The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-31
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Tho body Of the late Mrs. Anna
Wade was laid to rest In the Peninsula
ccmetery yesterday afternoon. The,
funeral was largely attended. Rev. Dr.
Robins, of tho NJ. y. church, OBLIGATED,
and tho pail bearers were Joseph N.
Frazier, levi w. Bailey, John Selby,3
Jerry Ebberts, Louis Hobbs aud John
Vickers. ~ p
The first Sunday afternoo meeting OF
the Y. NJ. 9. A. will DO held in CONNER
cial hall, a part Of tho new quarters, to-
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev,
Mr. Trey, Of Wheeling. will address the
meeting and music will be furnished BY
Prof.. Schotield's orchestra OF twelve
pieces. There will also be quartettes
and solos. q ll55Sii
Every Republican in Martins Ferry
should turn out Monday and vote the
ticket from top to bottom. II this is
done every Republican on the ticket
Will be elected by large majorities. All
OF the candidates arc good Republicans,
there 10 not a topper on the ticket
and every man will make good officer.
NJ. +. carp has moved his family from
Marion, Ind, back to Martins Ferry.
he says that Marion Is about twice ns
large as Marine Ferry. but the schools
there are iniorior and Martins Ferry is
healthier. Mr.. carp will probably re-
main in business in Indiana.
Last evening an orange social was
given in the Hobenaack block by Or
portunity: Circle, Kings Daughters.
Supper was served at fifteen cents from
5toS o'clock and refreshments were
sold. The affair was well attended and
aneat sum was realized.
The farewell reception given by Miss
Myrtle Dilworth ut her home on North
Fourth atreet last evening! was a very
enjoyable affair. The family will move
to the Talbot farm near Mt Pleasant
next week, probably Monday. ~
Yesterday d large number OF men
called at braiy's dry goods store to see
about joining the Yellow Greek .Zou.
ayes, B. F. Brady, captain, but most Of
them refused to enlist because Coxey
wont furnish them bicycles. q
Yesterday afternoon very large
number Of visitors attended the class
day exercises Of the Martins Ferry
high school and were highly enter.
tanned. The programme reflected great
credit on the class. 1.lsS
The different patriotic societies in
Martins Ferry and viclni.g will hold an
important meeting this evening a,
Mechanics hall in the Shreye- Hervey
building at7:30. a
Tomorrow closes the first ak months
OF Rev. Mr.. Hartzog's pas.orate Of the
Baptist church. during which time near.
" one hundred and fifty persons have
united. - e
v Yesterday Adam Wering received
word that his pension had been cut of
He aeryed in the war the full. ioul
years aud is unable to do manual labor
Misses May Davidson, Gretta Soho.
field, Allan Mckee and Jess Hippins
will take pnrt in an entertainment al
Colerain tonight :. Z j,
Mrs. William Steele and Miss Mary
Steele, Of Fairmont, W. Va, are visit,
ingMrs. Thomas selby Of Clerks ad.
dition. .its
Last night Miss Ora Robins entertain.
ed the senior class Of the high school nj
the Al. =. parsonage on Third street.
0ctayia, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Heinrich. who has been on the
slcl; list, is able to be out again. q
Londen's Fiske Jubilee aingera appea,
at tho Opera House tonight under the
auspices of the y. NJ. G. "A. nv
Miss Bess Brady. who has been sick
has recovered sufficiently to BIO on thu
street. iig, + 3, &
Mrs. Jacob Arm is quito sick at hel
homo In the Third ward. - !
Misc Alice Thomas returned yesterday
from Stcubenvillc. 53i'