The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-20
so Years of Cures.
MARTINS FERRY.
IIaps and nIl'hapS In the Thriving city
Across the River.

IIAps and HIIshapS In the Thriving City
Across the River.
The survivors Of the Fltty-second
Ohio, Dan McCook's regiment, will hold
Its twenty-second annual reunion at
New Alexandria, and large crowd is
expected, John McCook, OF New York,
Col, j, II. Holmes, of Columbus, John
Dun, of New Comerstown, and S. l..
Brice, OF Wheeling, are expected to take
part and the Forty-thlrd Regiment
band and the Richmond and Mlngo
quartettes will be there. George
Tweedy. OF Martins Ferry. who was
member OF the Flfty-second, will at
tend. Nearly 5000 persons attended the
reunion last year at Smlthneld.
The members of the Buckeye hose
racing company who have gone to
Meadville, Pa, TO take part in the races
will be very sorry to hear that their
regular coupler will not be there. He
cannot get away on account of his work
at the Aetna-Standard, and so tele-
Braphed the boys last night. The tele-
gram will lower their spirits and their
friends generally will be disappointed.
One or two other members who are ex-
pected may be unable to go.
n. NJ. Sharon, cashier Of the Harrison
national bank, and j. {. Moore, cashier
OF the First national bank, both OF
Cadiz, rode down on their wheels yes
terday afternoon and returned on the
evening train on the Wheeling e. Lake
Erie. l. X. Ratoliff, cashier OF the Mt.
Pleasant bank. was here yesterday and
the three gentlemen, together with two
Martins Ferry bankers, formed group
at the depot.
Among the Martins Ferry people who
have returned from Cincinnati are
Mrs. David Vennum Mrs. Port Cole
man. Mrs. Aug. Rohrey and daughter,
Miss Emily Hoge, the Misses Bader,
Capt. II. W. Smith, Jas. A. Gray, Al
fred carp, VIM. Tweedy. Charles and
Arthur Westwood, Joseph Jacobs and
son, Harry Bentz and Newton Talbert.
Mrs. Mary Muldoon, widow OF the late
Thomas Muldoon, died yesterday, aged
6S, at the residence of her daughter.
Mrs. McEntee, on Avondale avenue.
The funeral Will take place from st.
Mary's church to-day at 8 a. m.
Spence, Bags & Co.'s stove works
will be idle next week in order to give
their employees vacation. Several
nave uhhtu " kNA VII W uAANlAA AiI Nfs
A. II. encampment and go elsewhere.
The Martins Ferry cerRet band gave
on open air concert at the corner OF
Hanover and Fourth streets last even
ing which was enjoyed by n large
crowd.
The Hatch & Greer ball club will play
the Aetnaville club on the furnace
grounds tomorrow afte noon at 1880
and on Tuesday It VIII play at steuben-
vile.
While riding his bicycle at Portland
Station ]. c. Kaufman ran over n
rooster and was thrown from his wheel
and broke hs arm.
John Huliill has returned from visit
with his mother at Mlllersport. She is
SO years old and he had not seen her for
six years.
Harry Jump goes to Newark on Mon
day as delegate from Welcome lodge
100 to the a. o. U. w. convention.
Yesterday Adam Wernlg received
word that his pension had been increas-
ed from SO to IS per month.
John Wilson md family and Mrs.
VIM. Bowman went to Wellsburg yes
terday to visit relatives.
Thomas Anthony, OF Cleveland, has