The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-24
MARTINS FERRY.
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AcFOas tie River.

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Across tie River.
1t was the intention of Manager NIL
Ter to open the opera house with the
production, "a Booming Town" on
September i, but owing to the serious
illness Of The manager Of the company,
they will be unable to I'LL any engage
ments for the present, and as result
the opening attraction viii be Lincoln ].
Carriers Tornado" on September 3.
Miss Caroline Smith, aged elghtY-two
years. maiden lady residing With her
daughter, Mrs. Caroline Strobel, on
south Fifth street, died shortly after
O'clock Yesterday afternoon, from
paralysis, The funeral will occur TO-
morrow afternoon and the interment
will be made at RiVerview cemetery.
Al a meeting of the Young Ladies'
Erection Society Of the Presbyterian
church Monday night, It was decided to
give a chicken supper on the lawn OF
Mr.. James A, Gray, on North Third
street, Wednesday evening, August 81.
Mrs, Samuel Thompson, of Eighth
street, is seriously III again and 1t Is
thought she will have to be taken 10
the North wheeling hospital, where she
will have TO be operated on for the
third time for tumor.
Several mills OF the Aetna!standard
mill were compelled to lay on yesterday
afternoon on account OF the Intense
heat, several OF the employees being
overcome and had to be carried to their
homes
Mills No. 4, z, 8 and 8. Of the sheet
department of the Aetna Standard, re-
gufned last night with the third turn,
after m idleness OF about two days,
caused by break In the cylinder.
Miss Lou March, who has been the
guest OF her cousins, Misses Marguer-
lite McWilllams and Lille Ebberts for
the past six weeks, returns to her homo
in Milford Centre, tomorrow.
Miss Elizabeth Gilmore, who has been
the guest OF Miss Berthe Blackford, on
Fourth street. for the past two weeks
returned to her home in Washington
Pa, yesterday.
Marshal Chopper and sisters, Miss
Emma and Mrs. Annie Blggs and Har-
~ Bentz, returned home yesterday, at
Ter a visit to Atlantic City and other
eastern points.
The infant daughter OF George Moore,
az the Fifth ward, died yesterday morn
ing OF whoopInE cough and pneumonia.
The funeral will occur this afternoon at
o'clock.
Miss Mary Friek, who has been visit
ing relatives here for several weeks
pnst, returns to her home at Youngs-
town to-day.
James Hukill has opened his tailor
ing establishment and gents fuCnish-
ing store on Fourth street In the Heath
property.
ID. A. Hull has received the contract
for furnishing the coal for the water
works, for one year. beginning septem-
Der !.
John Ralston, of Mncomb. ILL.,, return
ed to his home yesterday, after a two
weeks visit With his mother at this
place.
Miss Maud Haynes, formerly OF this
place, was married. to Mr.. Charles Col
Inns, OF Salt Lake City.
Miss Bessie Douglass has accepted
position as clerk at Shocks dry goods
store In Wheeling.
Krim Bros. will open their grocery
store on the corner Of Fifth and Walnut
streets tomorrow.
Harry Mcwllllams returned from a
two weeks visit with Uhrichsville
friends yesterday.
Mrs. Conroy. of New Philadelphia, was
visiting the family Of NJ. A. Bartholo-
NOV yesterday.
County Auditor Aldredge, Of ST.
Clalrsvllle, was in town yesterday on
business.
Mrs. Howard Hopkins went to Pitts
burgh yesterday to visit friends.
Miss Alice and Archie Wood went to
Harrisville yesterday.
Miss Marguerite Drennen went to
Grandvew yesterdny.
Mrs George Tweedy went TO East
Liverpool yesterday.
Fred. Hall, OF wellsburg, was here on
business yesterday.
Miss Birdie sedgwlols, Of Mt. Hope, is
visiting In town.
f. K. Hogo was in MoundsvIllo yes
day on business.