Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-02-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Personal and Local.


M. Will be held with MIS- McAlllster |
at 1:3O this afternoon.
When Miss Jerry interviewed |
Chauncey Depew she-but she will tell
that herself when she comes to Mariet-
Ia.
gave a Calico Carnival "Wednesday
evening which was great success.
The declamations and vocal music of
the double quartette were especially
good and greatly enjoyed.
Rice & Barton tonight.
Word has been received by Col. J.
II. Riley from Congressman VanVoor-
his that the War Department has or
-ered the discharge of Private Row.
land, of Washington county, who en-
listed with the immunes at Parkers-
burg and is now in Cuba. His father,
MIR. Louis Rowland of Newport, is
critically i'll and not expected to live
long, and he had expressed a great de-
sire to see his son, and the action was
taken to procure the young mans dis
charge.
Mr.. Robert Mason and Miss Tillie
Armstrong were married Wednesday
afternoon by Squire C. w. Richards at
his Office.
Don't fail to see Rice G. Barton's
Gaiety Co. at the Auditorium tonight.
The last of the battery of boilers
for the steamer City of Pttsburg has
been completed by the Marietta Boiler
Works and is now ready to be placed
in position.
The pipe organ for the Presbyter
ian church arrived from Springfield,
Mass, Thursday afternoon.
The fire plugs of the city have
been tested and found to be in first
class shape.
MIR. Charles H. Jordan, who was at
one time agent for the 2. & o. r. on
the West Side, is critically i'll at his
home in Beverly.
Mr.. VIM. Hoppman, who was un-
Intentionally misrepresented at the
Council meeting Tuesday evening,
wishes us to say that he has no inten-
tfon of enjoining the erection of the
city light plant on the ice harbor lot
If the city desires to build it there.
Mrs ]. A. Frost, Second street, is
quite ill.
Mr. John Baker, of Constitution,
was in the city Thursday on business.
The peerless comedlenne, Miss
frankie Haines, assisted by Idylla
Vyner and Elsieta, with the Rice &
Barton's Big Galety Co., Auditorium
tonight.
Mr. franklin Bennett, of Little
Hooking, is in the city visiting his
brother, Constable John Bennett.
Mr., w. w. Stanley, of Lower Sal
EN-, was in the CITY Thursday on busi-
ness.
Mr. Charles Trap, of Warner, was
business visitor in the city Thurs
day.
Mr.. John Thomas, of Lower Salem,
was caller in the city Thursday,
In Probate Court Thursday after
noon was heard the exceptions to the
final account of Geo. W. Stanley, de-
ceased.
No amateur photographer should
miss an opportunity to get acquainted
with Miss Jerry,
Swan & Bambard, the kings of all
acrobatic eccentrlques, at the Auditor
ium tonight.
Capt. c. e. verges, of Lowell was
in the city Thursday.
Mr. Levi Hall, of Warner, was in
the city Thursday.
MIR. S. r. VanMetre received bad
fall at the steps of the Law Building.
on Putnam street, Thursday morning,
injurlng his back so badly that he was
unable to be out Thursday afternoon.
Regular meeting of c. B. Gates
Woman's Relief Corps tonight.
Mr.. Chas Harkinson. in advance of
the Boston Lyric Opera co., is in the
city. His company will play return
date February 2Sth. The company
will sing the BLACK Hussar," one of
the most popular operas ever staged.
O. The merry monarchs of musical
comedy, Barton & Eckhoff, with the
Rice &c Barton Co., Auditorium tonight
I'm a letter recelvey by Mr.. George
p slocomb from his son. Lance, who
is at Augusta, Ga. in camp, the latter
said the weather there was something
awful to endure, particularly for the
Southerners. The temperature drop
ped to and 10 below zero and there
were many cases of freezing and end
less suffering. Lance stated there were
cases of fountain pens freezing.