Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-02-24
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Among the attractions at the
Central Christian church Tuesday eve
ming, Feb 27th, will be the Grafton
which represented our College in the
State oratorlcal contest. Don't fail to
attend.
--Messrs. Wagner g. Mlnch, Third
street, are showing in thelr windows a
fine array OF goods Of interest to anna
teur photographers and lovers of art.
In the display are etchings, water col
ors, platlnotypes, all of artistic merit.
Mr.. ]. D. Cadwallader and daugh-
ter, Miss Agnes, expect to sail on the
9Th of March for Venezuelaywhere they
will visit Minister F. B. Loomis and
wife.
--Col. l. A. Cain, Of New York and
Chicago, is in the city, and will open
an art store on Thursday March 1st,
in the room about to be vacated by the
Thels Shoe Company
Mr.. Harry M. Fell came in from
Indianapolis yesterday to attend the
funeral of his mother. He left on the
late train last night on his return
home. Mr.. Fell expects soon to re-
move to Chicago.
Miss Minnie o'Bleness, of Belpre,
is visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. John Lindsay, who was call
ed here Monday by the death of Mrs.
Nye will return to her home in Pitts
burg.
There will be preaching at Mil
ler's school house on the Newport
Pike, Sunday, Feb. 25, by the Rev. A.
X. Mccall, at o'clock sun time.
"A musicale will be given at the
Central Christian church Tuesday eve
ming, Feb. 9th. Admission Is cents.
Ice cream, cake and coffee, 15 cents.
About dozen Marietta young
men went down to Parkersburg last
night to witness the production of
"Jack and the Beanstalk."
"A party of young men attended the
presentation of Jack and the Bean
stalk" at Parkersburg last night. They
report it as being played to a packed
house. The audience was highly
pleased at the excellent work done on
the stage and by the splndid scenery.
-Found-A place to go next Tues
day evening, the musicale at the Cent
raj Christian church. Admission Ii
cents.
Mrs. James Bird will entertain the
Junior Club on Monday evening next
Mr.. A. D. Follet VIII be the reader
Supper will be served at six o'clock.
Mr.. T. N. Barnsdall is expected in
the city today from Pittsburg to looi
after his interests here.
Charles Heyler and family moved
yesterday from Parkersburg to the
George Hawkins house on Franklin
street.
-Messrs. M. ]. Davis and ]. l.. Da
Wis returned yesterday from L4exing
ton, KY, where they attended thu
horse sale.
The Vogel and Deming minstre
trope gave a street parade at noor
yesterday. They made a good show
ing and had fairly good band.
Miss Lucille Lowell, of Lathrop, wa
caller in the city yesterday.
H. L. Williamson, who worked
short time as night agent at tn
Union Depot, returned to his home il
Pomeroy yesterday.
THE remains OF DR.. ]. M. Warden
who died of heart failure in Parkers
burg, Thursday. pessed through tn
city yesterday enroute to Barlow
where they were inferred.
H. B. Coen returned last nigh
from business trip to Cambridge.
-Supt. H. G. Williams left over tn
c. G M. yesterday for Senecavllle
where he will address the Guernse
County Teachers Association today.
Charles Dabold. manager of tn
Marietta Paint and Color Co.'S store
has moved his family from 744 Green
street to rooms over the store o
Front street.
The c. G P. Coal Co. have put IL
Fairbanks scales in front Of their OF
fee on Second street.