Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-22
MARTINS FERRY.
Camp Meeting JOttiDgs-PersOnal and
General News Notes.

TIE Second NJ. +. camp meeting COM
menced last night. Several tents are al
ready up and more are expected. They
have secured some good speakers and will
spare no means in making the meeting In.
teresting to all. The Twilight Colored
Glee Club will most likely furnish the sing
ing which will likely be treat to all lovers
of good music Rev. Mason, OF Walnut
Hill, preached to the congregation last
night, and Rev. Hilard of Wheeling will
preach at eleven o'clock this morning, Rev.
lieo. Holliger, of Wheeling, at three this
afternoon, and Rev. L. r. Jones OF the
FIRST NJ. +. church of this place, is expect
ed 10 preach TO night.
The Ladies' Union Benevolent Society
will meet at Mrs. James kerr'S, on Fourth
sire ct. Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock.
DR.. J. w. Darak, formerly OF Portland,
Ohio, has moved to this city, and will epen
drug store on Fourth street.
Jacob Hammond and Roscoe Pug, two OF
Smithhelds most prominent business
men, were in town yesterday, calling on
their many friends.
James Hanahan, a boy about eight years
old. fell oil q wagon in Clark $ addition on
Friday and fractured his right arm close to
the wrist. Dr. Blackford was called in and
reduced the fracture.
Miss Chellie Miller entertained the 1;
i. " l.
street on Friday evening. Ice cream and
cake and an abundance OF other good
things were served in good style.
T. W. Watkins has been indisposed FOR
the last two or three DAYS.
Mrs. ]. B. Wallace will leave tomorrow
for AT extended visit to friends in Jeiter.
son county.
P.G. Willisms. of Canton, Ohio, was in
town yesteresy calling on his friends.
The |. S. o. Ms picniced at Picken's
Grove yesterday. A general good time
was reported.
Mrs. Stanton, wife OF Thomas Stanton,
Sr., is very i'll at their residence on Fourth
street.
Harry Bates, who recently moved to
this place, received telegram from his
brother at Ontario, Canada, announcing
the death Of his father,
Thomas Irwin, who was elected Vice.
President OF the Flint Glass Workers
Union. in the convention at Boston, few
dsys ago, lives in Martins Ferry instead OF
Wheeling, as stated by the RE"ISrEE
Thursday morning.
Mrs. Emma Hssborn, of Allegheny City.
is visiting Mrs. G. 2. Brown on Eighth
street.
Misses Jesse aud Mary Longley, OF st.
Clairsyille.' are visiting at Judge John
Cochrsn's on the hill west OF town.
Miss Kate Anderson left Friday evening
for q weeks visit among friends in Zanes'
Vile.
Camp meeting commenced last night.
Mrs. Molie Theaker, wife Of Hon. I. c.
Thesker, de ceased, Captain Hugh Tneaker,
of the U. s. Army, and family, Mrs: Maggie
Bushwell, of Bedford, Mass, and Miss Mary
Theaker, daughter of the Hon. T. G.
Thesker were the guests OF +. y. Theaker,
on Third street, yesterday.
Henry Greer. a member Of the New York
Electrical Society, was in town yesterday,
the guest of VIM. Cisrk, on Hanover street
VIM. Oliver, of Urichville, o., is visiting
his mother on Fifth street.
The Little Anna will run tonight to &C
commodate the persons who attend the
camp meeting from Wheeling and the Isl
and.
Capt Inglebright returned from Parkerss'
burg yests rday. where he has been attend
irs the Sciots. Lomas trial.