Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-02-04
1euenuee eu ueHonon onenoHenou
Personal and Local.

| forward In great expectancy TO the
performance OF the Andrews Opera
Company Monday night. 1t gives
promise of being highly successful
performance.
Mrs. w. p. Mason, of the West
Side, is quite Ill.
Rev. Bowman Hostetter, of Cald-
well, was calling on friends in the
city Friday.
Mrs. Solomon Metzler, Washing
ton street, is confined to her room by
illness.
AT their social Friday evening the
ladies of the Congregational church
realized $21.
Seats for the performance of the
"Kilng of the Opium Ring were plac-
ed on sale at Beagle & Lytle's yester-
day and are going fast.
Mrs. Charles Cheadle and children
who have been visiting In the city, re-
turned to their home at Roxbury yes
terday aIternOon.
MRS. D. v. Grimes and Mrs. E. E.
Hart went to Qualey yesterday after
noon, called by the death of Miss Ola
Cassidy.
L. e. Wells moved yesterday from
Little Hooking to 406 Lancaster street,
West Side.
--Free Chinese reception at the Au-
ditorlum Tuesday afternoon at A
O'Clock.
ID. B. Johnson and ]. /. Kidd, of
Cambridge, were here yesterday on
railroad business.
Conductor Uriah Campbell, of
Chilllcothe, was in the city yesterday
looking after his oil interests.
MIR. ALA Winsor returned yester-
day from business trip to Charles
ton, w. Va.
Mrs. p. j. Murray left over the B.
: & o. S. W., yesterday for Jackson, O.,
to visit relatives.
Mrs. G. H. Rowan, who has been
visiting relatives in the city for few
days. returned to her home in Athens
yesterday.
w. ]. McCary, CT Murphytown, w
Va, is in the city for few days visit
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Roney re-
4, turned yesterday from Stewart, where
= they have been visiting relatives and
q friends for several days
David Deucher, of Little Hooking
was a business visitor in the city vest.
: erday.
y Dow Merrill, of Athens. bridge
J.. foreman ON the B. & o. S. W., was in
e the city yesterday.
George Goodwin, the well known
/. oil we'll shooter of Malta, was in thu
= CITY yesterday.
j. MIR. and Mrs. A. w. Waters, o
" Philadelphia, ars visiting friends II
the city.
Fred Wright, of st. Marys, was il
: town on business yesterday.
r. G.. Ferguson, the we'll kncwr
oil man of Pittsburg. is spending Sun
: day in the city.
d The funeral of Marshall johnson
10 will be held this afternoon at 1:3O
& Services at Little Spring Chapel.
h -Joseph Elliott, of Lower Salem
t. was calling on friends in town Satur
day.
o "A number of steamboat men VIII
B. belong on the boats in the harbor her
/ left yesterday for Pittsburg to spen'
Sunday with their families.
On one Ohio River train Frida
- there were at one time $50 steamboa
men going to points up the river.
Mr.. Chris H. Schletzer has give
d up his place at Becker's mill and vii
ii open a cabinet shop in part of Blume'
paint shop on Fourth street.
The first strawberries of the sea
son arrived in the city yesterday fror
- the south. They were consigned to
&c restaurant keeper
- Miss Winnie Craig, Washingto
' street, entertained number of he
= friends Friday evening. Cards an
10 dancing were the amusements of tn
evening.
NO MIR. S. B. Longfelfow and sol
az George, of Macksburg. were In the cit
yesterday.
n. Mrs. John w. Crooks is very i
with La grippe at her home on tn
West Side.
j. W. Mosely, of Dexter City, wa
ng In town ON business yesterday.
sE Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Moore wi
lie leave tomorrow for Tampa, Florlda,o
laS a months pleasure trip.
al "A large safe for the Kee Wan NJ
Oil Company was placed in their Off
in the Ward-Nichols building yeste
day by the Marietta Transfer Co.
yet Professor johnson died at Il
{. home of his daughter, Mrs. H. Ba
G. son, In Salem township, Saturday a
ternoon. The funeral will be he
Monday afternoon at O'Clock fro
oba,rnh ok Iiounar Q