Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-03-18
Observation-Disclosures
Personal and Local.
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rlson, who will present his famous
and gorgeous production of the New
Faust and positively guarantees that
Mr.. Morrison will himself personally
appear in the role of "Mephlsto."
Auditorium, Saturday, April %.
Mrs. Rowena Cherrington, who has
been the guest of Mrs II. N. Curtis,
left Friday afternoon over the Ohio
River road for her home at Gallipolis.
Miss Gertrude Nelly, of Parkers-
burg, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Alderman and Mrs. Grimes, left
Friday for her home.
Mr.. Frank Matchett has moved
from 11S Fort street to the property
next to the Marietta Hardware Co. on
Gilman avenue.
Mary Miller, whose arrest we men
toned yesterday for threatening to
assault and wound, appeared before
Squire Hart Friday afternoon and
pleaded not guilty. The hearing of the
case is set for next Tuesday at ten
o'clock, standard time.
Seats now on sale for ''oi Punk
ard" at Gates news stand.
AS an instance of activity in oil
business, the Recorders Office shows
that an unusual number of leases have
been filed for record within the past
few days On Wednesday there were
seventeen filed and on Friday there
were thirteen, making total of thirty
in three days and not even counting
Thursday this makes an average of ten
each day for three days.
-mr John Gibbons, of Chesterhill,
was in the city Friday.
Mr. Charles Haas of Lower Salem,
was in the city Friday on business.
Mr.. Joseph Bailey, of Chesterhill,
passed through the city Friday, going
to Newport to visit his son Frank, who
is principal of the schools there.
Mr.. j. w. Boyer came down from
Sistersville Thursday evening and
left for Columbus Friday morning on
business.
Don't fail to see the burlesque
street parade made by the j. C. Lewis
ST Plunkard Co.'S band on Tuesday,
March 21st.
Mr.. A. l.. Monford opened his new
restaurant in the rooms formerly oc-
cupied by Mrs. Lindeman on lower
Front street. Friday. He has a neat
place and everyone can rest assured of
receiving courteous trea ment at his
place.
Mr.. Stephen Compton, who lives
just opposite Reno on Cne West Vir-
gina side, was in the city on business
Friday.
ed by Senator Davis have been selling
rapidly. The last one reported sold
was on Washington street and was
purchased through G.. B. Sunderland
Friday by Mr.. A. o. c. Ahrendts for
yl2O0. Mr.. Ahrendts contemplates
the erection of handsome dwelling
on the property sometime in the near
future.
The Remember the Maine Co.
left on the C. & NJ. this morning for
Newark to fill an engagement there to-
night.
Quite a number of people were in
the city from out the T. & o. c. E. to
attend the show last night.
Isl Plunkard" and his company oil
} funny comedians will be in this city
Tuesday, March 21st. Remember the
date and secure your seats early. Now
} on sale at Gates news depot, Front
street.
MIR. George S. Hammett, of Schultz
w. Va, was in the C.,y Friday.
Mr. r. X. Glffen, of Wheeling, is il
the city. He came uown yesterday.
Mr.. Duncan Croy, of Cutler, the
well known timber man, was in the city
yesterday on his way home from
Melgs county, where he has recently
purchased tract of land consisting o
200 acres of fine timber.
---arles White r,-.nG on a freigh
: train .eLween Chauncey, o., and Buff
alo, w. Va, was badly injured in {
wreck which occurred short dlstanc
below Dexter. Several cars left tht
track and a piece of wood or iron pen
etrated his skull to depth of thret
inches. He was unconscious for som
l.me, but ait last accounts had regainet
consciousness and doing as well as pos
sible.
t MISS Mary Hancock is visiting
t friends in Parkersburg.
The glad intelligence has been re
ceived here that Mrs w. V. Dick, wht
.as been in Columbus receiving spec
; ial treatment for some time, is nov
thought to be out of danger.