The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-08
NARTIN's FERRY.
Hap. und AIl,haps in ths Thriving city
Across tho River.

AgEpA9 NAa AhtNHEs
Mrs. George S. Marsh and daughter,
Miss Alice, OF Chicago, and Miss Elsie
Everett, OF Minneapolis, return to their
respective homes to-day, after q weeks
visit with the family of L. ]. c. Dren-
uen, on THE Heights"
The marriage of Thomas selbY to
Miss Edible Weatherson, both well
known young people OF the Fifth ward.
took place Saturday evening at 2
o'clock, at their furnished homo on
Clark street.
The sale Of the Sherman house prop.
erty has again been postponed until
Saturday, August 20, In order 20 accom-
njodate new prospective buyer, who
found It Impossible to be present Satur-
day.
Miss Ruth McclearF and Thompson
Kerr have been selected delegates by
the United Presbyterians to attend the
Christian Union convention at Unity,
September 1.
The colored ladies' OF the q. A. R.
gave a lawn fete and musicale at the
home OF Mrs. Alice Curtis, Saturday
evening, and quite neat sum was re-
allied.
The new fire escape on the shreve-
Hervey building was completed Satur-
day evening. one VIII also be placed on
the scheehle building this week.
About thirty from this place took adj
vantage OF the 81 so excursion to Cleye-
land yesterday over the Cleveland, Lo-
rain & Wheeling railroad.
Elmer Reed returned Saturday even
Ing from Scio, where he has just COM
pleted q course In the pharmacy de-
partment Of Scio college.
Mann's foundry viii resume this
morning, after an idleness Of three
days, occasIoned BY the top Of the Gu
palo falling in.
Mrs. Madge ChafIlln and son returned
to Toledo Saturday, after months
visit with her mother, Mrs. Clark, on
Fourth street.
Charles Hoyle has returned from
Wooster, o., where he has been attend
ing the summer term at Wooster Uni
VersitP.
Miss Lizzie Gilmore, Of Washington,
Pa, win arrive here to-day to visit
Miss Berthe Blackford, on Fourth street.
]. E. Reynolds returned last evening
from Darlington, where he had been
spending few days with his parents. \
James Peters and wife, OF Empire. o.,
spent Sunday with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. CARRIER, on Third street.
william Griffith and daughter Bessie
went 10 Irondale Saturday to attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Martha Mcdonald.
Miss Bert Robinson, Of Columbus, Is
the guest Of her grandfather, John
popntnrtnn IN Fifth street
VIII Goodhue returned yesterday
from n two weeks tour through the
western part OF Iowa,
The old tin house of the LauEhlIn will
go on in full this morning, after a two
weeks idleness.
Ralph swartz, clerk at sedgwick &
Campbells drug store, is on duty with
the humps.
The opera house will be opened
Thursday, September 1, with "a Boom
ing Town"
Rev. S. ]. Boyle filled the United
Presbyterian church pulpit yesterday
morning.
Misses Angle TerrIll and Edna Tai
bot spent Sunday at Epworth Park.
Captain Lash, who has been III for the
past month. is able to be out again.
Fred. selby will be home to-day from
two weeks outing at chautauqua.
oscar Allan and Edward Adrln, OF
smlthheld, were IN town yesterday
Albert oliver and Port Coleman go to
steubenvllle this morning, to work.
Fred Ebellng, OF Pittsburgh, spent
Sunday with his family In this city
A. L. wethsrald spent Sunday with
his family at EpWorth Park.
]. T.. Blackboard has returned from
weeks tour Of the lake cities,
Miss Lallie Lyman, OF Mt. Pleasant.
is the guest OF friends here.
Addison Coss, OF Huntsville. spent
Sunday with friends here.
Albert Horcher left yesterday for
two weeks visit at THIN.
NJ. Il. Cole spent Sunday with his
family at Barnesville.
A large number from here spent Sun
day ut Camp Rest.
Mrs. Ice Smith is visiting relatives at
Canal Dover.
Alvin sedEwIck spent Sunday ut Ep-
worth Park.
M friends.
An Entrrpri'rmE DrugEi'''
There arc few men more wide awake
and enterprlsluF than the Logan Drug
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