The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-22
KART1N,s FERRY.
IIaps aud iiI,hnps tn the Thriving city
ACross the River.

IIAps aud MIShaps Tn the Thriving city
Across the River.
The twcnty-sevcnth annual conven-
ton Of tho womnn's Foreign Mission
airy society. OF the steubenvIllc district
East Ohio conference, vii be held In
the First Methodist Episcopal church,
Martins Ferry. next Monday and Tues
day. The programme will be as fol-
lows:
MoNDAY-7:So 2. VI
Hymn.
trict President. Bridgeport. Ohio.
Prayer Miss Hannah Bird.
Authem-Choir
Pastoral Greetings Dr. J. W. Roblng
What OF the Night 7"-Mrs, J. Il. Mills,
Conference Secretary, Geneva, Ohio.
Crescent Quartette.
Bcncdlctlon
Social Reunion.
TUESDAY, a. ".
Devotional wintersyllle Dele
BIb1e Rcading-H. s. jackson, p. +
Organization and appointment OF Com
Roll Cali 2Rcsponded to by Scripture Quo
Report Of District Secretary and Treas
W = H. s.-Mrs. W. w. Reascr
what Shall We Givcr"-Mrs. TITLE MIL
TUEsDAY-l:SO p. NJ.
Devotional Servicc-LonE's Delegation.
Minutes and Miscellaneous Business.
systematic Giving Mrs, l.. Paine.
Fraternal Greetings Of Sister Churches.
SoID-AIrs, ]. H. ScCrcst.
"Niissionnry Work and How We Do It.
Mrs. Il. b. Popo
Duet
Music.
Adjournment.
TUEsDAY-7:So p. NJ.
Music-Cholr,
N .Si DR.. W. F. Oldham.
Music,
Collection.
ppNolOgy.
BencdiCtior.
Music Will bc under inc direction OF
Martins Ferry Choir
All officers and delegates who VIII DC IN
attendance viii notify Mrs. Or. j. w h2h-
ins at once, taht entertainment may be
provided.
The funeral OF the late Ernest G..
Twccdy yesterday morning was very
largely attended Rev. Or. j. w. ROD
ms. pastor Of the NJ II. church. OF
which the deceased was a member. Of
ficlated. and he was assisted by Rev. ;,
j. Boyle Of the Presbyterian church.
The selections. Jesus. Lover Of MY
Soul" and ASLEEP In Jesus were sung
by Miss Carrie Crosslcy. Miss Carrie
Coss and MyrOn II. Cole.
The flowers were numerous and plcn-
tIfui. The intcrmcnt was at Highland
cemetery. AT M Pleasant, aud the
pail bearers WERE ThCo. SnOdgrass, a.
Il McGlenn, c. II. Carpenter, y. Is.
Rogc, Dr. j. G.. TAR and Harry Jump.
4 large crowd witnessed the old Maids
Convention given nj the opera house last
night. by the Young Ladies' society OF
the Presbyterian church. II was well
presented. There was much laughter
throughout. commencing at the very first
and continuing until the close The mu-
steal spocialtics were very good.
Tho costumes worn by the different
characters wcro very dunint and anti.
Iuntod. The characters were in capn-
bic handa,and the performance was con-
sldercd one Of The best and most laugh
able over put on 10y local talent The
society Will. as q rcHult reap n neat sum
AZ q largely attended meeting Of tho
Y. T., u. ut the Baptist church last
night. the following officers were
elected: President, Fred Gossctt:
vice president, Ross Hobonanck. re-
Cordng secretary Northan =. Rccs;
corresponding secretary, Miss Nellie
Hohcnsack. treasurer Roland Bonar,
organist, Miss Ethel Thomas.
Dr. and Mrs. Il. o. williams and Or
and Mrs A. w Dover viii attend the
picnic OF the Belmont County Medical
society ut EpwOrth Park to-day.
Miss Alice Edgcrton, Of St Glars
willie, and Miss May ScdgwiclS, of Mt.
Hope, visited Mr. and Mrs, Fred X,
Dixon yesterday.
n. W. Kerr who has had cOnaldera-
bic experience In the glass business.
has been appointed receiver for the