The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-02
MARTINS FERRY.
IIaps and mIshap4 In the thriving city
Arroas Ihs River.

H1p1 ana 4l1unP4 IN b4AS AHEtHAH S'es
Across Ihu River.
Notwithstanding the heat Of last
evening, a large and enthusiastic crowd
witnessed the opening production, 1.-THE
Tornado" at the opera house. This
evening the same company VIII prodnce
1.-THE Fast Mail"
A new butter and cheese factory to
be started in this citE, is one OF the
present probabilities A party was In
the city yesterday looking up suitable
site for the new concern.
An open air camp meeting will be
held al Brilliant next Sunday, given by
the Second NJ z. church Of this place,
and the Sixth Street NJ. E. church, OF
steubenvllle.
Mrs. Hanna HoyIe, Of waverly, Neb.,
accompanied by her nephews, Caleb
and Benule HoHle, arrived here yester-
day. The latter two viii attend school
at this place,
Louis W. Smith drove party Of thlr-
teen Young people to Falrmont, ONO
yesterday, to attend the Baptist Asso-
citation, In session at that place.
Judge Hollingsworth has appointed
George c. Mckee, Of Bridgeport, as re-
ceIyer OF the Standard Home and Saw
lngs Association OF this city.
The board OF education held rs regu-
lar monthly meeting last night and the
hnal arrangements for the opening oil
school Monday, were made.
Prof. Arthur Reynolds arrived here
yesterday morning from Chicago, to be
ready to resume his duties as teacher OF
the high school Monday.
Three unknown tramps were arrested
by the police last evening for VRgrancy,
and Dennis CallIhan for being drunk
and dlsorderly.
Mills No, and Il Mt the LAughlln.
have been shut down indefinitely on ac-
count OF insufficient steam to run the
entire mill.
About so was realized from the chick
en- supper given by the ladies OF the
Presbyterian church, "Wednesday even
Ing.
Miss Nora Clark viii return to
GAINESVILLE tomorrow, TO resume her
duties as teacher of the school there.
The Second African Methodist Eplsco-
pal church is being overhauled and re-
paired In an extensive manner.
The Moundsville base ball team will
play the club Of this place on the mill
grounds tomorrow afternoon.
Our public school teachers viii hold
their first meeting in the high school
room tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Bessie GlllmartLn, OF cumber-
land, Md, is the guest OF the family OF
William Joy, on Broadway.
Thomas GFayson, OF this place. has
entered the one hundred yard foot race
at Bellaire Saturday.
W. w. Mccoy and Abraham TIdd,
both OF Marietta. were In the city yes
terday on business.
Miss Alice Wood entertained num-
her OF her friends last evening in a
pleasant manner.
A crowd Of young people composed n
boating party which went up the river
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Gray and son have
returned from visit with PennsBlva-
MIA friends
Charles Thorngate expects to move
his family to Baltimore in the near fu-
ture.
a labor day picnic will be held at Lo-
Gust Grove on Long Run, next Monday.
Several Of our citizens went TO st.
ClnirsvIlle yesterday, to attend the fair.
W. L. slmpkins, OF Connection, Ohio,
called on his son here yesterday.
o. r. Parmalee, OF Cleveland, was In
the city yesterday, on business.
H. H. Van oener, Of AFiflintown, o..
was here on business yesterday
NJ. j. Ransom, OF MoundsvIlle, was
calling here yesterday.
DR.. Hoge. OF Portland Station, was In
the city yesterday.
A. L. sternberg, of Toledo, was in
town yesterday.
Miss Ella Hill returned to East Liver
pool yesterday.