The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-01
MARTINS FERRY.
FuneraIs-YOuns Mems NrsCtiuS-cliit
soalded-PersonRls, Etc.


in this section was that OF Anthony
Kyne Yesterday morning, from the st.
Mary's church. A large number of
friends and acquaintance called at the
family residence on Second street prior
to the services, to pay their respects.
The floral offerings have probably never
been excelled in Martins Ferry. Among
the tributes was an anchor on which
appeared "Sons," pillow bearing the
inscription, "0ur Father" heart
bearing "At Rest, Father" and other
large ones. The casket was fine one
and was carried by William Rouse,
Michael Padden, Jerry Murphy, Mich
aet Kern, James Gray and Michael Def
ley.
A large number Of young mon attend-
ell the mass meeting OF the Oberlin
evangelist Mt the U. p. church last
night aud enjoyed it. This evening an
open air meeting will be held at the
corner Of Fourth and Hanover streets at
1880, followed BY meeting in tho
church. Tomorrow at 8 p. m. a women,s
mass meeting will be held in the 0: P.
church, at 4 p. m. young mems meeting
at the Y. NJ. @. A. and ats7:30 p. IN. a
union meeting will be held in the Pres
byterian church. Prayer meeting at
the Y. NJ. Q. A. to-day and tomorrow at
s q. IN.
The Ideal Nickel Holder is a new and
novel invention for carrying niCkels.
As you remove the top the coin gives
place to another; thus 1t is eXhaustless,
providing you fill it occasionally. 1t is
q useful pocket companion. Your nicke!
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without removing the glove. Ten cents.
Postotfice News Stand.
A one-year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Clifford, residing on Glenn's
run, near Rainey's coal works, was ter
ribly scalded by upsetting kettle OF
boiling water on himself on Thursday
evening. Mr.. Clifford is n gardener
Persons going on to-morrow's II q.
m. Wheeling 4 Lake Eric railroad
through train TO Detroit should get
tickets to-day from o. K. Wood or to-
morrow morningat the Terminal depot.
Mrs. AIilligan, who died at Don on
Thursday evening, aged eighty-nino
years, will be buried at Warrentown
this morning. She was the mother OF
George, Frank and Samuel Milligan.
Fred Kindleberger and lack Davis,
arrested for stealing iron, and Fred
Davis. charged with receiving it, were
each fined thirty dollars and costs. The
latter paid his fine.
Benjamin Exley who graduated from
the Northwestern University at Chi
cago last week, is expected home this
morning lie is now a full-tledged
pharmacist.
Last evening Miss Ella schofeld en-
tertained a party Of friends very pleas
antly at her home on Walnut street, in
honor OF Miss Grace Graham, OF Green's
burg, Pa.
New nailers at the I.aughlin mill are
Messrs. A. L. Case and A. b. 'Hilmun,
OF Williamsport, Pa, and Clarence Rine-
hart, OF Birdsboro, Pa.
Miss Chel Miller, who has been rusti-
eating at Allegheny Springs, Pa, the
past three weeks, returned last night,
looking well.
A st. David's society will probably be
organized in Etnavillo. These socie-
ties prosper elsewhere and accomplish
much good.
The Democratic primaries will be held
to-day to elect delegates to the county
convention to DO held in Martins Ferry
August II.
Will 7. Williams returned last night
from four weeks sojourn in the East.
He looks splendid and reports a good
time.
Misses saliie Miller, 0uida Stevenson
and Eva Northwood spent yesterday
with Miss Nellie Sedgwick, ut Mt. Hope.
Mrs. A. P. Sheriff and her daughter,
Miss Helen, OF CadiZ, are visiting Cap
tain and Mrs. II. W. Smith.
A party of young people drove to
leyan College Quartette.
Charles and Matte Reynard returned
to Flushing last evening, after a pleas
ant visit in this city.
The funeral OF Mrs. Hennegan will
take place from the st. Mary's church
today at 8 a. IN.
Attorney D. H. Sewers, of Columbus,
was here yesterday the guest of friends.
Mrs. Capt. Arell Rodgers, OF Pitts
burgh, is visiting Mrs. Conrad Long.
Miss Maud Mitchell will 20 to Colo
RADIO in search Of health.
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