Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-01-10
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

The c.. B. Gates Post G. A. r. and
w. r. c. will give public installation
of officers and social this evening in
their hall. Everybody cordially invit-
ed to attend
j. A. MCGOWAN of Moss Run, re-
turned to Columbus Monday to resume
his studies in Medical College.
Two of the boilers for the new
boat City of Pittsburg, will be placed
this week.
We are glad to note that the young
son of Mr.. ]. w. Lansley is enough i'm
proved to allow Mr.. Lansley to resume
his duties ON the Register.
-Ther will be a meeting of the Or
der of the Eastern Star this Tuesday
evening. There will be work, and
full attendance is desired
IT. H. Winnett, in advance of Wal
ter Byron, was in the city Monday
--Chas. Gage, who has been employ
ed at the Nye Hardware Co. for nearly
seven years, will sever his connection
with that firm about the last of the
week and after a short visit at his
home he will go to GAINESVILLE to work
for the GAINESVILLE Hardware Co.
Milk at cents per quart; also
cream, at 316h High School Lane
"A birthday party was given Garold
Milton Schulz at his home on Greene
street Monday afternoon. He was
three years old and sixteen of his little
friends were asked to assist his cele-
bration of the event.
Mr.. John Cleary, of Gravel Bank,
who has been very i'll of pneumonia, is
reported as improved.
Gordon Berry, of Fifth street, left
Sunday evening for Rhode Island,
where he will enter a training ship.
The opening of the Foot Cycle Rink
at Power Hall last evening was very
largely attended and Prof. Hamilton
desires to announce that owing to an
unavoidable delay only about one half
OF his skates arrived. He will have an
additional number of pairs very quick
ly and he has decided to open the hall
afternoons during this week for ladies
be so crowded and instruction can be
better given at that time. He cordial
ly invites the ladies to attend and en-
joy the sport.
Seats on sale today at Beagle &
Lytle's drug store for the famous Boy
er Brothers spectacular attraction
Next Door," Auditorium, Thursday
night, Jan. 12.
The e-year-ola daughter of John
Johanning, of Williamstown,d died Sun.
day and will be taken to Harrietsville
Ohio, today for burial.
Mrs. Manual Cochran, of Constitu,
tion, died Monday from consumption
and will be buried today at Tunnel
Deceased was 72 years of age.
Joseph Null was arrested Monday
afternoon on a charge of non-supor
of minor children.
"A new business has been opened il
Marietta. That of pawn broker Mr.
]. F. Ryan manager for the American
Loan Co., has opened an Office at 13:
Second street, in the Marietta Trans
fer Company's building.
Attorney F. ]. Cutter left on the T
& o. y. e. Monday afternoon for Co
lumbus to be gone few days on lega
business.
Broker c. r. Richardson will re
ceive direct report of the Sharkey- Nc
Coy contest which occurs tonight a
the Lenox Club, in New York City.
DIR. Samuel Hart, who has TO
several days been i'll with grippe, il
getting better though still unable t.
sit up.
Last chance at the bankrupt sale
Positively only three days more of tn
Jenvey & Allen bankrupt sale. Won
derful bargains to finish out.
Mr.. M. C. Geider, of the Nationa
Supply Co., of Plttsburg, is in the cit
on business.
DR. C. A. Gallagher, who has bee
visiting for few days in Mansfield j
expected home today.
Mr.. VIM. Blohm, the Second stree
livery man, made business trip
Sharpsburg Monday afternoon.
MIR. A. Hochstetter returned Mon
d-y from trip to Buffalo, New York.
Monday afternoon Officer Pose
arrested a man who gave his name q
Shedd, who was somewhat drunk an
acting queerly on Front street. II
was trying to steal something appal
emily.
The world famed Boyer Brother
3 are coming to the Auditorium Thurs