The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-15
DRINK Malto, it is pleasant.
MARTINS FERRY.

a NGwsy, Breezy Epitom1 OF what People
are DOIng-General News.
Miss Maggie Mitchell Is quite sick at her
home,
Charles Iieinlcln, of bridgeport, was here yes
terday.
Mr.. Peter Wagner Is seriously i'll at his home
on Third street.
Miss Stella Miller left yesterday for her home
| In Mt. Pleasant.
Mr.. George McKim was In Port Homer yester.
day on business.
DR.. A. X. Ong and wife have returned home
| from near Smithileld.
Rev. s.w. rringlO, INT. Pleasant, Is registered
at the Hotel haywood.
Misses sall!c and Chcl Miller leave to-day for
GAINESVILLE to visit friends
l.. J. c. Bremen. Of Minneapolis, Is visiting
his father, james II. bremen.
Mrs. Z. D. ONCal is dangerously III ut her
mothers home on Fifth street.
Miss Maggie haywood aud Miss Anna Ralstcn
have returned home from Flushing.
William Armstrong, OF Columbus, former
resident here, is visiting old acqnRintunccs.
Mr.. Albert link, one Of SteuhCnvilles prosper.
Gus business men, Is visiting his son, Frank.
Joseph Hilton and wife have returned from
their wedding tour through the cities Of the
East.
VIII Crowell has returned home from two
weeks visit with friends aud relatives in Cam.
bridge.
Miss Edna Crowcll arrived home yesterday
from Cambridge, where she has been visiting
relatives
The pleasant gathering at Mrs. McSwortls last
night was In honor OF the Misses Zane, Of Wheel.
Ing Island.
Mr.. Julius Jacobs, the popular dry goods mer.
next week
Cant. ". II. smith left yesterday In his carriage
to drive to Laurel Hill, in the mountains Of
Pennsylvania.
Mr. williamson has moved his family here
from Bethany Penn. Two OF his daughters will
teach school here.
John Buckhardi's new business house will
soon be completed. Ilewlll continue the grocery
business In his new store room.
A force OF men are at work rebuilding the cul.
vert near SpCnce's, In the Third ward. This
culvefs was washed oHt BY the recent disastrous
storms,
Three hundred Italians passed through Port. |
lind yesterday 10 work on the new railroad, but
II will 10 Il long time before any Of them are ut
work between here and Portland.
Mr.. John haywood says he rbeseIgcd nearly |
all the time by labOrcrS aud contractors seeking
work on the prospective railroads. He sent |
nearly fifty applicants 10 Portland last week.
The carpcnicrsIbulldng the Cleveland, Lornin |
& Wheeling freight depot, who were called tn |
Flushing to repair the cHvcd'in tunnel, leaving !
here
The dollar benefit ball game nj Wheeling on |
Monday did not draw ~ well from this city ~
the twenty-five cent game yesterday. One could |
almost hear the eagle scream when somebody |
wanted TO go to the game on Monday.
The reservoir Is now filled with good clear
water to within fourteen inches Of the overflow |
line, and there will no longer be any need 10 use
the water direct from the river which during |
this month is always impure and almost unit
for use.
Martins addition OF late has been the field OF
thieves operations, and several complaints are
heard from people IN that part Of the city. A
few nights since Il fellow was frightened away
from Mr.. n. j. Randall's residence while trying
TO gain an enhance.
The following Martins Fcrrians are now sum.
mering at Lake ChautAuqua: Mr.. James a.
Gmy aud family: Mr.. James Dickson, wife and
daughter; Dr.. J. NJ. BlaCkfOrd, wife and dAugh.
ter, BERTHE; Misses Ella Campbell, Ella Kerr and
Nellie SedgwiCR and Mr.. George RalstOn.
The remains OF Mr. Conrad somcrs, Jr., who
was killed III n Colombo mine, Monday. will be
brought home for intermGnt They will prOba.
bly, reach here tomorrow. He lett here some
years ago for the West and finally located In
Colombo, were he met his fate. He had many
friends here and IN the vicinity who will be sorry
TO learn ofhls untimely death,