Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-04-14
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-Rice's 1892 tonight.

Frank Mcclure stopped off here
Monday on his way from Marietta to
Chicago Journal.
Sunday School Convention of
Washington county at First Presbyter-
ian church, Tuesday and Wednesday,
April 18th and 10Th. The public is in
vlted.
/ ----Captain j. f. Gaitree informs us
that he is getting many improvements
under way "a. the Hotel Boyer, and
when completed he promises sur
prise for the newspaper men who hunt
for local news.
Mr.. Wallace Munro, representing
the Lewis Morrison Faust company,
was in the city yesterday. The gem
tlemans card says that he is Seven
days ahead of the Devil"
Miss Lucy Cole, of the West Side,
has accepted a position as stenograph-
er in the Office of Underwood G. Ludey.
Attorney Charles A. Ludey return
ed Thursday from weeks business
trip to the northern part of the state.
Miss Anna Wallace went to Ches-
terhill Thursday for stay of few
days.
Among those who went from Ma
rietta to attend the funeral of Mrs
Temperance Williamson were Messrs
Thomas Hancock, IT. NJ Sheets and
Captain Mack Gamble, Mrs. Sheets
and Mrs. Gamble si.., 80 ,.-...
"A reception was held at Putnam
Hall last night at which students, fac
ulty and friends were in attendance
Mrs. w. B. Gaitree has rented the
Grafton house ON Third street, now oc-
cupied by Joseph Josephy and family,
and will occupy the same about May l..
-Rice's 1892 Auditorium tonight.
Mr.. R. c. Dawes returned yester-
day to Chicago.
Mr.. Austin Regnier is in the city,
and will go into business with his I'M
Gle, d. B. Anderson.
-Laeta Oesterle, the livlle daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. nenry Oesterle,
Fourth street, who has been suffering
with a sore throat for several days, is
able to again attend school.
The great show is coming. Wait
for it, ]. H. Haverly with the grand
est company ever organized will ap-
pear here Monday night, April 18th
Born, Thursday morning, April 13,
a daughter to Mr. Joseph Rampp and
wife, Glendale.
Ground was broken on the lot of
Mr.. M. V. Penwell, Front street, for
his new house.
MIR. Archie Allen moved Thursday
from 116 Washington street to one of
Mr.. Lanes new houses on Montgomery
street.
Tonight at the Auditorium, Rice's
operatic extravaganza, 1892. Don't
miss it. '"'
Mrs. Donald P. Hart, who has been
the guest of relatives and friends in
the city for the past several weeks,
left over the B. & o. S. w. for her
home in Boston Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Brookhart, of Belpre,
was in the city thursday visiting Mrs.
S. d. Hart, Fourth street.
Prof. M. L. Moore, who just re-
Gently sold the Ohio Valley Business
College here, left Thursday with his
family for Lancaster, where he has an
interest in the Lancaster Business
College.
Hon. VILLAIN H. Koontz, of Mt
Vernon, o., who has been in the city
for the past few days attending to some
legal business left for mis- nome Thurs
day afternoon.
Seats for Haverly's minstrels will
be on sale at Beagle & Lytle's drug
store tomorrow morning.
There is a great deal of wire, such
as is used in baling hay, scattered on
the streets and has in some instances
caused some difficulty for wheelmen
by becoming entangled in their chains
or wheels. This is very troublesome
stuff and every one should be careful
not to throw such things on the street
Mrs. John Cunningham, of Belpre
was in the city yesterday, the guest OF
Judge D. R. Rood and family.
Mrs. w II. Babbitt left over the
T. & o, c. E. Thursday morning for
Toledo. ..
The grandest attraction of the
season, 1892, Auditorium tonight.
Probate Judge Rood was at Bev-
erly Thursday hearing two cases for
Probate Court. One was that of Roy
al Danielson, who was being tried for
imbecilty, and the other that of Hattie
Shins, an epileptic.