The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-31
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of wheelinE'-
Progressive Ncighbor.

Inc buity NlToHiClc 81 " HceiluFs
Progressive Ncighbor.
All the families that have bccn spend
ing the summer Mt Camp Rest" the
resort that has made Itself SO popular
along The Ohio river for the past four
years. moved 10 their winter quarters
In this city yesterday. All the inhahit-
ants declare that summers vacation
at The sea shore is not 10 be compared
with camp life at the beautiful comp
ing grounds above this city. Visitors
were numerous this season. about
500 In number having visited this camp
during the past three months. People
from the Atlantic and as far west as
the Rocky mountains have been enroll
ed in the camp register during the sea
son OF 80.
II has been circulated about town that
the Laughlin. would pay It's employees
Friday afternoon. to allow them holt
day on Saturday. The report is abso.
lutely IToundless, and the paymaster OF
that mill positively stated last evening
that they would pay OF Saturday after
noon as heretofore. The Aetna-stand-
ard, however, will pay their men Friday
afternoon.
William Tnglemeyer. Thomas Grayson
Brock Brown and Charley Alexander,
the latter OF Wheeling. have been
matched for one hundred yard dash al
the picnic Saturday.
The Martins Ferry sluggers and the
Doughertys will cross bats this after
noon on the mill grounds Both are
strong teams, and good game is as
sured.
The young ladies' of "our Crowd" very
pleasantly entertained their gentlemen
friends last evening, at the home OF Miss
Margaret Smith, on THE Heights"
Mr.. and Mrs. william Moore, who
have been the guest OF relatives here
for several months. returned TO their
home in Beaver Falls yesterday.
Misses Gertrude and Flood Douglass
will entertain friends next Thursday
evening at their home on North Third
street.
Patty Roop accepts the challenge OF
Frank Stewart for one hundred yard
fot race at the Labor Day picnic Satur-
day.
The Beta ri camp opposite Tilton-
willie broke up yesterday, and its MEM
bers returned to their homes in this city.
Patrick Lynch was assessed 81 and
costs by the mayor yesterday for too
freely imbibing OF liquid pyrotechnics.
The funeral of Frank Shrimp occurred
yesterday afternoon at o'clock. In
terment was at Rlverview cemetery.
Edward Arbnugh leaves Monday for
Baltimore to finish his course In the
Physicians and Surgeons College.
Charles Barth, boss plumber at the
Aetna-S Standard, Is nursing a sore foot,
which was mashed at the mill.
Arthur Reynolds VIII enter the Ch!ca-
go University. He is q former princi-
pal Of the high school here.
Mrs. Thomas Williams and Mrs.
Mary johnson have gone to New Cas-
tie for few days.
Mrs. J. b. Anderson, of wellgburg. is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Ulrich.
on Broadway.
Alexander Humphreville, Of Mount
Pleasant, was the guest OF his son Hem
ry yesterday.
There will be number Of trades dis
plays in the Labor Day parade BY local
merchants.
Miss Maud Allen, OF smithfield, is the
guest OF Miss Maud Newland, on wal
nut street.
The work OF casing the nrteslan well
at the Belmont brewery was completed
yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Clouse, OF BellaIre, Is the
guest Of Miss Amelia Reltz, on Fourth
street.
George HellinE resigned his position
as time clerk at the Laughlin mill yes
teray.
DR.. Kline. OF Toledo. is the guest OF
Edward Arbaugh. on Hanover street.
Erhard Zimmerman's case will come
up before Squire Keller In a day or so.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
school board will be held tonight.
Harvey Watson, OF Boston, is visit
ing his brother, n. c. Watson.
c. II. Belleville and son, Walter.
have returned from Ironton.
The fremen will turn out in the La
Dor Day parade.
]. A. Freeman and family are visit
Ing in Pitcher.
The Belmont brewery is being re-
painted.