The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-08
MARTINS FERR. \ NEWS.
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The marriage of Geoisyc w. Collins,
OF Portland, to Miss Ma 1nie Gillespie,
OF the same town occurs at the home
OF the brides parents at, o'clock this
| evening. Rev. S. J. BogEe,. pastor OF the
First Presbyterian churd OF this city,
viii perform the ceremou les. AR. Col
line has been for severi il years past
the efficient and accomia1 odating agent
at the Cleveland G Pits burgh freight
depot In this city. while Miss Gillespie
Is one OF Portlnpd's wea known and
popular young matrons. The newly
welded couple will led We tomorrow
morning for Atlantic CIT ", Chuttanoo-
ga, Richmond, Norfolk and other
southern points and will.i be at home in
Portland after June 20.
The members OF the Thimble Bee
were very Hospitality ena ertained yes
terday afternoon by 1Ela1 Jennie Nc
Grew at the residence OF Mr.. Woods.
on Third street. Besides t:he members.
several out-of-town guest j were pres
ent and the afternoon wat; delightfully."-
spent. Mrs. "A. W. DInen received first
prize. q silver needle bolt Ter, for pro-
ducins the most words fro n the words
"Thimble Bee" and Mrs. George
Blnckford. OF Snndusky. was awarded
the consolation prize Api ,etizing re-
freshments were served. On next
Thursday afternoon they w,ill be en-
tertained by Miss Cleod Anthony. on
Broadway.
The marriage OF Marcus Davis to
Miss Fannie Thomas lis announced to
take place In Weisv'tIie. next thurs
day. Both were formttr and well known
Martins Ferry young people. md have
many warm friends III this city.
Deborah Davis. Da vld 5Davls, Johme
Davis. Mary Rccce, Katie Reece. Emily
Lewis. WlRdham Lewis and Lille
Lewis. Of this city, Will leave next
"Wednesday for Liverpool, England. on
the White Stnr liner, TclItonic. to visit
relatives.
The funeral Of lIrs Margaret Gal
braith occurred yesterday morning.
from her late homa on Second street.
lrterment at RIverTiew cemetery.
The singing sectibn OF the Maenner-
chor Will receive their new hats to-
day which theylwhll wear to the Ma
tional saengerfest bat Cincinnati.
Mrs. Jane Green. who has been the
guest Of the family OF George Barr. on
Broadway, retur he'd TO her home In
Cambridge yester day.
The Martins FERRY band will give n
lawn fete In Warnut Grove In connec-
ton With their trpen MIR concert Satur-
day evening. J,rne Il.
The executive. committee OF the Wo-'
mans Club met1ss Tomorrow evening ut
the residence OK Mrs. L. J. C. Drennen
on THE Heights"
Little Myrtle. Miller leaves Sunday
for Newark. TO-. where she Will play
next week with IN opera company Mt
Idle Wilde Park.
Mrs. Franz: McCarty and daughter
Belle. rctur ried yesterday from Steu-
benville, where they had been the
guests of f'siends.
Assessor Taylor reports thirty-RiRe
births anel twenty-One deaths in Mar
tins Ferry precinct for the past year
a larS'f number OF our citizens VIII
go to b claire to-day. TO attend the
county convention.
bliss Minnie Helfenhine. of Elm
Grove. !s the guest OF her brother W.
H.. on Jefferson street.
Chaffes Bartholomew is the guest of
his Sister. Mrs. Charles x. Nash, at
John: On. Ohio.
Th e class of 80 Will be entertained
Tomorrow evening by Miss Amelia
ReitX.
81 * mills at the Aetna Standard were
on yesterday on account of the Intense
hecst
!ftr. and Mrs. Clarence Sefby nrc the
ghosts OF relatives in Fairmont. w. Va.
david Quicker. OF Newburg, n. Y,
was in the city yesterday.
Camp Rest" viii open for the sum-
rner next Thursday.
Hal Watson is the guest OF friends ut
. Bethany.