Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-04-12

Personal and Local.
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the city, the guests of Mrs. ]. H. Hovey
Seats on sale at Beagle & Lytle's
drug store for Haverly's Minstrels
Friday morning.
About four o'clock Tuesday after
noon an alarm from box IA called the
department to the house of Mr.. John
Dow, on Wayne street;where some two
or three shingles were on fire, but
easily extinguished without doing any
damage to mention.
Frank traps moved Tuesday from
61O Third street to 81 Front.
Rev. Edward Bower moved Tues
day from SIS Fourth street to 71S
Fifth.
Mrs Eliza Dunbar, of Vincent,
has been indisposed for few days
past.
Everything up to date in Haverly's
Minstrels. More good singing; more
good dancing; more new jokes than
any other attraction this eason. Wait
for 4,.
Born, at Calcutta, w. Va, Thurs
day, April 9Th, to Mr.. and Mrs. e. M.
Hall, a son. Grandson to Martin Hall
800 Greene street, this city.
Born, Friday, April 7th, to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. ,Farlow, of Barlow,a daugh-
ter, "s
Twins boy and a girl-were
born Monday the 10th instant, to Mr..
and Mrs. Rufus Ormiston. of Barlow
township.
Mrs. Gamaliel Board, of Layman,
was stricken with a severe shock of
paralysis Sunday evening, and her
conoltion is very critical.
Mr.. Austin Coffman, the insurance
and real estate man, is a new advertis-
er in this paper. Notice his card.
-Rlce's 1892 is the largest and
finest attraction ever produced in Ma
rietta.
Mr.. Harry Thomas made a bust
ness trip to Sistersville Tuesday.
The Senior class of the College
will banquet at the Hotel Boyer Tues
day evening next.
Mr.. A. o. C. Ahrendts, bookkeeper
for the Marietta Transfer Co., return
ed Tuesday from his trip to Cleveland.
Mr.. John Kaiser made business
trip to Parkersburg Tuesday afternoon
Miss Abbie Fawcett, of Chesterhill
about rs years of age, died at her home
Saturday night and was buried Mon
day
Mr.. Roscoe Cook, of Browns Mills,
was in the city Tuesday. He reports
about all the territory in that neigh
borhood as being under lease and op-
erations to begin soon.
I'm lne report of st. Lukes Sewing
School Miss Annie Smith" should
have read, Mrs. Sydney Smith.
Seats for Rice's big production,
1892, are now on sale at. Gates news
depot.
Mr.. Fred Bryner left on the Key
stone State Tuesday evening and will
go with her asfaras Cincinnati, whence
he will travel by rail to Galloway, Ne
braska, to sake charge of large farm
owned by his father
-Clerk-elect Orlando Trotter is in
the city, largely to look in upon the
doings of Common Pleas Court. He
expects to move from his home at Lay
man to this city in May.
Born, in this city, West Side,
Tuesday, April lith to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Blair, fine son.
"A meeting of the Board of Trade
is called for tonight at the rooms of the
Marietta Club on Putnam street.
Two of the finest attractions of the
season-Haverly's Minstrels Monday,
April 18th, and Lewis Morrison in
Faust" Saturday, April %.
S. A. Coffman sold yesterday the
Chas. Hyler property on Prospect
street, to Mr.. R. C. Brown. Considera-
ton $4,000.
Go see Rice's big extravaganza,
1892, at the Auditorium Friday night,
April IA.
Mr.. w. H. Underwood, of Bartlett,
was in the city Tuesday
.--Attorney C. C. Middleswart leaves
today for st, Louis and Hannibal, Mo.
for ten days trip on legal business.
Mr.. James e. Breckenridge, of
Watertown, was a caller in Marietta
Tuesday Mr.. Breckenridge states that
he expects to shy his caster into the
ring for the Authorship of Washing
ton county.
-Rice's 1892 company will certainly
appear at the Auditorium Friday night
April A.
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