The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-07
MARTINS FERRY.
GlnsSworkcrs' Eeoep,!on-l,cpub.ican PEI.
nnries-personnl aud General.

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GinsSworkcrs' Neoep,!ou-ltcpub!ican Pti.
innries-p Personal nnd General.
About ono hundred and twenty-five
glassworkers, wearing tho badge Of
Local Union No. 10, attended the rcccp.
ton rendered TO them by the Y. NJ. q.
a.. ut the association rooms OH Saturday
night, Others were also there md all
spent pleasant evening. The rccep.
tlon was the most successful in tho his.
tory OF tho association. Mr.. II. w.
shrevc, the president, welcomed tho
glassworkers in n fow vol chosen re-.
marks and james Carter responded in
a happy manner. Miss Boo Thomas
played on tho organ, Mcssrs. Sam Carey
md Oscar Hampton rendered q selcc.
ton on their guitars, q quurtettc con-
sisting OF Messrs. Robert Kerr and
Charles Hoylo and Misses Jessie Will.
hanson and Anna Ralston sang several
selections, Miss Mary Mcdonald gave
two rocitations, Mr.. Charles S. Morri-
son spoke appropriately and explained
the objects OF tho association. George
Parker sang n solo and several associa-
ton hymns wero sung. Tho refresh
ments were served by Mrs. II. w.
smith, Mrs. Us. Cochran, Mrs. Charles
Morris, Mira. Ed s. Houghton, Mrs. Bon.
jamin Exley, Mrs. John Campbell, Mrs.
Fannie Anderson, Mrs. DR.. ]. M. Black
ford, Misses Bee and Mary Thomas and,
Jennie Dixon. Tho glassworkcrs wcro
glad they were there and the associa.
ton was pleased tosoe SO many OF them.
Tho boys" aro always welcome.
Tho Martins Ferry Republicans will
hold their primaries on Saturday, March
10. Tho candidates for mayor arc Albert
". Harris, r. A. Lindcmuth and Il. +,
Allcnder. Tho candidates for city
treasurer are G. G. Scdgwick and Mat.
thew Jones. Tho candidate for city
marshall arc Samuel Westwood and
David Gosney. Tho candidates for
street commissioner are YIN. Coates,
James L. Riley, P. Coleman, I. D..
stricklin and Nathan Vale. For city
solicitor, II. G.. Pratt is the only candf-
date, W.T.. Lewis having secured M ap-
pointmcnt under Mckinley. jas. Run.
yon Is out for council in tho First ward,
John Henderson in tho Second and
David Lewellyn in the Third. George
w. Twcody and J.. P. Crowel, OF the
Second ward and l.. W. 1nglcbright and
Matt Aldrcdcc, Of tho Third ward, arc
candidates for tho board OF education.
Leo Woods and F. G.. Davis are after the
assessorship in tho First, John Good.
hue and L. W. Bailey in the Second and
John Reed and Isaac Moore in the
Third.
Mr.. Hugh O'Donnell, 4 we'll known
and highly respected citizen OF Martins
Ferry, died yesterday at his residence
in Newland's addition. He was en-
ployed at Mann's foundry for years and
dicdof asthma. The surviving children
are Manic, Mrs. Scott Lynn, Maggie
and Joe, Thomas, James and viii.
While at work in the Etna mill on
Saturday Ed Davis, q thirteen-year.old
boy, was struck by a piece OF sheet
iron, cutting his hand nearly of. An
other employe was hit, but not much
hurt.
The silver watch and chain, stolen
from Henry G%audins's residence on Fri
day night, has been recoved. Officer
Lukins found it in Wheeling.
The boiling department at the Iitna
mill will resume this morning after 4
two weeks stop for repairs, and tho
men are happy.
Bertha, daughter OF William Lipp-
hardt, died last night NJ 10 o'clock OF
pneumonia, in Martins Ferry.
Mr.. John Turner, tho Cleveland &
Pittsburgh ticket agent, spent Sunday
at Uhrichsvillc.
The township primaries next Satur-.
day will DO between 2 and 6 p. IN, attic
city building.
Fresh Garden Seeds in bulk and pack
age at ]. Williams grocery, on Wash
ington street. COWS
On Saturday an infant child OF Mr..
and Mrs. John McBurncy, OF Pearl
street, died.
The fire department was called out
Yesterday by a slight fire in the city
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Coss buried a
little son at Riverview on Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Helling spen. Sunday
with her daughter Mt ewAthens.
Judge Cochran and DR.. Sedgwick
continue to improve.
Miss Jennie Dixon is visiting at New
Martinsvillc.
A. G. Shaver is in Alabama n. bust
ness.