Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-01-03
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. s. J. Halfway, en-
tertained quito a number of friends
last evening in honor of their son and
daughter and Miss Alice Greene, OF
Pueblo, Colorado.
Mrs. Fred Ullman. sister of
Treasurer Bode came down from her
home at Rinard's Mills, last week and
brought her seven-year-old daughter
for medical treatment. 1t became nee
essary to have an operation for treat
ment of a diseased bone which was
Frank Hart Monday, and at the last
report, the little girl was resting very
comfortably.
Don't miss seeing Walker Whiteside
in his beautiful romantic comedy
drama, THE Red Cockade" ,Wednes-
day evening.
MRS. Rae Quick, returned from
visit to Parkersburg yesterday morn
ing.
III. f. Bode left for his home at
Masterton, Manday.
Mr.. Walker Whiteside will be seen
at his, best Wednesday evening, jan
uary T.
Mrs. John Reichardt, whose illness
we mentioned last week was reported
better Monday morning.
Treasurer Bode has extended the
time for the payment of taxes without
penalty, until the tenth of the month.
Bob Fitzsimmons. Auditorium to-
night. sa NJ
&C. P. Cochran, who has been at
Charleston w. Va, for the past three
weeks with his son Friend who has
been suffering with severe case of
typhoid fever, returned Sunday at
noon. He reports the boy as being
able to sit up in bed for a short time,
when supported by pillows. However,
it is expected that he will be able to
come here for visit in about two
weeks
Seats on sale at Beagle & Lytle's
drug store tomorrow morning for
Oliver Scott Big Black Minstrels,
Auditorium, Friday night. January G..
The residence of Charles Bowling,
of Wiliamstown was seen on fire about
noon Monday. 1t was later learned
that it was in the two upper rooms
near the front of the house and in
which there was lot of clothing of
the family kept. The clothing and
quite good deal of furniture was de-
stroyed but by the use of of chemicals
obtained from the factory of the Noun
tain State Manufacturing company the
fire was extinguished.. "" ..-.. .A
Mr. and Mrs. George Van valley, of
Raven Rock, passed throught this city
Monday, enroute to Napier, to visit Mr..
Van Valleys father. }" .aE. .n
Miss Mary Putnam will return to
her school work at Columbus, Wednes-
daySafter a vacation visit here.
IA series of meetings will begin in
the Harmar Congregational church
next Monday evening.
Ladies are respectfully invited to
attend the performance of the Fitz-
simmonsIHarrigan combination at the
Auditorium tonight f ,,,s, ..
Miss Pickett, an accomplished
lady of Massachusetts,, who is employ
ed as teacher in the young ladies sem
mary a. Columbus, OHIO, is the guest
o. Mi SIS Mary Putnam, West Side.
Eleven members were added to the
list of Harmar Congregational church
on last Sunday.
The sale of seats for the RED Cock
ade," Wednesday evening started with
rush yesterday morning.
The January term of the Court of
Common Pleas begins to-day.
The chair factory will not be in
operation to-day on account of the
funeral of Fremont Ranger which will
OCCUR to-udy tIueSuay).
Miss Eta Godfrey. the guest of
vile, to visit for a week with Mrs.
E, E. Warner.
Miss Flora McLaren,is quite ill
with grippe.
While coming up Front street
Monday, Mr.. A. T. Nye, slipped and
as result of which his left limbs were
rendered useless for some time. Med
ical aid was summoned and he was
taken to his home where he soon re-
gained the use OF the limbs and is i'm
proving nicely u- .m'"j
This being the week of prayer,
there will be meetings each evening
at the First Baptist church.
Gordon Berry expects to leave in
few days. to become a Naval cadet
on training ship at Boston. He is
the son of Mrs. Millie Berry, Fifth