Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-03-16

Personal and Local.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


of Harmar precinct, child on We'd
neSliay, the 18TH instant. The child
lived but an hour.
Mrs. Chas. II. Turner has issued
cards for tea on Monday evening of
next week in honor of Mrs. Stucken-
berg
THE Demands of The Age" is the
subject OF DIR. Stuckenberg's lecture
this Thursday afternoon.
--"Remember the Maine" Lincoln ].
Carter's best production, Auditorium,
tomorrow night.
Members of Elk Eye Encampment
No. SO, l. o. o. F., are requested to be
present at the meeting Friday evening
Work in the Royal Purple Degree.
FRIDAY will be Carleton Day in the
public schools. The High School will
render most delightful program in
the afterioon, beginning at one o'clock
Many of the grammar and primary
schools will also have special programs
at their various school rooms These
exercises help to create strong inter
est IN the poet himself who will be at
the Auditorium Saturday evening,
when a school children's rate of fifteen
cents will be made.
Capt. Mack Gamble, who has dis
posed of his boat, the VIII ]. Cummlns
and took her to Cincinnati TO turn her
over to her new owners, returned from
there Tuesday night.
&C. B. Sunderland sold one of the
Senator Davis lots on Front street to
Mr.. Martin Penwell Wednesday for
$780, Mr.. Penwell will build on the lot
at once.
An announcement of the new
clothing store, "The World" appears
on the fourth page of this issue.
The comedy in Remember the
Maine" is furnished by Kate Walters,
Pat Mullin and Wan Wing, the Chinese
cook, Auditorium tomorrow night.
Mrs. Charles S. Israel, of New
York City, is visiting the family of
her father, Mr.. Isaac Prayer Fourth
street Mr.. Israel will also be here the
latter part of the week.
Walter Knox left on the Keystone
State Tuesday evening and will make
the round trip to Cincinnati, returning
Friday.
Mrs. c. B. Weith, of Chicago, who
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Henniger here left Wednesday
morning for her home.
Mr.. John Spurrier, of Chesterhill,
was in the city Tuesday night, enroute
to Pittsburg on business trip. He
left here on the Lorena Wednesday
morning.
-Lindly Fawcett, of Chesterhill,
whose illness we noted last week, died
Monday afternoon and was buried
Tuesday afternoon.
: The nine year old daughter OF
Louis NJ Luchs IS very ill with malar-
, ial fever.
Officers Kerns and Barrows arrest
ed two men Wednesday afternoon who
were drunk and disorderly and escorted
them to the city prison,
; Mr.. Eli Rose, of Pleasantville,
Fairfield county, was in the city Well
nesday on his way home after quite an
extended trip through several of the
Southern States.
Don't miss the best drama, the
greatest scenic production ever in
Marietta, Auditorium tomorrow night
Preparations are being made for q
greattime a tthe st. Patrick's Day ball
to be given in Power Hall Friday even
ing. Cool music will be furnished and
the management have spared no ex-
pense to make the affair a success A
good many contestants have signified
determination to win the prize Offer
ed for waltzing, and that feature alone
promises to be very interesting.
"A Mr.. Lewis, representing street
car syndicate of Columbus, has been
working up the scheme for an electric
road from Marietta to Belpre and
Centre Belpre. This means seventeen
miles of track and would be a great
feeder for the city in the way of busi-
ness.
Mr.. e. W. Page, of the c. & M
road was in the city Wednesday on
business of his company.
: Mr.. Eli Miller moved Wednesday
| from 2O2 Sacra Via street to the Smith
: property on lower Second street.
Mr.. Theodore Rlghtmeier is agaiT
able to be out after a severe illness.
Mr., Edw. Drumm, of the City
, Transfer Co., is quite sick, having been
confined to the house since the latter
: part of last week, but is reported a:
improving.
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