Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-25

Personal and Local.


ed the interest OF his partner in the
undertaking and embalming business
Of Doudna & Riggs. Marietta, and the
business will henceforth be owned and
conducted by Mr. Doudna alone. Mr..
Doudna is we'll known throughout this
part OF the country having been en-
gagged In the furniture business for 28
years, and in undertaking and en-
Lalmlng for over 20 years. He was al
ways an enterprising business man
and "a good citizen, and such the people
of the lively city at the mouth OF the
Muskingum will find him. His family
are preparing to move to Marietta in
the near future.-Chesterhil Leader.
Mr.. Frank Shoemaker of Beverly,
Is in the city.
The Boston Lyrics next Tuesday
night, Feb %.
Bishop Boyd Vincent,of the South
ern Diocese of Ohio, will visit st.
Lukes parish in this city, on Tuesday
of next week.
Mr.. ALA Schnauffer made trip to
Weverly Friday morning. He report
ed things rather quiet in oil business
up there because OF the terrible condi-
tlon of the roads.
"A Turkish Bath" Is the funniest
play ever written. 1t causes roars of
laughter that can only be compared to
the reverberations caused by the ex-
plosion of 13-inch shell from the Or
egon. Auditorium Thursday night.
The body Of Adam Gaslein, whose
death at the Soldiers Home at Dayton
we mentioned some days since, arriv-
ed in the city over the c. & M. road
last evening and was taken to Fuller's
undertaking establishment and will be
taken up to Valley cemetery this
morning for burial.
The eleven-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillip Becker, Fifth street, is
suffering from a severe attack of rheu-
matism.
Mr.. D. L. Dyson, of Athens, Reve-
nue. Collector, was in the city Friday
Charles Hildebrand, the popular
lar driver of the u. S Express Co
wagon has been laying off for week
nursing a wounded foot which he re-
ceived by stepping on a nail. He is,
however, getting along nicely and ex-
pects to resume his duties Monday.
was in the city yesterday looking after
business matters. Mr.. Diest has pur-
chased the Pape and lacy farms above
the city on the Muskingum and will
soon come here to occupy the property.
Mr.. Diest is thoroughly good farmer
and will be valuable addition to the
community in which he will live.
Mr. Edward Machetanz, of New
Matamoras, was business visitor
here Friday.
The announcement of the return
of the Boston Lyric Opera Co. to the
Auditorium next Tuesday night will be
received by the many admirers and
friends they made here on their form
er visit and by our music loving popu-
lace with great delight. The sale of
seats begin this morning at Blumes
jewelry store.
MIR. w. r. Keever of Macksburg,
was in the city on business Friday.
Go to the Woman's Exchange Sat
urday and get one of Mrs. Stoves
plum puddings for your Sunday dinner
Leave orders.
Seats for the Boston Lyric Opera
Co. were put on sale this morning at
Blume's jewelry store.
The Junior ..ub will meet with
Miss Clara Putnam on Monday even
ing. Supper served at 6 o'clock. The
reader for the evening, Mr.. Tasker
Bosworth, will read "A Character
Sketch From Herbert Spencer"
There is new grocery company in
town, but not in new location. They
I occupy the old and popular stand of
John Wenzel, at the corner of Second
and Greene streets, and the firm con-
sists of Messrs. w. F. Schmidt and son,
r. o., of Monroe county. and s. M.
Campbell and A. ]. Watson.
The "chaln letter" of all plays is
"A Turkish Bath" Everybody enjoys
the fun and advises his neighbor to do
likewise. They take the tip and mill
lions drive dull care away by going to
see 1t. "a Turkish Bath" will be at
the Auditorium Thursday night, March
I'd.
---Mr. Josephy, of the Buckeye Cloth
ing Co., has returned from a business
trop to New York.
MIR. Charles R. Richardson return
ed Friday from a several DAVIS visit to
Cincinnati, where he attended a meet
ing of the higher degrees of the Ma
sonic fraternity.