The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-02
MARTINS FERRY.
News Notes and Personals from Our Near
SnIphbor

Nows Notes and Personals from Our Near
Hoighbor.
Two special cars will be provided for
the Republican marching club OF
Martins Ferry and their friends whowill
accompany them to Pittsburgh on the
Pan Handle road next Saturday. The
train, special, will leave Wheeling at
$780, city time, and will return leaving
Pittsburgh after the big parade.
Tickets will be 81 So for the round trip,
good for three days The club will 90
in force and will take first-class drum
corps OF seven pieces, several transpar-
encies, two coons, etc. The boys are
taking considerable interest in the
trip. 1t is believed that every uniform
will 90.
The funeral OF Ross Kelley, who was
killed by the cars at the Wheeling
creek mines on Monday morning, will
take place this afternoon at 8 o'clock
from the residence OF his father, Mr..
John 3. Kelley, on Penn street. The
young man was about twenty-three
years old. Mr.. Kelley's brother, Wal
ter Kelley, sent to the Ohio penitentiary
tor twenty years, died in the peniten-
tiary from consumption on Monday;
He had served only two years, and
could not stand the confinement The
family have the sympathy OF their
many friends in their double atiliction.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henderson who
we're married at Smithfeld on Octo-
Der 90, gave a reception at their resi-
dence last night. The hours were from
7 to 10 and the attendance numbered
numbered about one hundred. A num-
Der Of friends and relatives from Smith
field, Mt. Pleasant and other places
were present and most delightful
evening was spent. Mr. Henderson
and bride were ably assisted by mem
bers OF the two families and others.
Many additional presents were received
and admired.
r. @. Montgomery entertained num-
ber,of his friends last night IN pleas
ant manner, at his home on Broadway.
About II o'clock the Premier Banjo,
Mandolin and Guitar club, OF Wheel
ing, came over and rendered Mr.. Mont
gomery a very pleasant serenade. They
were invited into the house and fur
nished with Refreshments, after which
they rendered some excellent music.
The Republican Escort Marching
Club will meet at the city building this
evening at $3.50 to go to Bellaire to take
part in the parade. The club will go on
the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling rail
road. The train will leave Martins
Ferry at 1920 sharp and return after the
meeting. The round trip fare Is cents.
The special election called by Mayor
Harris to be held on next Friday to Gil
the vacancy in Council from the Second
ward has been declared of. The cleo
ton board will arrange for special
election to be held at future date.
George Leseur is moving his furniture
store from the Rohrey building on
Fourth street to his own store rooms
on tho corner Of Third and Fayette
streets.
Hon. C. I. weems will speak at the
Wheeling Greek Coal Works this even
ing. The Mckinley Club, OF Bridge
port, will attend in body.
The Republicans OF Bridgeport will
close the campaign Saturday evening.
Hou. Lorenzo Danford will speak.
Wanted-Two or three more good
boarders. Mrs. G. ]. Frederick, near
Terminal Depot, Martins Ferry.
Misses Bee and Mary Thomas are en-
tertaining their cousin, Mrs. Walter
Ayers, Of Washington, D. Q.
DR.. w. B. Shuttleworth and R. 7. 0nG
arc hunting in interior West Virginia.