The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-20
MARTINS YERRY
l,.p. aud sIl.hAp, Ia ti,s Thriving city
Across the River


Miss Shirley Van Pelt, OF Martins
Ferry, win be married TO AT curtis =.
Haughawont, on Wednesday, July %, AZ
IN M al the residence OF Mr.. and AIRS
Ira NJ. Hatch. at ISL Milwaukee avenue,
W Detroit. Michigan. Miss Van Felt
Is a sister OF Mrs. Hatch. at whose nome
the nuptials will take place, she Is
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John L. van
Pelt. OF Lake Huron, Mich, formerly OF
Martins Ferry. She is cousin OF Ars'
G. II. Carpenter and Mr.. A. j, Van felt'
OF Martins Ferry, and has large CIR,
Gle OF friends In Martins Ferry ana
elsewhere. She formerly held lucra-
live position In the office OF the secre-
tary OF state OF Michigan. and Is most
estimahle young lady, beautiful. bright
and entertaining.
Miss Lucy Mewilllams, second
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc
Williams, and one OF Martins Ferrys
best girls, viii be quietly married TO
Mr.. Lincoln Horn, prominent railroad
man OF DennIson, the latter part OF
July. They will spend their honey
moon in the east,
William Gray, OF New Concord, Harry
George, OF Wellsvllle, and Walter Leg
gett. OF Kenton, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. c. Gray. These three young
men are members Of the Muskingum
college quartette, which is giving con-
certs throughout the state.
A. G. Shaver. Ellis Lash and James
Sweeney, who have been hunting and
fishing out Wheeling creek. have re-
turned. Shaver caught a ten pound
carp with rod and line and has a very
sore finger. the result of cut by cat
fish.
EphraIm Brown and family returned
yesterday from Portsmouth, and John
r. Williams from lronton. These gem
Element were called back by wire as
the mills are starting up.
Mrs. John Murster and son, Eugene.
who have been visiting the family OF
l.. ]. C. Drennen, will return to Ports
mouth to-day.
Mrs. Lewis and her daughter, Mrs.
Lillian Rothermund, go to Miller's on
the Keystone State to-day to visit rel
atives.
The All Alike fishing club viii serve
turtle soup to party of their friends
at the Mechanics hall on Saturday
night.
Charles Schulters. formerly OF Mar
tins Ferry, visited Belmont City lodge,
!. o. o. f.. last night, the first time for
years.
Mra William Ault, of Muncie, Ind,
and Mrs, c. L. Poorman, of Bellalre. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. C. s. Moore.
Miss Cassie Van Pelt, who is attend
ing school at Martins Ferry. leaves to-
morrow for her home in Chicago.
The members of the different fishing
clubs are returning on account Of the
resumption OF work In the mills.
Ellwood Och was thrown from his BIZ
cycle while riding near Altenhelm and
cut large cash in his left leg.
The ladies of st. Paurs church will
hold an important meeting at the rec
tory this afternoon at 2:a0.
-Four tin mills at the Aetna-stand-
ard win start to-day. Other mills will
go on as soon as possible.
Mrs. William Mcwllllams and daugh-
ter. Miss Lucy. returned yesterday
from Moundsville.
James r. Smith returned to Toledo
yesterday. Mrs. Smith will remain
few days longer.
Misses Pierre Coleman and Blanche
seabright have returned from Pow
hatan.
The Timing department at the
Laughlin mill VIII resume tomorrow.
The Free Methodlsts are holding
camp meeting at Pleasant Grove.
Mrs. R. c. McAdams, of warrenton, is
visiting Mrs. Maggie Coens
Mr. and Mrs. William Otto returned
last night from Cleveland.