Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-02-07

Personal and Local.

Mrs. d. E. Beach, Of Columbus,
o., and Rev. Arthur Beach, of Ash
land, wis, arrived yesterday and are
guests of Mrs. Dawes, Wooster street.
"A special baggage car was brought
in over the q. & o. r. yesterday morn
ing, containing the property of the
king OF the Opium Ring" company.
Born, Tuesday, Feb 6, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris. Efferson, Montgomery
street, daughter.
-Tlhe little child of Lee Zeigler is
very Ill and Mr.. Zeigler was called
home from Parkersburg yesterday.
Mrs. Stella Hooper left for Column
bus yesterday. where she will spend
two weeks vacation with relatives
and friends.
Some small boys set fire to guam
tity of tar and refuse at the mouth of
the Fourth street culvert yesterday.
They made quite a fire and big
smoke, but no loss of property result
ed
Mr.. G.. NJ. Connel, the author and
director of the famous war drama"The
Fall of Atlanta" has arrived in the
city, and desires to meet the full cast
of the play at G. A. r. Han this We'd
nesday evening at o'clock. Also the
young ladies who will take part in the
flag drill are requested to be present.
ID. s. Stotsberry moved yesterday
from 106 Franklin street to 116 Maple
street, West Side.
--Messrs. w. r. Parker, J. o. Cullen,
George Walker, s. r. Nickle and Ray
Mitchell, of Beverly, were in the city
yesterday.
--1E. Eicher, representing the Die
bold Safe and Lock Co., of Canton, was
in the city yesterday on business.
Lewis Waller, Of Elba, is in the
city on business.
Attorney r. A. Underwood will
leaev this morning on weeks busi-
ness trip to Cadiz ,Scio and Columbus.
Officer Weir, of the Parkersburg
force was here yesterday attending
court as a witness in the Lutz forgery
case.
Col. T. w. Moore, w. D. Devol and
S. R. VanMetre left via the b. G. o. S.
w. yesterday for Tampa, Florida,
where they will spend few days.
They win then go to Cuba for an ex-
tended trip through that island. They
expect to be gone several weeks.
"A telegram was received at Bever-
ly yesterday announcing the death at
North Baltimore of Mrs. w. R. Whar-
ton, wife OF a formar pastor of the
Christian church at Beverly,where the
deceased had many friends.
The plats for both performances
OF the ''F'all of Atlanta" are now open
at Beagle C Lytles and the seats are
selling fast. The boxes will be occu-
pied by the ladies of the Relief Corps.
The attention of several people was
attracted yesterday by the sight of a
loving couple who seemed to be so
take nup with thier affection for each
ether as to be entirely oblivious of the
eyes directed toward them. They were
like a pair of turtle doves.
Mrs. James Hovey and Miss Lou
ise Smith went to Lowell yesterday af-
ternoon to attend the funeral of their
cousin, Miss Gertrude Offenberger, the
elght-year-old daughter of Wendell
Offenberger.
George Eyssen went to Chesterhill
on business yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Leonard Quinn, of the City
Transfer Co., returned yesterday from
business trip to GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. G. M Connell, who takes the
leading part in the Fall of Atlanta" +"
arrived last night from New Lisbon
and will remain until after the per-
formance of the play, Feb. IL and 49,
--Mlss Lena Beebe, of San Francis
CO, Cal, is visiting her uncle, ]. W.
Morgan, Franklin street.
Miss Clara Peters is visiting
friends in Cambridge.
The Andrews Opera Co. left yes
terday morning for Canal Dover.
MIR. John S. Crosby. of New York.
who lectured here some time since on
the subject of Single Tax, is expected
here early in March to promulgate the
Single Tax idea.
Rev. G. H. l.. Beeman will lecture
to the Christian Endeayor society in
the Presbyterian church, Barlow, o.,
Saturday evening, Feb. 10, at 7
o'clock.
--Harmar Lodge, 800. F. & A. NJ,
held very interesting meeting last
evening. There was work in the
Master Masons degree. After the
meeting they enjoyed spread prepar-
ed for them at Haight's restaurant,
Front street.
| The Farmers Club will meet at
the home of j, s. Devol. next Satur-
day. An interesting program has been
prepared for the occasion. Din
ner will be served at IL O'Clock. All
are invited.
Captain d. W. Davis. who has
been III for some time, was able to be