The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-02
MARTINS FERRY.
The Dig Soldiers Reunion next Tuesday.
Personal and General,

The managing committee OF the SOL
diers' reunion, 10 be held here on next
Tuesday, met last evening and about
completed their arrangements. Pro-
visions for the free dinner 10 be given
all visiting soldiers are promised in
abundance, and this part OF the reunion
is well under way. The campfire at the
Opera House in the evening will be q
pleasant feature OF the day. Enough
good speakers have already been Sc
cured, which with singing by 4 trained
choir will make it 4 pleasant success.
While this reunion is gotten up Tor the
LIST and 18th West Virginia Infantry. LIST
Cavalry and Battery II and Carlin's
Battery, it is understood hat it is Il
general reunion and all old soldiers,
without regard to what organization
they were members OF, are cordially in
rltcd and will receive 4 warm welcome.
Come and spend the day and revive
memories OF old times and partake OF
the Inequalities OF the town. Excur-
sion rates have been secured on the
Cleveland Il Pittsburgh railroad, good
until the 7th inst. Among the speakers
who are sure to attend are Major I. II.
Mckee, OF Washington, D. c., Hon. R.
II. Cochran, OF Wheeling, Hon. Lorenzo
Danford, oil st. Clairsvillc, Judge John
s.. Cochran, OF Martins Ferry, and Rev.
i. II. Stewart, OF Stcubenville. Others
have promised to be present.
Queen Esther will be rendered at
GAINESVILLE October 5, G and I, under
the direction OF Prof. j. W. Schofeld.
The cast will be as follows:
King Ahnsurrs--."""..."-.......J. W. Scholeld
queen lllbbnrl
Hcr!Sh. A. J.. Heed
"...Geor;c f. lIillcs
iiainhh 5 uhnShtcr."""."...--.":.Edna Collins
oPHStYss hein0n
ii'sh ......".Jonh lilnEeIey
King's Pais:s:""":.".WTIjis Heed, Robert I; be 1g F%Sr
Queens Maids."".Mauie Davis, Stella Bradtcid
ZeEish's Maids..."..".Mary Walton, Ella Plumly
MofuechlS Blanche Parker
NH liiiics
;GiIpc. iillics
R0brct Laughlin, David Laughlin, Robert Liy-
ingst0n, Edward King.
Queens pngcS.........Madge l%Iibbarl, Elvlra Fees
Miss Grace Kelley will preside at the
piano and the City Band and tine man
dolin and guitar club will each render
specially prepared music.
Five thousand more American tin
plate Mckinley buttons arrived last
night by Adams Express, and they
were not made in Wales, or Great Brit
ain, or Brazil, lis one man said. Ten
thousand moic were manufactured this
week, which ere expected to arrive to-
morrow. Orders were received ycster-
day from Missouri, Iowa, West Virginia.
Virginia and other States; also many
inquiries, one Tor prices in lots OF one
thousand.
The Martins Ferry Mnnnerchor
gave an entertainment and ball on
Wednesday evening in honor OF the di-
rector, Professor Vorsatz, who will
shortly leave for Johnstown, Pa.
The Terminal railway will not COM
meme running q passenger train be-
tween Martins Ferry and Wheeling IN
til next Monday.
Miss Minnie Rohrcy will entertain
her friends this evening at her home
OF the corner OF Fourth and Locust
streets.
Mrs. i. L. McCombs is entertaining
Mrs. Lille Parker, OF Wheeling, and
Mrs. Lizzie Fox, Of Bridgeport.
Mrs. DR.. w. B. Shuttleworth has re-
turned from q pleasant visit at Pitts
burgh.
a Quincy will hereafter be run be.
tween the dcpots and the Bayless house.
SheriirOpperman, OF Jefferson county,
was in Martins Ferry yesterday.
Thirteen houses have been erected at
Yorkvllle this season.
Addison Burns, Esq, Of Mt. Pleasant,
is very sick.