The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-19
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of WhcelinG's
Progressive NciRhl,or.

IlE many CITY VI EAgAAs
John N. Cook. Of Steubenviile. were mo-
tihed yesterday that he would be a
candidate for the Republican nominal
tlon for circuit Judge OF the seventh 1u-
dlcial district. comprising the counties
OF Aahtdbuia, Belmont, Carroll. Column
bIann. Geango, Guernsey, Harrison.
Jefferson. Lake, Mahonlng, Monroe.
Portage and Trumbull. It Is announced
that the Hon. William H. Frazier,
whose term will soon expire, Will not be
In the field for denomination and 1t Is
also said that ex-Prosecuting Attorney
c. L. Weems will be a candidate. These
two well known gentlemen in the field
Is enough In Itself to signify an inter
estIng struggle.
Charles Thompson was arrested by
Oiflcer Brown last evening Thompson
has for several months been Insane and
spending the majority OF his time. I'm
Guiding nights, In the woods back OF
town, making occasional trips to his
home In this city for food. While slip
ping into town last evening he was
caught by the officer who has been on
the look out for him for several weeks.
He was taken to jail and examined by
DIR. Wilson, who pronounced his mind
entirely gone. He will probably be tn
ken to St ClRirsYille to-day.
Harry Northwood, formerly proprle-
tor Of the NOrthwood Rlnss house In
| this city, but OF late proprietor and
general manager Of the Northwood
glass works OF Indiana, Pa, has sold his
factory outright to the combine and
leaves in a short time for London, Eng
land, as foreign representative OF the
National Glass Company. with head
quarters in that city.
,atry, N,r N1.o anoanyR
OF 90 al the Star theatre will be the
production OF "a Child OF the South"
which appears at that house Saturday
evening, This sterling company also
has with them the famous Tuxedo La
dies band and orchestra.
Mrs. Bion Williams entertained
number OF friends last evening at her
home on Broadway. About twenty
guests were present, who thoroughly
enjoyed themselves. Elegant refresh
ments were served during the evening.
A pleasant surprise was rendered
Ollie Bird last evening by number OF
his friends calling upon him In honor OF
his eighteenth birthday. A pleasant
evening was spent which terminated
with an elegant luncheon.
The funeral Of Paul. the two-year-
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sech, on
Hanover street, will take place at 2
o'clock this afternoon. Interment Will
be at Riverview cemetery.
The funeral of the one-year-old child
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Newton, occur
red at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Interment was at Rivervnew ceme-
terry.
Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Toland. who
have been the guests Of the family of
George Barr, on Broadway, returned to
their home in Harrisville yesterday.
Harry wolcott, who has been the
guest Of Samuel CARRIER, on Third
street, for few days, returned to his
home in Norfolk, Va, yesterday.
The Young Peoples Society Of Chris
tIan Endeavor county convention will
be held at Pleasant Grove the first
week in October.
The congregation Of the Christian
church are preparing to give their new
pastor, Rev. Herbert Tllock, reception
Friday evening.
The congressional convention at Mar |
tins Ferry was the greatest in the
history Of the Sixteenth dlStrict.-ohio
Press.
Francis Nlullaney leaves to-day for
MuncIe, Ind, to take charge of the Of
fee OF the Palmer Steel & Iron Com |
pany.
Howard Montgomery returned to
Pittsburgh, yesterday, after few days |
visit with his parents on Broadway.
Harry Bowman: who has been the
guest OF Thomas Green, on Broadway |
returned to Bethany yesterday.
William Stewart has accepted posi-
ton at the West Virginia glass works |
in the order department.
Mrs. Rachel Godfrey returned yes
terdRy, after two weeks visit with |
relatives at Columbus.
Miss Blanche Seabright leaves to-
day for Akron. Ohio, TO visit relatives |
for couple Of weeks.
Mrs. ]. o. Perry and children have re- |
turned from two weeks visit with rel
atlves in the country.
Mrs. Samuel Anthony, who has been |
the guest of relatives in Pittsburgh, re-
turned yesterday.
Fred Floto, who has been the guest of
William Robrey returned to Steuben-
Vile yesterday.
Sewer pipe, all sizes, constantly on
hand DAVID COSS.
A number of young people from this
city enjoyed hay ride to Colerain last
evening.
Percy Chandler. of Missouri, is the
guest OF Jones Murdoch, on Fayette
street.
Mrs. Anna Wells left yesterday for
Lima, Ohio, to visit for couple OF
weeks.
Miss Lille Dean left yesterday for
Potomac w. Va, to visit relatives for
week.
Miss Margaret Smith went to Smith
field yesterday, to visit relatives.
Harry Rosenthnl goes to Marietta to-
day to visit relatives.
Vincent CrIswell. OF Wellsburg, was
in the city yesterday.
When In need Of sewer pipe call on
David CoSs.
WELLSBURG.