The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-26
MARTIN,s FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of Wheeling
Progressive NeIRhbor.

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Progressive NeIRhDor.
The following Is the programme for
the Scotch evening entertainment" TO
be given at the Methodist Episcopal
church this evening. commencing at
1880 o'clock:
Music. Scatter Seeds Of Kindness
Congregation
scripturs Lesson.
Reading Love Of Country
Miss Sue DIttmnr.
Vu1NITe.Ve TiI.: ;rn ly &c an
MesBrB. Lee Norris, E. 8. Haughton.
papeF, Some Famous Scotch Authors"
Mrs. f. 8, Haughton.
Duet &; ~;
Misses Ethel Hobbs, Ella Devault
Reading. THE Relief Of Lucknow
Miss Stella Lewis.
Song. THE Blue Bells OF Scotland"
Choir.
Reading. 80. Robert Bruce and the Spider
Miss Ella Nichols,
Reading Selections from Robert Burns
AFR. III. ID. Morris
Solo IT, win. =; MAJ, se'teh song
Reading. .Cotter'S Saturday Night
G. II. Lewis.
Mrs. Howard Hopkins:
Chorus 'i SItE;:ir america
The Laughlln tin mill was of yester-
day, on account OF not being able to Sc
cure coal. 1t is said the Laughlin COM
pany refuse to furnish any more coal to
this concern, the reason being that the
new shovel works will consume all the
Troduct from the mine.
Mrs. Cecilia Mitchell and four daugh-
tiers OF st. Clalrsville, who have been
visiting here for the past few days, left
yesterday for Springfield, Mass, to
make their future home.
Several new cases Of dlphtheria were
reported to Health officer DR.. ong yes
terday. The reported cases are widely
spread. and It is feared an epidemic will
follow.
Several pupils were sent home yester-
day from school with sore threats,
which was though. by the teachers
might prove to be diphtheria.
peek" souders was fined $50 and
costs by Mayor Shipman yesterday
morning for engaging in the trouble
Saturday evening.
Mrs. John Henderson and children
visit with relatives at Smithheld, Ohio.
A large delegation from here will go
to SteubenvIlle to-day, to attend the
Democratic congressional convention.
Thomas Lloyd returned yesterday
from Pittsburgh, where he had been
the guest of relatives for few days.
Harry Rosenthal leaves to-day for
Baltimore. TO resume his studies in the
PhysIcians' and Surgeons college.
The new department Of the Aetna
Standard was OF yesterday, on account
OF shortage OF sheet bars.
Bert Montgomery and Bert Shaver
left yesterday afternoon for Captina to
spend few days hunting.
Mrs. George JepsoU, Of st. Clairsville.
is the guest Of DR.. b. o. Williams, on
North Fourth street
Roy Clarke left yesterday for Little
Rock. Ark, to take charge Of a tele-
graph Office.
Mrs. ]. R. Williams left yesterday
for Ironton. Ohio. to visit relatives for n
few days.
Louis Arnsteln left last evening for
New York, to witness the Dewey eele-
bration.
Miss May Moore, OF Smithneld, ls the
guest Of Miss LibbIe Tweedy, on Fourth
street.
Howard Montgomery leaves to-dny
for Columbus to visit friends for few
days.
Clarence Roynnrd is the guest Of his
parents at Flushing. for n few days
Miss Carrie Kemp. OF Moundsville. Is
the guest OF relatives In this city
Mrs. ]. L. Wells has returned from
visit with relatives at Lima, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. John WoOdington are
guests OF relatives in TiltOnsville.
J. ]. Lisby returned yesterday from
Scottdnle, Pa,