The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-21
MARTINS FERRY.

A Y. NJ. o. A. Talked oE-Last NIshps FEES.
tiyal-Psrsonal Chat aud Comment.
Usual services will DO held In all the churches
tomorrow,
Fields minStrelS will open the new opera
house Instead OF Barlows.
The work Of grading Hanover street for brick
paving Is progressing rapidly,
Miss Anna Campbell, stenographer at the
LAughlin mill, Is on the sick list.
Miss Fannie Orr, OF Holidays Cove, Is the
guest OF her sister Mrs. Captain l.. W, Ingle'
bright
Mrs. Carpenter, OF Richmond, Ind, nee Miss
Fannie Van Pelt, visited friends aud relatives
here yesterday.
The neighboriug towns and cities will DO we'll
represented at the Mckinley meeting next
Wednesday evening.
The pudding department at the Etna mill
will be of to day In order 10 make connection
with the now water tank,
Mr.. A. B, Gilmore, the O., L. NV. ticket
agent was summoned 10 Shelby, Ohio, yester.
day BY a. telegram announcing the death OF Ills
mother, Mrs. Cole.
Standard Council No, 80, Junior Order OF
American Mechanics, will institute lodge Of
twenty-five members from Bridgeport 10 night,
at the hall corner Hanover and Fifth streets.
A conierenCo Of the business men OF this place
has been called for Tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock, 10 be held In tho Presbyterian church, 10
consider the Rdvisability Of ofganiEingR Young
Mems Christian. Association here. Mr. =. D.
GOrdOl OF Cleveland, the State Secretary, will
DO present 10 explain what II Is desired to accom-
pllSh, and 10 speak In general Of the good
work these associations accomplish. A full at
tendance Is requested.
The celebration OF Lincoln's Emancipation
Proclamation BY the Colored p opl0 to-day will
be big success, the weather permitting. The
elements yesterday were very unlayorable, but II
Is hoped that the weather to-day will DO pleas.
ant; II II Is the programme published 10 yestet::
days issue Will be carried out. The colOred
Knights Of Labor will march In a. body from
EthAyille 10 Hanover street, headed by tho Mt,
Pleasant band, where they VIII join the pro-
cesslOn. Citizens arc requested 70 decorate
their houses and business places. Decorations
left from the reunion will do,
last night q festival given under the auspices
Of Moutilor Castle No. ~. Knights Of the Golden
Eagle, was opened At Lafayette Hall with fair
attendance The supper table is IN charge Of
Eugene BurriB, HlglSted by Mrs. Nancy Robert.
aud Mrs. Clala NOonau. The peanut aud lem.
onade stand 10 In charge offs. N. HAyeIty and q.
Martin. The candy stand ID 10 charge Of Mrs.
A. Lindemuth and Mrs. H. II. Mckee, aud
]. ii. Brown. Mrs, Belle Martin aud Miss Anna
NowlAnd. The Executive Committee consists Of
r. A. Llndemuth, 7. 3. Pugh, J, W. Reed, J, L..
Droks and Stanley Gibbons
Martins Ferry Is 70 have a Chautaugua circle.
AZ o meeting OF the teachers In the public
schools yesterday afternoon tho preliminary
steps were taken 70 organize. A committee Of
four was appointed 10 consult with the people
outside q the schools 80 that II may be made
general. Tho committee appointed consists Of
Mr.. J. A. BUwnoCkOE, Miss Mary Sharp, Miss
MRggie RAStOn and Miss Nollle SedgwlCk. All
the studies pursued by the circle will be adopted,
Persons desiring % Join should consult the dom.
mittee. AmeOting Will be held early next week
10 see what piogress has been made,