The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-15
MARr1N,s FERRY BR1EFs.

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Rev. Brown. pastor OF the Mt. Pleasant
Presbyterian church, conducted the SER
vices at the funeral OF Mrs. William Ed
wards yesterday. Tie interment was at
Scotch Ridge and the pail bearers were
Rev. ]. c.. Hugh, Harry and PAUL, all
brothers OF the deceased.
A. D. Humphreville, ESQ.,, OF Mr.. Pleas
ant, celebrated his sixty-second birthday
yesterday. Those present at dinner were
Mrs. Susan Chalfani. Of Springfield, Mo-:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Humphrevllle, OF
Martins Ferry; Mr.. and Mrs. Gallaher
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Humphreville.
The fourth Illustrated sermon on the
Life OF Christ. will be delivered by Rev.
s. J. Boyle, at the opera mouse to-mor-
row evening. Stereopticon pictures are
thrown upon a large canvas on the stage
by Will A. Miller, the owner of the ap-
paratus.
Martins Ferry people wishing to sub
scribe for the Daily Intelligencer should
leave their names with John w. Crooks,
the Martins Ferry Representatives. Office
on Fourth street. The paper is also sold
here.
The Emma Sardou Company close q
weeks engagement at the opera house
tonight. The company Is all right. "A
Factory Wais' was played last night.
The bill for tonight is True Irish
Love"
Last night very enjoyable meeting
of the Shakespeare Club was held at the
home of Miss Josephine MCGOWAN. on,
North Third street. The club Is COM
posed of eighteen young ladies. 4
The orbls Club was pleasantly enter
tained last night by Misses Blanche and
Edna Talbot at their home on Ninth
street. The programme was quite inter
csting.
DR.. a. W, Diven now has call Office
at the corner OF Avondale avenue anil
Main street, with a telephone connecting
his Office and residence on Fourth street.
The case of Fred Jones. ct al, vs.. the
Standard Building Association, will be
heard on demurrer before Judge Hol-
ingsworth, at o'clock this morning.
A number OF friends spent Thursday
evening very pleasantly at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lark!ns, on
Broadway.
The Bright Hope Club, new social
organization, will give a supper at Its
lpUIIlo VIZ S1AbGA ohASSSs lliuhA
Rev. Charles D. Fulton, OF Allegheny
City. will preach in the U. P. church to-
morrow at 1880 n. m. and7 p. m.
John r. Williams goes to Powhatan
this afternoon. where he will install the
officers in the Odd Fellows lodge.
Miss Carrie Wright, OF Pittsburgh.
who has been visiting her sister, Miss
Retta Wright, has returned. 4.
Miss Bertha Jones has returned from
n visit with the family of William
Sharon esq. ct Colerain.
J. T. Hanes will move his ONCE into
the ]. C. Gray building, corner of Han
over and Fourth streets. b
A porslon OF the Aetna-Standar was
off yesterday on account OF a shortage of
gas.
The breakdown mill at the Aetna
Standard. is being replaced BY Il jobbing
mill
Mrs. Anna NJ. strattan, OF Salem,
visited the family OF X. Hose yesterday.
William Greene is moving to Indiana,
Pa, where he Is working.
The wash houzc atlthc Aetna. Standard
VIII resume next Monday.
Isaac 1Iornbakc. who has been quite
sick, is much better
The tin house at the Laughrn will so
on next Monday.
The wcodchoppers will have a big time
Tonight.
John Rice 10 sick at his home on Third
street, III
William Kelly has returned to Bethes-
da.
Elmer, son Q, Frank Dun. is sick.
Council viii meet tonight.