The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-24
WHEELING DAILY INTELLIGENcER FRIDAY, MARCH q
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle OF Whcclins's
Progressive Ncighh 0r.


The Stanton Heater Company. o.
Bellaire. Is contemplating moving it's
plant from that city, owing TO an In
crcaslng demand for thelr product,
which makes IT necessary for an en-
larged plant that cannot satisfactorily
be made at Its present location. The
management OF the works are consider
Ing the advIsahllliy OF locating in this
city and e favorable inducements are
extended It Is not improbable tina, the
move VIII be made. Considerable inter-
est Is being manifested In the proposed
change by several OF our public spirited
citizens and should, the change In loca-
ton be made It would be very desir-
able addition to the list OF Martins
Ferry Industries.
Chairman westwood, OF the Republic
can central committee, received let
ter yesterday, from Judge ]. 5. Coch-
rap, who was nominated on the Repub-
l!can ticket for city solicitor at the re-
cent election, stating that he had with
drawn from the contest. The central
committee has until Saturday morning.
to make an appointment, which has not
yet been made. and In case q successor
to Mr.. Cochran cannot be found, George
Cook. the Democratic nominee. will
have no opposition.
Mrs. Carrie AIullane was hostess in a
delightful manner to the Thimbie Bee at
her home on North Fourth street, yes
terday afternoon. The guests which
were numerous, consisted OF several la
IIaE from, nntuthnrirfr r,
refreshments were served during the
afternoon.
Chester Lloyd. while experimenting in
the laboratory at the Central school,
yesterday morning, had narrow es-
cape from being badly burned by the
explosion OF an alcohol lamp which he
was holding. His hair was considerably
burned, but no serious Injury resulted.
Ice cream. sherbet. cake. candy, sand
wiches and coffee will be served by the
mothers Of the children OF the primary
class OF the Presbyterian church. In the
vacant store room in the opera house
block this evening, from 5 to 10 o'clock.
The open meeting Of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society of the
y. E. church, held ut the parsonage last
evening, was largely attended and Very
enjoyable. An entertaining programme
was feature.
Mary E. Myers has entered suit in
the common pleas court against Theo-
dore Keller. ct al. to recover the title to
the property at the corner OF Fifth and
Hanover streets. now being occupied by
Mr.. Keller.
: The second roll within twenty-four
hours was broken on mill No. 13. at the
Laughlin yesterday morning. The rolls
being out of line was the cause Of the
last break.
E. D. Lash will close out his jewelry
business and devote all his time dis
charging the duties OF city clerk.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Jones will be buried at Rlverview
cemetery this afternoon.
Elmer Reid came in from Scio college
last night. to spend few days with his
parents on Pearl street.
Miss Libbie Tweedy went to Smith
field yesterday. to visit relatives.
L. J. C. Drennen was at st. Glars
Vile on business yesterday. 81,
Miss Ella InglebrIght Is the guest Of
Steubenvil!e friends.
W. W. Mccoy returned from Marietta
last night.