Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-03-22
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ii. o. Cullen, OF Beverly, left last
night for Cincinnati. where he will
meet oliver scott's Minstres and re-
turn to this city with them Monday.
Mrs. D. W. Davis returned yester-
day from Parkersburg, where she had
been visiting relatives.
The mammoth cylinder for the
towboat j. B. Finley was moved from
the moulding room of the Marietta
Manufacturing Co. to the machine
shops, where it will be made ready to
be placed on the boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. C. Robinson, who
have had rooms at Mrs. Loomiss, will
move into the furnished house of Mrs.
Watkins, Front street, the first of APP
rll.
Mrs. Iowa Colman is visiting in
Parkersburg, the guest Of Mrs. Burns,
upper Market street.
Prof. Van Liew gave his illustrat-
ed lecture on Cuba and the War" to
large audience at Gilman avenue
church last night He gives Foot
prints Among the Shadows" tonight
and "Slums of New York" Friday
night.
--Messrs. Hadley and Randolph, of
the Board of Commissioners, will re-
t,,, 90 at bn, f,n6aNy
Misses Anna and Sylvia Wooster
are guests of Miss May Waterman at
Constitution this week.
Mr.. George M. Woodbridge was
reported to be not so well yesterday.
Robert Campbell, of Flora, H., is
visiting relatives IN the city and vlcin-
ity.
Miss Mary e Witteklnd, of
Moore's Junction, is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. S. A. Coffman, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Clark. of
Utley, were callers in the city We'd
nesday.
Attorney H. B. Coen who went to
Mt. Ephraim, Noble county, last week
to visit his family, has been unable to
return to the city owing to an attack
of measles.
C. A. Hannold will go to Belpre
tonight to deliver his illustrated tenn
perance lecture.
Miss Cole, of Parkersburg, has con-
sented 40 give an entertainment con-
slsting Of recitations. readings, etc, at
the Hsrmar Congregational church
Tuesday evening. March Goth. Pro-
gram will be announced later
The ladies of the German Luther
an church will give social and sup
per at the home of Henry Wenzel, 709
Third street. this evening. Every
body invited,
Ira c. Taber, attorney for the Nat
ional Supply Company, is in the city
on business.
Harry Lindsay and family have
moved to Bellaire, where Mr.. Lindsay
has employment in foundry.
Tho household goods of james
Postlewaite arrived from Parkersburs
yesterday and will remain in storage
until he can find house into which
to move. He will work at Lobdell's.
%. B. Gard returned last evening
from a business trip. to Toledo.
The Marietta Young Mems Con.
gress will meet in Jr. o. U. A. M. hall
Putnam street, tonight. A number OIL
important measures are to be taken uI
for discussion.
WE are in receipt of an up-to-date
new war map of the Transvaal and
South Africa, presented by Ed. Fland
ers and issued by the Delaware Fire
Insurance Co., of Philadelphia, Pa.
AT Parkersburg Tuesday evenin.
Sousa's band played a composition o
Prof. j. C. Arnold's--"La Blanc Rose.
Mr.. Arnold had arranged the piece fo
the big band, and the composer direct
ed the musicians vixen 1T was played
The papers say that Mr.. Arnold receiv
ed an ovation from the audience ant
| and many compliments from Sous:
and the members of his band.