The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-09
MARTINS FERRY.
iIsps and Mishnps In tho thriving CITY
~ hcroLs thr liver. /.

Mr.. Isaac Dcan. OF Bralnard. Mimi,
who Is visiting his mother and brother
here, BayB things are looking Cncour-
aging for Mckinley in Minnesota.
While on his way to 81. Paul n straw
vote was taken on tho train, which
showed 300 for Mckinley to seventy
for Bryan. A large number Of the pas
HcngerS were soldiers. but on tho other
hnnd many'of the people on tho train
were from the hOt-bcd OF Popullsm.
The Minnesota Republicans are great
campaigncrs nnd always do their best
the lust month. At lirainlrd tho RE-
publloans have q club Of 1000 MEM
bcrs and It Is growing.
The Republican Glce Club, OF which
Mr.. ]. c. Gray Ia director. Will meet
ut the headquarters on Friday even
ing, for rehearsal. At the first ap-
pcarance OF tho club at the DanfOgd
meeting on Saturday night It made
quito q hit. This organization pro-
misses TO be m important factor In tho
meetings during the campaign. 1t has
made IN excellent start.
The speech OF Hon. Lorenzo Dam
ford at the Opera House last Satur-
day evening, has done much good for
helping tho good cause IN the differ
ent counties In this district.
About fifty members Of Standard
Council No. 30 and Hlawatha Council
No. 30S, Junior Order United Ameri-
can Mechanics, OF Martins Ferry arc
attending the convention at Springfield.
Carl Lash leaves next Monday TO at
tend college at Gambler. His aunt,
Mrs. Florence Watson. will accom-
pany him and spend the week there.
Spence, Baggs & Co.'S stove works
was idle yesterday on account OF the
funeral OF Mrs. Jones. the mother OF
]. p. Jones, one OF the employees.
The supporters OF the Chicago tick
ct expect to. have meeting next week
10 be addressed by James Tallman,
probably Tuesday evening,
The choir OF the German Lutheran
church will give literary md musical
entertainment at MacnnerChor Hall, on
September q.
Mayor Williams, OF Bridgeport. Is
attending the convention OF the Junior
Order United American Mechanics, at
Springfield.
Il. g. Icslop, ST., and Miss Mabel
Lehem, OF Mason City. W.. Va. will
arrive to-day to visit ThayerNand II, G.
HeslOp, jr.
Mr.. lTOrnbakc who was badly hurt
on his bicycle. Is getting along as we'll
rs could be expected under the clrcum-
stal.cCs.
Mrs. Mary Wright and her brother,
James Arbaugh. who have been very
sick with typhoid fever. are convalcsc-
Ing.
Hon. C. L.Wecms will speak ut Arm
strong'S Mills Tomorrow evening and
Henderson, Saturday afternoon.
A number OF Martins Ferry people
attended the funeral Of the late Mrs.
Moore, OF TiltonvIlle. yesterday.
John McCabe, OF Dillonvale. former
ly OF Martins Ferry. buried an infant
child at Mt. Calvary yesterday.
1t Is likely that the next meeting Of
the Z0ar Baptist Association viii be
held at Martins Ferry.
Patent cinder guards have been plac-
ed on the mail cars on the Cleveland
q Pittsburgh railroad.
Health officer Darrab and the other
city physicians. report the health OF the
city remarkably good.
Charles X. Williams. who has been
visiting his parents ut Mt. Pleasant,
returned yesterday.
The Democrats will hold their county
convention at ST. Clalrsvillc to-m.r-
row.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. IIodgens, OF
Portland Station, were in town yester-
day.
Mrs. William Dale. of Columbus. Is
visiting her friends, Miss Bessie Crit
fifth.
Miss Maud CARRIER has returned
home from 4 visit in Guernsey coun-
ty.
Mrs. John Quinn and daughter. OF
MIngo, were down yesterday.
Samuel Young. OF Rochester Is CALI
Ing on old friends in Martins Ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs. John VI. Turner return
ed last night from Freeport.
John Nef. OF Warnock's Station, Is
calling on friends In town.
Alexander Frazier will move his fam
lily to Sewlckley, Pa
Samuel Harris has returned from
Mt. Pleasant.