The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20
MARTINS FERRY.
llnps and aIIsilap. In tls ThrlVIn. CIty
Across the River.

uRns anu a1isliaps IN tao Thriving CITY
Across the River.
On account Of tho Christian Endeaver
| convention nj Bcllnirc, Mrs. v. i. FOR.
ter will not bo here on Friday evening
10 organize u primary teachers union
TO study and use improved methods Tor
primary work in tho Sunday schools.
Mrs Porter Is superintendent OF tho pri.
mary department OF tho Ohio Sunday
School A%ssocialioc. and will come later.
A.. i. Gilmore wrote q letter TO Con.
cral Asa ". Bushnell tho other day,
congratulating him OH his nomination,
and received n nice letter in reply.
Gilmore livod in Springfield, BushGelPs
home, for many years.
Rev. s.. J. Boyle and Rev. S. B.. Groves
oiliciated ut the funeral OF Mrs. l.. W.
Jones yesterday afternoon. Tho pail
bearers were i. Groves, Robert Car
michael, L. Barr and George Bottles.
Tho United Prcsby,erians expect 10
rc-paper and paint their church and put
in new seats before they elect a pastor,
which will not DO before August. The
church will be closed during July.
Tho Broadway paving case, set for
Tuesday in the circuit court, has been
continued until tho case OF John c.
lTavne Va. tho city has been settled in
tho supreme court.
John Pollock has been elected chair.
man OF the Belmont county Republican
central committee, W. 7. llewettson
secretary and f q. Amos treasurer.
Misses Anna aud Mamie Boyd, iaugh.
tors O! Mr.. and Mrs. L. &. BOYD. leave
this morning for Cabell county, W. Va.
10 spend the summer with their uncle.
Mrs. William Mann, who has been
sick with typhoid fever several weeks.
Is getting along nicely. She is now able
to cit up a little each day.
Mrs. J.. A. Mckinney and daughter,
Ella, OF Denver, Col. who have been
| visiting relatives hereabou!s, lett yestet-
day Tor Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Hoffman, residing at Colerain.
was knocked down by q COW and had
her arm broken. She is tho mother OF
William Hoffman.
A large number Of Martins Ferry
people will attend the Christian En-
deavor convention at BclIairc to-day
and tomorrow.
Miss Linnic Guthrie. OF poppineau,
H.. is visiting relatives here. Sho Is a
daughter OF Chris Guthrie, formerly OF
Martins Forty.
Rev. ". Il. lIartzog and Herbert
Lewis have been elected delegates TO
tho BAPTIST Union convention nj Balti.
more.
Mrs. Elizabeth Parks. OF Muscatine.
Iowa, arrived last night to visit the
family OF Joseph Finney.
Ohio City Lodge No. 4S6, F. 4 4. NJ,
will celebrate 81. Johns Day mex. Sat-
urdav evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Carpenter are on
tertaining Mrs. s. i. Bond. OF Little
Rock. Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bcall 20 to
Shor, Creek to-day TO spend a couple OF
weets.
Mrs. John Gray and Miss Elton Gray
returned yesterday from tho country.
Miss Jennie Millhouso has returned
from n two weeks visit 4. Marietta.
DR.. j. W. Darrnh and daughter, Ethel,
returned last night from Toledo.
Mrs. John NJ. Turner will entertain
the Tiimblo Doe this afternoon.
James McDonau;h came homo last
nigh. from ST. Vincent college.
John Davis aud Carrie Bronson. col.
orcd, wcro married last night.
A party OF Martins Ferry people will
spend August ut ~Chautauqua.
Maurice bunker got SIC and costs for
carrying concealed WEAPONS.
Mrs. NJ. Sheets went TO Cleveland
yesterday to visit relatives.
Miss Maggie Howell, OF Bridgeport,
wont TO Cadiz yesterday.
Miss Lizzie kuckuck will return to
Pittsburgh OH Monday.
Maud aud Wilma Allcnder arc visiting
friends nj Pittsburgh.
4 ties. well will DO put down near
Fairpoint shortly.
Miss Daisy Gilmore left for yelling.
ton yesterday.
Miss Ncllio Scdswick isvisiting friends
in Columbus.
Miss Laura Cosa wont to youngstown
yesterday.
Tho forkvillo coal works has been of
this week.