The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-11
MARTINS FERRY.
Accidents md InotdS,tts Ia thns Thriving
oity-P6rsonal ahd Industrial.

Accidents md Inothsrts Ia thls Thriving
CIty-P5raonnI ahd Industrial.
Nvory pleasant affair took place in
tho st. Mary's schools last evening, the
occasion being a presentation. Ycster-
day was the afty.fourth birthday of the
rector, Rev. Father S. s. Mattingly, and
the young ladies' and young mems So
dalities and the misses and boys sodal-
ities presented him with o large clock
aud silver butter dish and knife a. a
mark OF appreciation and esteem. There
was an appropriate inscription on the
butter dish. Both presents were ete-
CANT ones. About fifty young people
were present.
For the most direct, safest and quick
est route to Wheeling, drive down
Broadway TO Etnayiiie. down Lincoln
avenue 10 tho New Back River Steel
Bridge to leland, down North Huron
street to Virginia, east on Virginia to
Penn street, down Pom one TO
the New Main Channel Steel Bridge 10
Main street, Wheeling.
Mrs. Mamie Blanchard, wife Of Mr..
Eugene Blanchard. died yesterday
morning at II o'clock, aged "a years and
s months. The funeral will take place
from the family residence in Clark's ad.
addition, tomorrow at O'Clock.
Card playing is becoming common in
the old Walnut Grove cemetery. Men
arc Q q playing cards there seven days
in the week. Some OF them place O
board across two grave stones, and on
this they sit for hours.
Rev. H. B. Edwards, Of steubenville,
and Rev. /. S. Winters, OF Martins
Ferry, conducted the services at tho
funeral OF Mrs. Samuel Garrett yester-
day afternoon. The intermont was at
Weeks's cemetery.
The concert and dance OF the Mar
tins Ferry M%ennerchor at Helling's
orchard last night was well attended
and was a very enjoyable affair. Music
was furnished by holsters orchestra OF
Bridgeport.
MARITIME Ferry can get the Joseph
Bell stove works il the citizens will
take $4,000 stock, and an effort Is be-
ing made to secure subscriptions for
the necessary stock.
The Martins Ferry p~ostofice will be
moved from the present quarters GU
Hanover street to Judge Cochran's new
building on Fourth street about the
FIRST OF September.
Ladies' when out driving will find a
trip to Wheeling by way Of broadway,
Lincoln avenue and the New Steel
Bridges the safest route. No railroad
crossings or delays.
Exley's planning mills and Spence,
Bags 4 Co.'s foundry were of yester.
day afternoon on account Of the funeral
of Mrs. Samuel Garrett.
Miss Myrtle Hughes returned yester-
day from a seven weeks visit at jack
son Court House, ". Va, and Marietta,
Ohio.
DR.. Will II. Hall has returned from
Fremont, O., where he has been in
camp with the Sixteenth Regiment, o,
N. G.
A portion OF the Laughlin mill was
of yesterday on account OF the break
ago Of the shears.
Miss Alice Thomas, OF Broadway, is
entertaining her friend, Miss Brady, OF
steubenville.
Miss Joy, Of McKeesport, Pa, is visit
ing her brother, Mr.. William Joy, OF
Broadway.
All of the meat shops will be closed
to-day on account OF the butchers
picnic.
Miss Lucy Mcwilliams left yoster-
day for Mt. Pleasant to visit friends.
John Boles has bought tho Maloney
property, in the First ward.