The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-09
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
Tho Daily Chronicle Of Whecling's
Progressive Ncig1,bor.

Progressive Ncighbor.
A branch OF tho Coming Men OF
america will BIO Instituted In this city
within tho near future. A charter has
already been secured, and II the inter-
est already being taken by young men
OF this city IS sign Of the organiza-
TONS future It is I'm unquestlonably
bright one. A meeting will likely be
held Saturday evening and officers Will
be elected. .ia
Tho public fountain will likely he re-
moved to the northwest corner Of Han
over and Fourth streets. and It Is to
be hoped that II the move is made It
Will be OF more service In Its future To-
cation than has marked Its record Of
the past. s
The funeral OF Mrs. Thomas Johns,
Who died very suddenly Sunday even
Ing. will take place from her late home
on Broadway Wednesday afternoon at
2 o'clock. Interment will be made at
Riveryiew.
The damage suit OF Mrs. Mary L. CO.
bell Vs. tho city OF Martins Ferry,
which was postponed several weeks
ago. Is Set for hearing before common
pleas court next Wednesday week.
A business meeting OF the Thimbl0
Bee to complete arrangements for the
flower party" to be given Friday even
Ing, is called for tonight at the home
OF Mrs. Alex Dixon, on Fourth street.
Miss Georgia Edwards, OF West WAL
nut street, 10 In q precarious condition
from blood poisoning caused by small
scratch on her hlnd which she received
several weeks ago.
Miss Bessie Dogle's Sunday school
class Of the Presbyterian church will
serve refreshments In the vacant room
In the Opera house block next Satur-
day evening.
The ferry boat Conveyor will make
trip from the landing to the Island
this evening to accommodate those
wishing to take in the circus.
Patrick Mullen entertained large
number OF his friends last evening in
n very pleasant manner ut his homo on
North Sixth street.
Laura, the young daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Marquardt, Of Washing
ton street. fell Sunday afternoon and
fractured her ankle.
Joseph Moore, OF Scotch Ridge, left
yesterday morning for Kansas City,
Mo-. where he will likely make his home
In the future.
Allen Nelson. OF Sewickley, Pa, stop
ped off here yesterday on his way to
Maynard, and was the guest Of Con-
stable Stanton.
a party Of young men from this city
attended the select hop given By Prof.
Delbrugge ut Bridgeport last night.
Howard. young son Of William Brand.
Of North street. is In q dangerous con-
ditlon from typhoid pneumonia.
8. L. Woods, bookkeeper at Spence.
Daggs & Co.. returned yesterday from
weeks visit at Smithfleld.
The Maxwell stock company opened
weeks engagement at the Opera
house last night.
Roy Mcclure son Of DR.. W. B. Nc
Clure, Of Fifth street, is quite Ill with
typhoid fever.
Miss Sarah Blackburn, OF Steubeu-
Vile. was the guest Of Miss Amelia Ritz
yesterday
John dohns arrived from Philadelphia
last night, called by the death Of his
mother.
Mrs. Jacob Rosenthal Is the guest OF
Mrs. George Westwood at Wheeling.
Fred Eberlie Is In from q business
trip for Spence. Boggs Il Co.
Miss Edna Otto, OF Wheeling, was
visiting in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ". Tweedy were at
Mt. Pleasant yesterday.
George Noble returned from Clnys-
VILE. Pa. yesterday.
Sig Wolff Is down from Toronto to
spend few days: