The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-06
MARTINS FERRY.


a Storm stops n CIrcus-hailrOnu NOteS'
Industries ReSumnE-Personnl.
Mr.. and Mrs. John GilIespIearc at ChautGuquH
Lake.
Mr.. NJ. Grbblc has returned home from n trip
| TO BenwOOd
Mrs. RcbeCca Dean has returned home from Il
visit In Cleveland.
Miss Anna RalstOn Is at Flushing attending
the Teachers Institute.
Mrs. Stuart Wilson and family arc on the
Burr's Mills camp ground.
The c., l.. & ". treStle In the lower end Of
town Is undergoing repairs.
J. II. Buckingham has returned home from q
two wccks'.vlsit near CadL.
Miss Minnie KemplG, Of Bellaire, Is visiting
her cousin, Miss Mary Davidson.
Henry Elliott has returned home from Canada,
where he spent the past month.
Mr.. William McNiastcrs has moved into his
new brick residence on Fourth street.
Charley Fleming, who has been the guest OF
friends here, left Saturday for WellsburG.
Rev. Kcudrick, OF Columbus, preached very
interesting sermon In st. raul's Episcopal church
yesterday.
Mrs. Ed. Muhlcmnn and daughter have re-
turned home from few weeks visit with friends
ut Trenton, Ohio.
The LaughlIu naIcrS will be at work to-day
| repairing their machines ready for work to'In0F-
row or Wednesday.
Mr.. Joseph FrazIer and wife have returned
home from Muncie, Ind, where they have been
located several months.
Capt. l.. ". 1nglCDright returned home Satur.
day night from Cincinnati, where he Is doing II
good business with his yacht, on the river.
The Porter property, opposite Z. j.. Hoyle's,
has been sold TO the LlOyle sisters by the Home
Building ana Loan Association OF bridgeport.
The .Etnamill will resume In full this morn.
Nhn I In 10 m mud Tho Uugg
houses next Monday, aud then there Will not be
an idle industrial establishment in the city.
John BurkhardtS new business house and
dwelling on North Second street Is about ready
for occupancy. The place Is very desirable
business Site ind the building Is Il credit TO the
locality.
Mr.. ConstIne Miller, OF South America, who
has been the guest Of Mir. l.. ACkcrmRn for several
weeks, yesterday celebrated his 2sth birthday,
and to-day he will leave for home by way OF
New York,
Saturdays heavy rnIn storm made the tin roof
on the Elson glass works rattle so hard that all
the employees In the building rushed trlnticllly
out Into the street thinking another cyclone had
visited them.
The MmnnerchOr Singing Society will celebrate
their third anniversary on Thursday In feelings
orchard A fine programme has been made out
for the day. followed In the evening by beRuti'
ful pyrotechuiCAl display. The MaypOlc dance
Will DO one Of the features OF the day.
The @. & 7, gravel train was along yesterday
clearing the track Of the debris aud gravel wash:
cd down by Saturdays rain, Near Portland and
TIltOnvillc the washOuts were many aud bad,
and considerable time was needed 10 clear the
road. Trains will be running to-day as usual.
The new freight depot on the c., l.. & W, road
Is faSt nearing completion. II VIII be Hn I'M
provement to that part OF the city, as y Is much
needed by the company for their freight, which
increases steadily. The road now has a yard en-
gIne In use In the yards here every day, which