The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-24
MARTINS FERRY.


maps ma NlslnpH III tie thriving NNy
Acruss the River.
Air and Mrs. NJ. o. Mitchell buried
their infant twin son at ST. Clairsyille
Yesterday. the second in three days.
Service was held at the family residence
on South Fourth street. Rev. j. 5. Boz
Gle, pastor OF the Presbyterian church,
otficiaied. Matthew c.. the four.year-
old son OF Mr.. ard Mrs Mitchell, was
stricken with diphthcria yesterday.
Mr. 5. Y. Patterson has charge OF tho
post office during the absence Of Post.
master Mitchell.
There is no truth in the report that
the mail route from Dillonvale has
been changed to Portland. A. b. Cup
pens contract does not expire for two
wears, and he will continue the mail
and hack line until that time, at lenst.
The Y. NJ. @. A. course will be opened
November 10 by tho SUhumann Con-
cert company. The course this year
will be the best and most expensive
yet. The cost Of tho Bernhard-List-
man company alone will be $3.50.
A. I. Crowl, wife and daughter, Miss
Grace, Of Dickinson, n, D., and Miss
Maggie Crowl, OF Currie, Mimi, who
have been attending the fair, are the
guests OF the family OF MIR. j. P. CrowL
They are OIL their way east.
Mayor Keller fined these persons each
five and costs yesterday: Bess Patton
and Thomas Walker, disorderly; John
White and William Coss, drunkenness;
George Phealter, John, Job aud Stephen
Contion, fighting.
The outlook for the mills is anything
but encouraging, and there is no imme-
date prospect of the glass factories
starting. The Buckeye will hardly 20
on before tine first Of the year,
Mrs. Jennie Reagan, of Pittsburgh,
Mrs. James Thomas, OF Wheeling, and
Mrs. S. Kelley, Of Benwood, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reece on Hanover
street.
Three Martins Ferry men gathered
seven bushels OF wanuti yesterday.
More hre being gathered than for many
years on account Of the change.
The Y. NJ. @. A. foot ball club will
probably make several dates this week.
The club is willing to play any team in
tine neighborhood.
George Barr has sold his interest in
the Martins Ferry Times to Alvin sedg-
wick, and the firm will be known as L.
Sedgwick < Sou,
Business continues to improve on the
new electric railway. 1t IS about the
only enterprise that is making money
A number OF Martins Ferry people
will take in the CadiZ-Franklin foot ball
game at Cadiz next Friday.
Mr.. A. &. Grail has severed his con-
nection with the Ohio VALLEY News and
returned to Fostoria.
Charley Van Pet has charge Of Oar
rah's drug store during the DOCTORS abb
sence at the fair.
The Republicans will hold their first
meeting next Friday evening at tho
opera house.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kerr are enter
tanning Mrs. Margaret Giilin, oil st.
Clairsville.
Several Martins Ferry Republicans
have bet that Mckinley will have $4,000
plurality.
W. L. Tripp, of Kansas City, is visit.
ing his daughter, Mrs. John Smith, OF
Dow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miilln Ong, OF Smith
field, are the guests OF their son, r. I.
Ong
doc" Rhodes has taken a position
with the Cleveland Clothing Company.
Report says that Albert Burriss was
recently married to a UnIonvaie widow.
l.. Spence and W. II. Hobbs will re-
turn to-day from the Worlds Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. La Due returned
yesterday from Mt. Pleasant
John Hobensack camo down from
Pittsburgh last night.
George Given. OF Wcllsburg, was here
yesterday.