The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-08
MARTINS FERRY.
hlclsinlcy Coming Sure-School Report.
DCnths-Pcrsonal.

Doaths-Pcrsonal.
Chairman Weems, OF tho, Belmont
county Republican committee, has re-
turned from Columbus, to which place
he made a special trip to get Major Nc
kinley Tor ono day in Belmont county,
and he says he will positively speak in
Belmont county on tho afternoon and
evening OF Thursday, the 22d inst. Me-
Kinley will speak ut GAINESVILLE in the
afternoon and at Bellalrc in tho evening
with Judge A. L. Morrison, OF Chicago,
who Is very fine orator. Etnaville Is
getting ready to give Ohios next COVER
ncr great reception, and will be as
sisted by Martins Ferry, Bridgeport and
tho whole northeastern part OF Bel
ment county and Wheeling. 1t is be-
lieved that most OF the crowd will 90 to
Bcllaire after the .Etnaville meeting.
Miss Annie Campbell, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell, died
ut the family residence on Fourth
street OF typhoid fever at 80 yesterday
afternoon. She was young lady some
what past her majority. was member
OF the NJ. L. church and teacher in the
Sabbath school. Miss Campbell was
highly esteemed by all vino knew
her on account OF the pure, upright life
she led. She had been stenographcr
in the office OF the Laughlin nail works
for the past three years, where her work
was greatly appreciated.
The meeting OF the Republican club
next Saturday evening should be well
attended. There will be several talks
by local Republicans, among which
will be one on the manufacture OF tin
by Mr.. Dan Morgan, one OF the original
tin workers in The United States. Mr..
Morgan does not pretend to be IN ora
tor or even talker, but his talk will be
interesting. Persons who do not under
stand the methods Of voting under the
new ballot law can get some information
by attending.
The school reports handed in by the
teachers for the month OF September
show the following: Total enrolment,
l,20l; daily attendance, 1902; seating
capacity, l,247; cases OF Hardness, IS;
excuses granted, 50; cases OF punish
ment, !; number truants. 5. The above
reports show that there is less truancy
here where there is no truant officer
than in any OF the surrounding towns
where they have such officers.
Clark Linn, formerly OF Martin $
Ferry, died at Greensburg, Pa on Tues
day OF Bright's disease. The remains
were brought to this city last evening
for intcrmcnt. The funeral will take
place to-day.
DR.. Monroe Hickman returned yes
tcrday from six weeks trip in tho
northern part OF the State. He intro
duced Hon. R. 6. Horr at big meeting
in Erie county last week.
Ohio City Lodge, No. 81, X. OF P, will
visit Black Prince Lodge OF Wheeling
this evening, leaving on tho O'Clock
tram on the Terminal road.
The Laughlin nail works, which has
been idle several days on account OF re-
pairs, will resume in full this morning.
Mr.. Grant Henderson and Miss Hottie
Cole were quietly married at the home
OF the bride, at Smithticld, yesterday.
Gen. D. II. Hastings, OF Pcnnsyl.
vania, will speak ut St. Clairsyillc on
Friday evening, the 10th inst.
Miss Hannah Jones returned to her
home in Cambridge yesterday alter 4
short visit with friends here.
The Minnie Steward Company will
open hree nights engagement at tho
Opera house tonight.
The funeral OF William Green will
take place this afternoon from his late
residence in Etnaville.
Misses Edith McKim and Bess Blair
leave this morning for Pittsburgh, to
attend the Exposition.
Albert Burris was badly used up on
Tuesday evening while sliding down
the elevator rope.
Three kilograms ordering Mckinley
buttons were received yesterday within
fifteen minutes.
Piukncy Mercer returned to New
Brighton yesterday.
Miss Naudc Newland has returned
from Smithiield.