Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-01-29
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Personal and Local.
Observation-Disclosures

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The firm hitherto known as w. F.
Robertson & Co., shoe dealers on Put
nam street, will her after be known as
the Theis Shoe Co., Mr.. j. ]. Thels
having purchased the entire business.
Mrs. c. Baum is seriously i'll with
grip at her home on Washington
street.
Seats for "Tammany Tiger" will
Oe on sale at Beagle Il Lytle's drug
store tomorrow morning.
--Lost-White and yellow beagle
dog. Address Chester Dyar rural de-
livery. S3t
The new house of G. ]. VanValey
is building on Market street came near
being burned Friday morning. A
small gas stove that was being used to
dry out the plastering overheated the
floor, causing the pine boards to burst
into flame. When discovered hole
had been burned in the floor and the
room was badly smoked up.
Mr.. John Coffman, of Tunnel, was
in the city on business Saturday.
The fire department was called out
Saturday about 1890 by an alarm
from box So and made the long run
to Knoxs boat yard to find that the
hre had already been eXtinguished. 1t
was in the house of Mrs. Mary Nc
Mann and had been caused by a spark
from a wood fire falling in a bed COM
fort which was lying on a chair. The
comfort was destroyed, but no other
damage was done.
The wonderful shadowscope in,
PRODUCING the March of the Amazon,
gaiety dancers, bicycle riders, balloon
scene, bombardment of Manila cake
walk, etc, in "Tammany Tiger" Audi
torium Wednesday, Feb. 1st.
Mr.. John w. Simpson, ex-presi-
dent of Marietta College, is in the city.
No licenses were issued in Probate
Court and no new business came up
Saturday.
Mr.. N. c. Stanley, of Lowell, is in
the city.
Mr.. c. R. serrel, of Beverly, is in
the city.
Mrs. w. B. Gaitree returned Fri
day evening from an extended visit to
friends in Columbus and Chilllcothe.
Born, Jan. 9th, to Mr.. John
Tyler and wife, of the First ward,
daughter.
Mrs. Eliza Putnam, Third street,
who has been so i'll of grip, is improv-
ing. Mrs. Putnam will be SO years of
age on Feb. 10th.
VIII Richardson, the druggist, is
spending few days with his family at
Clarington.
Lloyd Campbell who was report
ed in one of the evening papers as be-
ing i'll with grip, wishes it understood
that such is not the case as he is not
! SICK anu mas not DetI.
See Silvern & Emerie the great
est artists in their line in the world.
A marvellous exhibition of the flying
rings and their unique performance on
the Spanish Webb, with "Tammany
Tigers" Auditorium, Wednesday night
Feb. 1st
There will be no meeting of the
Junior Club Monday evening.
Mrs. Mary Bartlett, who is suffer
ing with neuritis, is said to be some
what improved, though she is very
sick person.
Mr.. S. M. Dye, of Gravel Bank,
was in the city Saturday.
Prof. ]. r. Wagner, of Beverly,
was down Saturday on business.
Word has been received here that
William Conrad, son-in-law of DR.. j.
d. Cotton, of this city, has been order
ed home from Manila, where he has
been with the Twehty-third regulars,
anu lndL lie Is now Oh HIS way nome.
Mr.. Conrad was in Alaska for short
time and contracte1 pneumonia. He
was allowed to return home from
there and when he found that his reg
iment was going to Manila he insisted
on going, but has had two attacks of
malarial fever and General Miles was
induced by his wife to order his return
He is expected to reach Washington
about the last of February
Prof Booher,, of the Sand Hill
School, was in the city Saturday
-Chas. H. Yale's grand production
"The Evil Eye, or, The Many Merry
Mishaps of Mid ana the Wierd Won
derful Wanderngs of Nod" will be the
attraction at the Auditorium soon. II
is a distinct novelty and has been
melting with great success.
A little cough Is u big miSft