheriff McCallister leaves this
morning for Lancaster with Charles
Brooks, a juvenile disorderly person,
who was sentenced to the Reform
Farm.
"A suit in replevin was filed in
Squire Hart's court Wednesday by
John Hutchison, trustee, against
Chrales Campbell to obtain possession
of one horse.
In the case of Huffman VS.. McCul-
Tough in Squire Palmers court We'd
nesday afternoon, wherein suit was
had to recover money due, a judgment
was rendered for the plaintiff in the
sum of $12 and costs.
The Buckeye Euchre Club very
pleasantly surprised Mrs. ]. Goldsmith
Tuesday evening and by way of a val
entine gave her handsome rug. At
ter the entire Club had assembled pro-
gressive euchre was the order of the
evening and very sociable time was
had by all. Mrs. Best won the first
prize and Miss Anna Dulty won the
consolation.
Mr.. w. c. Elliott, of Slstersvllle,
was in the city Wednesday calling on
friends.
Miss Clara Smith, of Warren
street, is confined to her home by ill
ness.
Mr.. Thomas torshey, of Liberty
township, was in town Wednesday on
b siness.
MIR. e. II. Kennedy, of Waverly,
lelse boss for the Occidental Oil Co.,
has moved his family to town and lives
on High School Lane.
The infant son OF Frank and Min
ME Conner, Mile Run, died early
Wednesday morning OF commissions
and will be buried in the Harmar GEM
etery this morning at 10 O'Clock.