Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-08-12
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Personal and Local.


country from Scotland Mr.. McLaren
has not seen them for a number of
years.
The Famed Faust Family of aero
hats, the Nondescript Trio, the octette
of solo singers, the funny comedian,
the big cornet band and Everheart, the
German songster make a combination
of talented people such as have never
been brought to. this city before. Au-
ditorlum, Aug. II.
Mr.. and Mrs 7. w. Harvey are the
guests of relatives in Philadelphia.
-"Lige" Davis and Walter Dye, of
Marietta, were in the city today greet
ing their many friends. They say Ma
rietta will give the b. of H. r. excur-
slonists cordial welcome Sunday
Cambridge Sun.
Mr. M. NJ Doan, the liveryman,
has sold the black team, known as the
Alderman team TO Crew & McInturf,
of ohesterhill.
Something new IN souvenir spoons
Pioneer Jewelry Store.
Mr. l.. C. Robinson and Mr.
Brooks Dodge, of Beverly, were in Ma
rletta yesterday on business, and incl
dentally advertising the Beverly Fair
which will be held Wednesday and
Thursday, Aug. 3Oth and S1st.
Mrs. w. G. Miller, of upper Sixth
street, has been critically i'll of heart
| trouble for the last two or three days.
Mr. Richard w Miller, of Hutch
inson's Bargain Store. who has been i'll
since July 1st with malaria and rheu-
matism is improving and is able to be
about. Mr.. Miller spent few days at
Mr.. Chas. Hannold's, Little Mus
kingum.
Miss Tillle Wittlig very pleasantly
entertained number of her friends at
her home on Fourth street last even
ing in honor of her guest Miss Eda
CRUDE. of Columbus. Miss CRUDE will
return to her home in the Capital City
today.
Tommy Donnelly, Harry Skunk,
Doc Quigley, Dan Quinlan, Fairman &
Hdye and AL G. Field furnish the fun
in the AL G. Field greater minstrels.
Auditorium, Aug. II.
Wesleyan church will hold the
sacred MEETINGS in the Fair Grounds
over two Sundays, commencing Satur-
day evening at 1880 s'clock.
Mr.. Harry o'Blennes, of Athens
who recently accepted a position with
the weather bureau at Galveston,
Texas, was married at that place on
Aug. to Miss Ada Wicllham ,Of Glen
Allen, North Dakota. Both of the con-
tracing parties have many friends in
this city who join with the Leader in
sending congratulations
Miss Maggie Skinner has rented
the Pfaff house on Washington street
above Fifth, and will move into it
about Sept 1st.
Washington County Teachers In
stitute August Nth to 18th.
Mr.. John Morgan has accepted a
position as clerk with Mr. Geo. Nc
Murray, the new grocer in the Ward
Nichols block.
The r. r. Dawes Lumber Co. have
renied rooms in the Ward-Nichols
building and will move into their new
quarters today.
Miss Lucille Leonard, VINO has been
visiting relatives In the city for the
past week, will leave Monday after
noon for her home in Chicago.
The well on the Friend Ingram
farm, at Lower Newport, was drilled
in and shot Sunday night, but will
probably not make we'll
The lots in Norwood, the new ad-
dition on the Stephenson farm, were
placed on the market yesterday and
several of them have already been taxi
en-. ,he inside lots are priced $3.50
and the cornor lots at $500. AT these
prices the lots will probably sell very
rapidly
Mr. l.. p. Fleming has returned
from a pleasant visit with Parkers-
burg friends.
Washington County Teachers In
stitute. Andrews Hall, August HIS
-Messrs, L. Stevens and A. j,
Longfellow two prominent oil opera
tors from Macksburg, were business
visitors in the city yesterday.
-Messrs. Chas. Wheadon and Chas.
Cameron, of Chesterhill, were in the
city yesterday. Mr. Wheadon owns an
interest in the Lizzie Bowman well
near there.
Mr.. M. C. Geder, of the National
Supply Co., Plttsburg, is in the city on
business.
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