Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-26
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Personal and Local.


aratlons for a food by buying large
Portland skiff.
Mr.. ]. ]. d. Mcvay, of Fearing
township. was in the city Saturday on
business.
Catchy specialbies by the brightest |
lights of the vaudeville stage will be
seen in "A Turkish Bath" at the Au-
ditorium Thursday night, March 2.
Mr.. G. w Dye, OF Lawrence town
ship, was business visitor Saturday.
MIR. M. Weller, of Pittsburg, Pa,
was in the city on business Saturday.
--4Hon. Chris Mckee, of Belle Valley.
was in the city Saturday.
Benjamin Title, formerly driver
for the Marietta Transfer Co., has
moved to waverly, where he is now
employed.
RMS. George d. Gilfllan, of Park
ersburg, and two cnildren are in the
city on visit with Mrs. r. T. Moore,
West Side.
The Boston Lyrics in THE Black
Hus5ar," Auditorium, Tuesday night,
Feb. %.
Mr.. M. v. Penwell, who works in
the National Supply Co., was suddenly
taken very III Saturday morning and
is now confined to his home.
Attorney C. A. Ludey is in Pitts
burg on several days business trip.
Miss Effie Glazier returned Satur-
day from a weeks visit with relatives
and friends in Athens county.
Mr.. G. E. Finch, OF Fleming, was in
the city Saturday.
Attorney R. A. Underwood was in
Parkersburg Saturday attending some
business in bankruptcy case there.
MIR. A. R. Middleswart, of Gravel
Bank, was in the city Saturday.
-Goloconda is the worlds greatest
diamond field, the Klondike the great
est gold field and "a Turkish Bath"
the greatest field for fun. Thursday
night at he Auditorium.
DIR. Ferguson is confined to his
room by an attack of malaria.
Mrs. ]. ]. Morrison, of Gravel
Bank, was visitor in the city Satur-
day.
Col. Riley has in his Office an in
n Or mo N faf kn1 fnNn
which is official and shows the origi-
nal thirteen states and all the subse-
quent additions OF territory tothe Unit
ed States and date acquired and how,
Miss Fannie Drumm, of Newport,
is visiting Mrs. Charles Frantz, Fourth
street
j. A. Dutton, Of Macksburg, was in
the city Saturday
Miss Blanche Simmons, of the Pro-
bate Judges Office, is spending Sunday
at Reno, the guest OF Mrs. Ella West.
MIR. Moffat Bell has moved his
household goods into storage prepar-
tory to taking charge of the Infrmary
farm.
River traffic has again assumed
healthy action and nearly all the pack
cts are moving regularly.
Manager Luchs selected the best
opera In the helargerepertoire of the Bos-
ton Lyric Opera Co., namely, "The
Black Hussar," for next Tuesday night
and it will be produced with excellent
scenic effects and magnificent cos
tunes.
Mr.. Raymond Kerr and sister, Miss
Lillian, of Parkersburg, are the guests
of Mrs. Rae Quick, Fourth street.
The committee that went to Wash
ington to assist our Congressman and
others interested in the appropriation
for the Marietta dam. N getting the
appropriation incorporated in the Riv-
ers and Harbors bill, returned Satur-
day morning and report that it was
left in the hands of the Senate commit
tee and when that body takes action
on it we will know what is to be the
outcome.
Governor Bob Taylor, of Tennes-
see, says: "Music Is the wine of souls
pressed from human hearts. "A
TurA.sh Bath" is one melodious song
from start to finish. 1t contains more
musical numbers than any opera ever
written, but all modern and up to date
Auditorium Thursday night
Mr.. James Holden, Front street,
has been in falling health for some
time, and is reported to be very Ill.
Mr.. Harry Fell arrived in Mariet.
ia Friday, called here by the illness of
his mother.
The return of the Boston Lyric
Opera Co. Tuesday night to the Audi
torium in The Black Hussar" will call
out the 400 and several theatre parties
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