The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-17
MARTIN,s FERRY NEWS.
Tho Daily Chronicle of Whcelins's
Progressive Ncighbor.


Progressive Neighbour
The 'wonan's Home Missionary So
claty OF the Presbyterian church held
a well attended meeting at$the home OF
Mrs S. Il. Heaton on Walnut street
yesterday afternoon. a pleasing pro-
gramme was rendered and as 1t was the
last meeting OF the financial year the
following officers were elected: Pres!-
dent Mrs. s. J. Boyle; first vice-presl-
dent, Mrs. W. B. Mcclure: second Vice
president, Mrs. J. s. Cochran: record
ing secretary, Mrs. Frank McCarty:
corresponding secretary, Miss Jennie
Mlllhouse; treasurer. Mrs. Jacob Ros-
with Mrs. NJ. c. Mitchell on the second
Thursday in April.
Tonight at the Opera House, Rev.
Father C. A. Mulhearn, OF St. Mary's
church will deliver his stereoptlcan
lecture "Round About Old Ireland"
Judging from the advance sale OF tick
cts the audience will be large and I'M
doubtedly DO well pleased. The hour
Of song which will conclude the program
will prove to be m interesting feature
OF tho evening.
The cannon to be placed in the SOL
dier's lot Mt Riverview cemetery has
arrived from California and will be
placed In the burying grounds shortly.
The members OF the G. A. r, who se-
cured the gun were somewhat sur
prissd at the freight charges which
! were AS 30. ,$tfl
The Pabst Brewing company Is ne
gotiatlng with Theodore Keller for the
purchase of his property at the corner
Of Hanover and Fifth street. No sale
has yet been made, but the chances are
that there will be shortly.
The Etude Mandolin club at their
| rooms nj the Shreve-Hervey5 building
| last night gave very enjoyable dance
to about fifteen couples Of young peo-
pie. Bellaire. Bridgeport and Wheel
| ing were represented.
Miss Anna Bowen, teacher In the high
shcool left yesterday for n few days
| visit In the East. Rev. Ochslaeser OF
| the English Lutheran church Is taking
charge of the classes during her alb
sence. .,.'. ta
Manager Miller has booked an attrac-
ton at the Opera House oil next week.
Mr.. Charles Mortimer and company
who will appear in q repertoire OF
popular plays. ,EU
The West Virginia Glass company Is
/ experiencing mn unusually brisk season.
Large shipments OF ware are being
made and everything running ulll.
| The employees OF the Top mill, on this
| side of the river who have been Idle on
account Of break at that plant, re-
sumed' work yesterday afternoon.
Carl SeabrIght,' millwrisht at the
Laughlin received q bad cut on the
head by falling from q spindle while
at work Wednesday.
Henry Boles, picker at the Laugh
| lin tin mill had his hand painfully cut
while at work at the plant yesterday.
| Alvin Smith and Jack Leeman have
gene to Washington, Pa, where they
will work in q tin mill.
Mrs, Jane Armstrong will return to
her home in Plttsburg to-day after 4
visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Tweedy re-
turned yesterday from 4 visit with
Smithtield friends.
Miss Jessie Ong. OF Smlthfeld, was the
guest OF her sste:, Miss Blanch, yes
| terday. --
Miss Minnie Maxwell Is In Steuben-
Vile called by the death of her mother.
Oliver Packer who has been quite Ill
for the past week Is slightly imprived.
James Gather Is down from Toledo
to visit his family on Third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Ollom have re-
turned from Cameron, w. Va.
Fred Eberle has left on q business
| trip for Spence. Baggs g. Co.
T. Hasklns made business trip to
East Liverpool yesterday.
Squire Keller was in ST. Clairsville
yesterday on business.
Joseph Hood returned yesterday from
Canal Dover Ohio.
Charles Wingard IS confined with
grip.