Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-01-12
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
Next Door," tonight.

-lne lauleS OI the Unitarian cnurcn
will give supper and social this
Thursday evening. Supper served at
$3.50 o'clock and $3.50 o'clock.
The new mill of the Cambridge
Iron and Steel company started Mon
day after the holiday vacation. 1t will
be three or four weeks before the old
mill starts, as new engines and ma
chinery are being placed-Republican
Press.
To-day is The last day of the Jen-
vey G Allen bankrupt sale of dry
goods. Money-wise people will take
advantage of this last chance and pick
up some bargains.
MIR. Joseph Newbanks and wife, of
Bartlett, are visiting in the city.
MIR. Frank Goebel is in the eastern
cities on business trip.
Mrs. Sarah M. Richardson died at
Beverly on Monday, Jan. 8, and was
buried " ednesday.
Joseph Thomas and Martha Ada
line Stotlar, of Washington county,
o., were married at the County Clerks
Office on Tuesday afternoon, Rev. r.
L. woodward officiating.-Sentinel
/ Mr.. F. S. Lanam, of Caldwell, is
visiting with his brother MIR. Rous
Lanam, of the East End
Miss Hattie Baum, of Parkersburg
is visiting Miss Laura Peters.
Mrs. Flanagan is quite i'll at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Rouse
Lanam, of the East End Mrs. Flani-
gan is so years old and her extreme
age makes the illness more serious.
Mr.. Charles Abbott, Front street,
who has been suffering from a stroke
of paralysis, received a fall Wednes-
day morning which injured his hip.
-Harmar Lodge, No. 800, F. and A.
M, requests all members and extends
an invitation to American Union
Lodge, No. l, F. and A. NJ, as well as
all visiting brothers in the CITY, to
meet with them at their lodge room on
Putnam street today at one o'clock
standard time to attend the funeral of
Brother James h. Dye. BY order of
F. "a. Bobinson, w. M.
-Messrs. Doudna and Riggs the sec
ond street undertakers, have moved
from their old location to Putnam
street, and will henceforth be found in
the east room on the ground floor of
the new Odd Fellows Building.
See the famous Royer troup OF ac-
robats, the Princeton sisters, singers
and dancers, O'Connel and Mack, Irish
comedians, and Sherman, the anatom-
ical enigma, at the Auditorium tonight
Mr.. Don Goldsmith will open his
dancing school this (Thursday) even
ing in Hagan & Schads hall.
The four-year-old daughter of
Mr.. James Gray Wooster street, fell
on an icy pavement Tuesday and frac-
tured both bones of the arm near the
wrist. DR.. Willis reduced the fracture
Mrs. r. Vaughn, who lived between
Macksburg and Warner, died Tuesday
She was the mother of Mrs. Herman
Henniger, of this city. Mr.. and Mrs
Henniger left Tuesday to attend the
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years old.
Mr.. w. H. Lego moved from Woos-
ter street to Sixth street Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shears oi
Gravel Bank, were in the city Wednes.
day.
Mr.. Thomas Cleary, who had the
misfortune to have his leg broken in
this city sometime last fall, is able tc
be around, although the injured mem.
ber is not entirely well yet.
The Dime Savings Society will
hold its annual meeting and election Of
officers next Monday, January 10th.
Mrs. G. w. Richards is i'll at hel
home on Fifth street.
MIR. P. Beebe went to Cincinnati
on business trip Wednesday.
"Wednesday evening about twenty
five of the friends of Miss Laura Pet
ers surprised her by calling in bod!
in honor of her guest, Miss Haiti,
Baum, OF Parkersburg.
Next Door," Auditorium tonigh
Don't miss it,
Mr.. Eliza Lambert, of Gravel Bank
was in town Wednesday, attending tn
trial of Andrew j. Duff.
Mrs. John Showers moved t.
Williamstown Wednesday from Lowe
Gilman street.
The will of the late Jacob M
Plumly was presented for admission t
Probate Wednesday. Also the will c
the late Anselm n. Nye.
&C. C. Harrison, General Passenge
Agent of the q. & o. r. Ry., was in tn