Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-01-18
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
pasha" is full of fun.

is improving, and will probably re-
turn to Marietta in about ten days.
Senator Theo. f. Davis has been
having a touch of grippe since Satur-
day, but expects to be out in day or
two.
Mr.. John G.. Hathaway. of Chilli
cothe. made flying visit to his broth
er, s. ]. Hathaway, and returned last
night.
-Donnelly & Girard' Natural Gas"
as presented by Edward Girard and
company is one OF the most mirthful
plays on the road this season. Auditor
ium Tuesday night, Jan. "a.
-Messrs. James and Elan Amos, of
New Matamoras, were in the city on
business Tuesday.
Attorney Ralph Startling, of Low
ell, was in the city on legal business
Tuesday.
See the great comic opera Said
Pasha" at the Auditorium Monday,
Jan. 20.
Mr.. A. ]. Early, of New Matamor-
as, was in the city Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Carrie Coffman, of Tunnel,
is in the city visiting her brother Mr..
s. A. Coffman, of the West Side.
Word was received in the city yes
terday to the effect that Mrs. VIM.
France, of Pittsburg, was critically i'll
and not expected to live through the
night. Mrs. France was daughter of
Mr.. William Perdew, of Tunnel this
county, and her folks expected to go
to Pittsburg by way of the Ohio River
road Tuesday evening.
Read the Wheeling Register of
Jan. II and see what they say of the
Boston Lyric Opera Co. in Said
Pasha."
MIR. w. H. Flesher, a prominent
oil producer of Parkersburg, was in
the city on business Tuesday, and in
cldentally stated to the Leader that he
thought the Elk Run oil ralG the 3est
thing in Washington county.
Word was received from Mrs
John Reichardt, of Indian Run, Tues
day, and does not indicate that she is
getting along very wen.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs U. s. Ball, Third street, died
early Tuesday morning. The remains
will be shipped on the 2. & o. r. road
this morning for burial at Oakland
cemetery, in Morgan county.
Mr.. Frank Selby, OF Bartlett, was
in the city on business Tuesday.
Natural Cas-" a farce comedy of
high order, cleanly presented and with
a brilliant cast of characters. Auditor
ium Tuesday night, jan. "a.
Compliant has been filed by Mrs.
Ella Dougherty against one Theodore
Weber for assault and battery alleged
to have been committed by him on the
person of Willie Dougherty. The af-
fidavit was made in Squire Guyton's
court. I,
Don't forget the Single Tax meet
ing every Sunday afternoon, in X. O.
T. M. hall, over Beagle Il Lytle's drug
store.
Mr.. Thomas Porter, Jr., has pur-
chased the grocery store of Milton
Robertson, three miles north of Tun-
mel.
Mr. and Mrs. q. P. Bennett, of Tit
usville, Pa, came down to Marietta
Monday to attend the funeral of the
late Louis Mueller. Miss Ella Mueller,
sister of the deceased, also came down
from Cleveland.
Seats OH sl,a Thursday morning
at Blume's jewelry store for Boston
Lyric Opera Co. in Said Pasha."
Mr.. ]. H. Brown, of tho. B. & o. S.
W., ran down to Parkersburg yester-
day on business.
DR.. ]. G. Hardy and a company be-
gan Tuesday to build an oil rig on the
Pruett farm at Briggs station.
Mr.. James Cleary, of Hartford,
Conn.,, is in the city, visiting relatives.
Miss Flora Lane, of Cincinnati, is in
the city, the guest of Mrs. E. C. Dawes,
Wooster street.
The comedy Natural Gas" has
plot, is brimful of fun, bright sayings
and brisk action from beginning to
end. Auditorium Tuesday night, Jan.
"a. w
Mr.. l.. d. Phillips, of Elba o., of
the firm of Tasker & Phillips, was in
the city Tuesday for the first time in
three months, he having been confined
to the house with case of typhoid ie-
yer for about three months
MIR. George B. Eyssen, of the Ma
tional Supply Co.,was at Vincent Tues
day on business.