The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-16
MARTINS FERRY.
HAps aud Mi.hap, In tho Thriving city
Across the River.


Across the River.
a beautiful home wedding occurred at
the residence OF Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Bar
tholomew, corner of Walnut and Seventh
streets. yesterday afternoon. Their
charming daughter, Miss Bertha Carrie
Bartholomew. was married to Mr..
Charles KleheT Nash, OF Akron, precise.
~ at 1 OclOcX. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. S. j. Boyle. pastor OF the
Presbyterian church. OF which she Is a
member.
The bride was attIrcd in lovely blue
tAffetu silk, trimmed with blue satin and
lace and she wore white cArnhtionJ, The
groom was attircd in light brown suit.
A splendid wedding dinner followed the
wedding and something like an hour was
spent In discussing the MAN. good things
on the tables. The guests numbered
thirty-five, and consisted " relatives and
immediate friends.
The bride and groom and few OF their
friends formed a theatre party At the
Martins Ferry opera hUuRh last night,
where the June AEnOtt company, Tor
which the groom is advance agent. play
ed 1.-THE Ranch King" The newly muir
ricd couple will go to Pittsburgh Un che
gteamer Hudson this morning, from
which city they go east on two weeks
trip, They will reside at Akron.
Rev. Dr. ]. W, Robins. pastor Of the
NJ. f. church. OBLIGATED a; the funeral OF
Charles w. IltZor yesterday afternoon.
The music was rendered by Mrs. George
Robertshaw, Miss Laura Hipkins. Ny
ron r. Cole and stephen Haught0n.
Local Union No. IL. a. G. w, u, Of whlch
the deceased was member attended in
n body and the pail bearers were Frank
Seals. William Horcher, William Ar.
baugh, Harry Keller. Allon Phillips and
George Ware, all ElasSworkerS. The In
terment was At Rlvcivicw.
Judging from the many volumes Of
smoke and steam Issuing from the
Actna-Standard Iron and Steel Works, 1t
surely looks like the advance agent OF
prosperity had reached that big estaD-
llshmCnt, Addition mills VIII start to-
day and the outlook il better than for
some time past. with n new iar!H law
business will be stu better
A game Of basc ball viii be played on
the Scahrlght grounds this afternoon at
1870. between the Phoenix club and a
nine composed nf members OF inc June
AEnott Company and others. DICK
Pndden will play.
Ross ]. Mitchell leaves for Macomb.
ILL.,, Tomorrow, WHeTc nc WIZ "1eHu
| school md assist his uncle, James +.
Greer. He win be succeeded IN Hay
ward Longs hardware store by Verne
ThornGaic.
The third and fourth departments Of
the EpwOrlh League, will meet ut the NJ,
| Il. church tomorrow evening to consider
the question Of giving Il series OF Lectures
An oratorIcal contest vs. be- held NJ
the Presbyterian church nrXi Friday
evening. under the auspices OF the Third
section.
A number or Martins Ferry people
heard Teresa Carcno. at Wheeling. last
night;
Mrs. Oscar Farrow and her daughter
MrI. Fred Jones, are visiting at steuOen-
VILE.
Mrs John L. Miller, Of Wcllsburg, Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George II. smith.
Damon and PpthIas at Bridgeport last
night drew well from Martins Ferry
Miss Mary Carmichael, of Wcllsburg,
was In Martins Ferry yesterday.
Mira Martha J, ApplcCnrth, OF Shelby,
o.. Is visiting rclntIvcs hero,
j. Il. PiCkena has gone to New York to
secure an artificial leg,
Mrs. Ida Ochcnban Is visiting her par
ents In Second street
Ranch King" had big housc last
night,
Robert McCIcary Is on the sick lIli'
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