The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-28
] MARTINS FgRRY.,
lfnps and aIi.hnps In tho Thriving CITY
sie.4f Acros. tho Hlyor lt.liss = !,

iinps and aIishnps In tho Thriving City
across tho River.
A majorltyjot the members Of the In
dependent hose racing company met at
the Nlgllant hose house yesterday after
noon to devise ways and means to raise
money toward paying the expenses Of
the coming season. It was decided to
give a festival and entertaiu-
ment on April i and 2. An executive
committee was appointed. consisting of
c. Fl. Carpenter, Thomas H. Green and
Ellis Lash, and this committee will ap-
point sub committees. All the fremen
In Martins Ferry were made members
Of the Independents. s.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
Will give Colonial Tea In the vacant
room In the Hdbensack block next Fri
day evening TO raise money toward fur
nishing the church. Supper, will be
served from to 10 o'clock. IA. II
Sylvester Fink, well known iron
worker Of Pittsburgh. formerly uf Mar
tins Ferry has returned after, pleasant
visit with friends. = s
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hampton, Of Bell
aire. and Mrs. Lincoln Horn. OF Denni-
son. were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William McWilliams yesterday.
The receipts ut theifestival given at
Scheehle's hall. on Friday and Saturday
evenings, by the ladies' ofitfie German
Lutheran church, were 1857.
The Democratic central committee
meets this evening at o'clock at the
office OF George Cooke. to fix time for
nominating a city ticket. f.
Dick Padden, who Will play second
base with Pittsburgh. goes to Pitts
burgh tomorrow for duty. The club
goes south this week. d i.g.
George W. Pitaer candidate for town
ship trustee. respectfully soliclts your
support at the Republican primaries.
Saturday, March IL. ~.
Mrs. John NJ. Turner. who was. recent
ly hurt by falling on the icy sidewalk,
was able to sit up in bed yesterday for
the first time
Pots will arrive at the West Virginia
Glass Works the early part of this week
and glassnaliins will begin in about
threee weeks.
The trip OF the Mechanics to Pleasant
Grove announced for Saturday Right,
was postponed until next Saturday
night. Ell S nj.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Beazel died on Saturday. and was laid
to rest ut Rlrerview, yesterday after
noon. ;;34i Is. q 49, -, =
The case of Charles Stenman VS.. VII
liam Davis 1t set for o'clock this morn
Ing. before Squire Theo Keller.
Rev. John II. Blackford, who has been
visiting Martins Ferry relatives. has
returned TO West Lafayette.
Everything is moving along finely at
the Belmont Brick and Tile Works,
which recently resumed. &
Adam Crumley has returned from
near Marietta, where he attended the
funeral ofiis mother.
Jacob Ralston, who has been sick with
typhoid fever, will be able to sit up this
week. tS NJ.
William Furey, OF Sharon, Pa has
taken a position in the Aetna-Ssandard
Henry SommerhIll, OF Cannonsburc.
Pa. is visiting Martins Ferry relatives.
Miss Anna Ebert. one of the teachers
In the central school building, Is sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenworthy Hoge spent
Sunday with friends at Portland.
The Republican primaries take place
one week from next Saturday.
Charles Morgan was home from West
Newton, Pa. over: Sunday. ~, 4
VIII Crowl was home from stcuben-
Vile over Sunday. 49, Z. ~
Alfred Graham was up from Mounds
Vile yesterday. \ s }ffEs,
Charles x. Williams spent Sunday. at
Mt. Pleasant. & 4.
clem Mccaac, Of Dillonvale. spent
Sunday here. = sS
Roy Wood was home from Pittsburgh
yesterday. ID /.
Guy Bea=la went to McKeesport, Pa,
yesterday.