The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26
MARTINS FERRY.
Accidents nnd Incidents In thut Thriviul
Clty--pcrtonnl md Industrial, ~

Aceiuonta anu thcidents Ia thut Thriving
City--porsonal and Industrial
a meeting OF the Union Veteran L.
glon was hold at tho Council chamber
last night. Joseph u. Dean, colonel OF
Bellairo Encampnent, WIS present anL
addressed the comrades. Il was de-
cidcu not 10 elect officers for ono week,
but committee was appointed 10 SO.
euro a hall and another TO collect tho
membership iec. The meeting nd.
ourned to meet next Thursday even.
Ing.
Frank Feberger, Of Akron, Ohio, who
Is u member OF council in TINT city, was
IN town Yesterday inspecting the paved
streets. lie will also inspect tho paving
done in bridgeport, Bclairc md Wheel.
ing, as II Is tho intention TO do consitl.
crablo amount OF such work IN Akron
tho coming summer.
s, B. Durham, secretary OF tho Com.
mcrcial Travellers Circle OF tho Kings
Song, will speak on Temptations" ut
tho \. NJ. G. A. meeting at Commercial
hall, tomorrow afternoon, Mt 4 o'clock.
Tho song service will DO held at 3:45.
Mr.. J. Z. TORY, traffic agent OF the
Wheeling & Lake Eric road, was in Mar.
tins Ferry. lilo Is ono OF the worry bost
In tho country, and carries more traffic
rates In his head than many books con.
tain.
". 7. Ford has resigned his position
at the Laughlin mill and has gone to
Youngstown, where he has accepted 4
similar position with one Of tho large
mills. Daniel Ingram, OF Bonwood, will
succeed Mr.. Ford. ~
Mrs. Willard Kiddor, who has boon
visiting her daughter, Mrs. 0. r. Wood,
tho past week, left over tho Wheeling
4 Lake Erie railroad last evening for her
home in Terro uaute, Ind.
Uncle William Lcech is on tho street
again. lilo has been q sufferer from
rheumatism for many months. His
friends remembered him in substan.
tial manner last night.
Mr.. John l.. Morgan sold one OF his
fine English setter dogs and grey
hound to tho International Kennels, OF
Buffalo, md shipped them yesterday
morning by express.
Miss Katie, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George PownaIl celebrated her four
tecnth birthday in a pleasant manner
ut her homo on Pearl street on Thurs.
day evening.
DR.. S. NJ. NahafIey, who has boon at
tending school ct Baltimore, is here, the
guest Of Mr.. Lee Woods on his way
home. He lives near Cambridge.
W. Jump, OF Don. who had his fingers
mashed over two months ago, is still
unable to work, and says ainputation
will probably be necessary.
A skating race has been arranged 10
take place ut Lafayette rink, this even..
ing, between L. c. McClolland and Eu..
gene llanke for S25 side.
eMiss Daisy Longley returned 10 her.
homo ut st. Clairsvlllc on Wednesday
after pleasant visit with friends here.
The plate mill ut the lEtna, which
has been of this week on account OF an
accident, will resume next Monday.
Judge John S. Cochran, who has been
laid up for several weeks, made his first
appearance on the streets yesterday.
Mr. William While, who has been.
confined to his home with rheumatism
all winter is better.
Mrs. Glenn Conoway, OF Wellsburc, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Parker Elliott.
Fresh Garden Seeds in bulk and pack.
age at ]. Williams grocery, on Wash
ington street. COWS
Mrs. DR.. Hall, of Chicago, is visiting
the family OF her uncle, II. W. Smith,
esq.
Miss Florence Orland is lying quite
sick at her home OIL Carlyle street.
Mrs. Harry Robinson is visiting St.
Clairsrille friends.
The new Baptist church will cost
about $1,000. - .-a1-.--.
Miss Lizzie Wiley was reported worse
yesterday.