The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-25
MARTINS FERRY.
Hap, aud Ml.hap, In the Thriving city
Across the River.

hNAHa -
Across the River.
A rood sized audience enjoyed Jack
and the Bean Stalk" produced al the
opera house by fifty Martins FERRY PEI
pie, principally children. This operatta
Il new, bright and sparkling n Is re-
plete with most delightful music, pealti-
ful personatlons and situations. Inc
presentation is a credit to all those VINO
took part In the beautiful operatta. IL
was different from anything ever gwen
in Martins Ferry, was full or good
things and merited a crowded house.
Those who did not attend missed a real
treat,
Lady Audley's Secret" will be played
at me Martins Ferry opera house TINS
afternoon and evening. Since the cast
was published In the 1ntelllgencer sev-
eral changes have been made. Miss
Maggie Howells will take the part OF
Lady Audley: Miss Lizzie Huffman,
Phoebe, and Mrs. Howard Hopkins, ELL
ella. The rehearsals have been entirely
satisfactory and the piece which Is a fine
one. will doubtless be well produced. The
cast "a a strong one and special costumes
will be used. Photographs OF the differ
ell HltilbGlH VI kHI NN'N 49,
throughout the city.
Rev. J. L. Hensley, OF Marion, IS visit
Ing his son. DR.. J. N. Hensley. He Is an
old friend of Rev. DR.. w. c. d. Bond, and
will preach In the Baptist church on
Sunday morning and evening. He was
the former representative from Marion
and Morrow counties. and IS a candidate
for second assistant sergeant-at-arms
in the house.
F.. Union Thanksgiving services Will be
held In the Baptist church this morning
at 1890. The sermon will be preached by
Rev. ]. T. Morton, pastor OF the NJ. %.
church. Sunrise prayer meeting Will be
held In the NJ. ID. church by the Epwhrth
League, at $3.50 this morning.
Donations we're received at the public
schools yesterday for the poor and turn
ed over to the Kings Daughters and Ep-
worth Leogue for distribution. The lat
ter organization received donations at
the NJ. u. church last night.
"The Coming Choir" will be the sub
ject OF Rev. r. b. Pope, OF Cambridge, AZ
the NJ. L. church this evening. This Will
he the first Of the Bpworth League
course.
Rev. and Mrs. S II. Barnttz will ar
rive tomorrow from DesMoines, Iowa,
to Witt the ~lattcr's father, David Park,
ESQ. They win remain over Sunday.
William Gray. OF New Concord. is
visiting hts uncle, ]. c. Gray. He 10 n
fret class vlollniSt, and took part In
Jack and the Bean stalk" last night.
The LauEhlln tin mills will not shut
down to-day. The Aetna-Slandard mills,
Spence, Baggs G. Co.'S foundry and other
Industries will observe the day.
Rev. and Mrs. j. NJ. Criswell were call
cd TO Kirkland yesterday. by the death OK
the formers father.
James McFaddcn, John Cheney and
Andrew Love, Of Cadiz, visited Robert
Smith yesterday.
The Daily 1nteliEenccr Il sold at the
MARITIME Ferry Once and at McGlenn's
news stand.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Hllderbrand, OF Cam
bridge, arc visiting Martins Ferry rela-
lives.
Miss Jennie Lyle went to Fairmont,
W. Va. yesterday. TO visit friends.
There win be n large family reunion at
the house OF Thomas Cow to-day.
The p~ostoilce will he open to-day from
s to 0, II to 70 and Q to Z o'clock.