The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-17
MARTINS FERRY.
naps aud Gtshaps IN tho Thriving City
Across tho River.

naps aud Mtshaps IN tho Thriving City
Across the River.
Last night the Bass Island camping
party returned home all well and high
ly pleased with their stay aud their en-
teriainment By the people in that
neighberhood. They wero entertained
at the homes OF the different farmers in
ono week and entertained last Tuesday
evening In their camping house. They
had visitors every day. twenty-five one
day. Paul Lewis caught more fish than
any other peLon in camp, and Ben.
Exley was the greatest eater in the
party, and this 10 big assertion. Pho
tographs OF tho party will arrive this
week.. The campers were photographed
in tho water and out Of it. All had
bathing suits, and they enjoyed the
bathing, boating, etc. The party con-
sisted Of Misses Kate Ralslon. Sarah
Lewis, Ella Camp bell, Bortie BLACKBOARD,
Broadie Lewis, Lizzie Gilmore, Matte
ExIey, Nellie Sedgwick. and Nessrs.
Charles W. Hoylc, George ltalston, Paul
Lewis, Ben. Exley and viii Lewis. All
came in on tho Cleveland. Lorain *
Wheeling railroad except Paul Lewis.
lie made the trip on his wheel.
These young people entertained last
evening: Miss Carrie Hobbs at her
home on Fifth street, Miss l.izzio Hut.
man Mt her home OIL Third street, tho
Misses OberdicL at their home in New
lands addition, and James Moore ut his
home ON Walnut strec,. Fur tho latter
music was furnished by E5crly and
Ebberts.
A. d. Gilmore will carry his case VS..
tho W. 4 J.. i, railroad to tho supreme
court. Charges were made for over
work and tho case was decided in bis
favor in tho common pleas court and
tho decision reversed by the circuit
court.
Richard o'Deirne returned last night
from Toledo, where he attended the
state convention OF tho Maccabees.
Over 200 delegates wore present and OOO
members took part in the parade,
Tho families of George Arbaugh.
Thomas Dingliug and James McCat-
frey, OF Martins Ferry, John. Ar5aSh
and Martin, McCandless. Of Allegheny,
are camping at Pa:ton's Run.
lewis schoehle, William and Carlo
SGabright and Marshall Chopper re-
turned last night from Harrison county.
whcrc they have been fishing, with fair
success and lots oil fun.
Yesterday 7. E. Barber had finger
mashed by having it caught between
two tinbers while at work on tho Cleve.
land, Loraia & Wheeling railroad.
Rev. George II. schodde and family,
OF Columbus, arc visiting Mrs. Schedules
father, Mr.. George Dosseh. They for
merly resided here.
This evening an entertainment will
DO given in the NJ. i. church by the
Juvenile Band OF the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society.
Supt W. II. Stewart and family have
returned from near Oxford, o., where
they spent the summer They arc
looking well.
Miss Marcia Schofield has returned
from the Epwos.h assembly, where she
was a member OF Prof. McPhaiTs cho-
rus class.
Last night council passed. IN osdi-
nance TO vote on the proposition to
build an clcctri, lirht plant.
Miss Bertie Robinson. Of Cardington.
is visiting the family Of her uncle. John
Pennington.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Wilbur Coss, OF Greens.
burg, Pa, arc visiting relatives in Mar
tins Ferry.
Arthur Reynolds, OF Woodland. W.
Va. Is visiting his cousin. ]. L. Rey-
noids.
Mrs. Ramsey and daughter, of Sharps-
burg. Pa, are tho guests OF Mrs. William
Mann.
Charles II. Carpenter will Join his
faulty on tho Moundsvillecamp grounds
To-day.
Miss Maud Riley, Of Uniontown is
visiting Mr.. md Mrs. Howard liirkihs.
Mrs. Frank Moon and daughter Elsie
returned last evening from the country.
Miss Jennie Exlcy, OF wollshnrg, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert lieslop.
Mrs. William Wcthcrald leaves to-day
for Guernsey county to visit friends.
William Goodhue has returned from
Chicago, where he cierked in hotel.
Rev. DR.. j. W. Robins aud family
have returned from EpwoIth lark.