The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-20
MARTINS FERRY.
iIaps and Mlshaps In the Thriving City
Across the River.

Across the River.
The annual congregational pIcnc OF
the Presbyterian and United Presbyter-
Ian Sunday schools will be held at
Wheeling Park on Wednesday, July 90.
The crowd will go TO Wheeling and re-
turn on the Terminal railroad, that
company furnishing special train
which Will leave the Martins Ferry de-
pot for Wheeling at S:15 a. m. The fare
| Will be fifteen cents for the round trip
for adults and the fare from Wheeling
TO the park and return will
BE- fifteen cents, including ad-
mission to the park. They so out
on tho 9 O'Clock motor and return at six
William Rogers, of Martins Ferry,
took fourth place In the races at
Schenley park on Saturday. lie was
put back yard In the 100 yard dash
and two yards In the 220 yurd dash for
starting before the pistol was fired.
Harry Chessell was one OF the judges.
About 10000 people saw the races.
Patrick Kerns. foreman OF the section
force on the Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheeling railroad. was arrested on
Saturday, for raising the track In vlo-
latlon to the city ordinance.
Services were held In the auditorium
OF the Methodist Episcopal church yes
terday, the first time since It has been
repapered and otherwise Improved.
The young ladies' OF the Owl Fishing
Club, spent Sunday at their homes In
Martins Ferry. Mrs. w. II. Wood will
chaperon the club this week.
Misses Maggie Ralston, Jennie Nc
Grew and Beta Sheets have returned
from the east. Miss Emma Fletcher is
still In New York City.
Mr.. and MRS. Andrew Sopal. OF
Crawford Heights, buried three
day afternoon.
T. J. Irwin leaves to-day TO spend the
week visiting different lodges OF the
Red Men and attend the centennial at
Circleville.
"Dick" Paddcn,ot the Pittsburgh club,
and Bob" McCleary, OF the Washing
ton club, spent Sunday In Martins
Ferry.
Yesterday morning Rev. s. J. Boyle, OF
the Presbyterian church. and Rev.
Patterson. Of Portland, exchanged pull
pits.
a Bridgeport dealer Is reported TO
have sold sixteen Mckinley buttons and
one free silver button on Saturday.
William McWIllIams and his son.
Harry. spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
]. W. Martin, ut Moundsvlllc.
Miss May Hunter, of Cleveland. will
arrive on Saturday, TO visit her friend,
Mrs. Claire Chamberlain.
Miss Ida Stewart, of stcubenvllle, who
has been visiting Miss Leonora Dren-
men, has returned home.
Rev. Or. George Scboddc. OF Column
bus. preached for tho English Luther
ans yesterday morning.
A leap year trolley party takes place
on the Martins Ferry and Bollalre line
on Wednesday evening.
Miss Matte Mitchell arrived home
yesterday from Fort Logan, Montana,
where she Is teaching.
DR.. J.. W. Darrah. e. E. McCombs. and
George Cooke, are the appraisers of the
Holiday estate.
Mrs. William Cox. OF Mingo Junction,
spent Sunday with the family Of DR..
Daniel Cox.
Fred. Daume and sister returned on
Saturday night from weeks visit In
Pittsburgh.
Henry flOtO returned on SHtuTOny
night from business trip to Nashville.
Tenn.
Archie Smith had his foot mashed on
Saturday, by block OF lead falling on
1t. $50
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Rice returned last
evening from Mlngo Junction.
Miss Eva Wolf, OF smlthncld, is visit.
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. S. L.. Wood.
Swain, OF the Fort Wayne base ball
club. was In town yesterday.
Samuel lIuskins and family have re-
turned from Dunkirk. Ohio.
Homer Henderson was down yestcr-
day from Pittsburgh.
The tin house Mt the Laughlin tin mill
will resume to-day.
Mrs John Hukill Is at Clarington. She
Is slowly improving.
Harry Joy returned to McKccsport,
Pa, last evening.
J.. E. Reynolds was at Darlington yes
tcrday.
Condensed Testimony.