The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-05
MARTINS FERRY.
Glass Workers Recoptlon-Pleasant Social
Ev~ent-pcrSrnal and General.

Tho Y. NJ. G.. A. will give q reception
to tho glass workers OF Martins Ferry
in the association rooms tonight at s
O'Clock. The address OF welcome will
be delivered by Mr.. 7. W. ShreYe; y
quartette will sing; Miss Mary Nc
Donald will give Il recitation; Messrs.
Carey and Hampton will render aguitar
Duet; Mr.. Thomas Floyd will sing Il
solo; Mr.. Charles Morrison will talk.
Choice refreshments will be served.
Unity council, o. U. A. NJ, No.11. has
elected the following officers: Council
or, Samuel Thompson; vico councillor,
Fred Coss; financial secretary, George
Wagner; recording secretary, i. Cor
don; assistant secretary, James Run
yon; conductor, Herman Fowler exam
liner, Matt Aldredge; inside protector,
George Hart; trustee, B. Gordon. repre-
sentative, William Bowman; alternate,
3. Gordon.
About fifty ladies' attended the "at
home at the large and %commodious
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ratcliir on
Fourth street yesterday afternoon. 1t
Wa given by Mrs. Ratclitf to her lady
friends, and nearly every one invited at
tended. The hours was from | to G, and
all who attended were entertained in Il
charming manner. Tho luncheon was
a pleasing feature OF tho occasion.
Mrs. Orville McSwords entertained Z
number OF young people at her homo
III the Third ward on Thursday evening
in honor OF her daughter, Miss Julia,
who has recently returned from Falpa-
raise, Ind.
The funeral OF Miss Agnes Brindlcy
took place from the NJ. L. Church yes
terday afternoon at one o'clock, and
was largely attended. The services
were conducted by Rev. l. S. Winters.
On Thursday night an attempt was
made to break into Henry Gauding's
house, but the burglar was frightened
away by his wife, who was just coming
homo from the Opera House..
An infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Add.
Coss. OF Hickory street, died Thursday
night ut eight o'clock. The funeral will
take place this afternoon ut three
o'clock.
Mrs. Augusta Rohrey got q verdict
for $2215 damages from the Terminal
railway. Mary j. Lacy asks for 81, 900
damages and I. R. Sedgwick $500.
Mrs. Jeannctte Thoburn died at her
home on Glenn's run from pneumonia,
at 10 o'clock Thursday night. The fun
eral will take place Monday afternoon.
John W. Crooks, OF Martins Ferry.
and Thomas L. Lewis, OF Elnaville, will
be candidates Tor the Republican, nomi-
nation for township clerk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank link were ten
dercd q reception by Miss Sallic Miller
last evening. Those present spent 4
most enjoyable evening.
Mr.. J. P. Crowel, who has been or
the sick list six weeks, expects to be
able to return TO work next Monday.
His son viii is out again.
The splendid two-story frame resi-
denccs OF Patsy Moore and Leonard
Fisher, on Zane street, were com plcted
this week.
The f. c. club were pleasantly enter
tanned at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph L. Wells, in the Third ward.
Mrs. Schrimplin, OF WellSburg, is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Milligan, on Jefferson street.
Miss Matte Exlcy entertained a num-
Der OF her friends ut her home on
Fourth street, last evening.
All OF tho machines ut the Laughlin
mill except the the twenty penny will
20 on next week. ;'i
Fresh Garden Seeds in bulk and pack.
age at ]. Williams grocery, ON Nash
ing'on street. Eow.e
Rev. II. n Campbell is home from a
pleasant visit with his parents at Holli-
days Cove.
Mrs. Alva Moore, OF s~teuDenville, is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. George B.
Barr.
a Union Veteran Legion will be or.
ganized in Martins Ferry shortly.
Charles Galbraith, OF Smithfeld, is
the guest OF friends in the city.
Samuel Fisher, Esq, who has boon
quite sick, is convalcsccnt.
Mrs. David Fisher is visiting relatives
at Beaver Falls, Pa.