The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-31
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling's
Progressive Neighbor.

Misses Blanche ong and Ora Milignn
returned yesterday from u few days
visit with relatives at Wellsburg. While
lin that city they had quite an interest
Ing experience. They were riding Sat
urday evening In a grocery wagon with
| q gentleman friend, and while driving
along the country road the wagon ran
upon a large pile OF dirt. which was
unseen by the driver. The wagon was
| upset, and all the occupants thrown to
the ground. One of the young ladies
was caught under the wagon. while the
,otherfwas, thrown directly under the
| horse, which was knocked from Its
feet by the upsetting of the wagon.
Both fortunately escaped without any
serious injury, but received several Sc
we're bruises and scare they will re-
members -F $50
i. Miss Edna Order. Of Toledo, who has
been the guest OF friends In this city
| for the past week, left yesterday for
'Burgettstown, to spend several weeks
with relatives. She Will return to this
city for short stay before returning to
her home.
Oscar Farrow, who has been the guest
of relatives In the city for the past week
left yesterday for his home, at Column
bus. accompanied by his daughter. Mrs.
Fred Jones, who will spend a few days
in that city before going to- Atlantic
City.
The passenger train on the Wheeling
&; Lake Erie, due here sunday night at
1915, did not arrive until yesterday
morning at o'clock, owing to wreck
on the northern end Of the di"ision.
q Roger Lupton will entertain n num-
Der of friends Tomorrow afternoon and
evening. from 3 TO 5, In honor Of his
birthday. at his home. on Hickory
! street.
Mrs. Z. C. Simpson and daughter,
Miss Marie. leave this morning for their
home at Bellfontaine. after months
visit with friends in the city.
Dr.. r.. H. Wilson returned yesterday
| from New York, where he has been
spending his summer taking post
graduate course in medicine.
Miss Maggie Ralston's condition was
reported very critical last evening, and
slight hopes were entertained for her
recovery.
!d-rMr. and Mrs. Charles Burns returned
to their, home, ut Steubenvillc. yester.
day. after n couple of days visit with
friends in the city.
Pearl Schoheid leaves this morning
for her home, at Marion. Ind, after u
weeks visit with her parents, on Wal
nut street.
,aiiMr. andiMrs. Benjamin Tcagarden
I leave, this morning for Cameron, w.
va, to. spend couple of weeks with
friends.
E. c. Boyd and daughter. Miss Anna.
returned yesterday from n two weeks.
visit with relatives at Huntington. W.
Va.
Miss Gretta Schofeld, of Columbus, is
the guest OF her parents. Prof. and Mrs.
J, W, Schoneld. on Walnut street.
Howard Stewart returned yesterday
from II two weeks visit with relatives
ut Cincinnati and Oxford, Ohio,
Miss Loretta Wright returned last
evening from few days visit with
her mother. at Pittsburgh.
Miss Bessie Watson leaves this morn
| Ing for Gallipolis. to spend the winter
With relatives. fSt !
Clint CARRIER leaves this morning for
Marietta. to spend couple OF weeks
with relatives.
DR.. j. G. Parr moved his dental Of
flee into the new Hoge building yester-
day. q gyS5 asy 5
Miss Sue Dlttmar leaves to-day for
Chautauqua, toIspend couple of weeks.
4 Mrs. james Gather. OF Toledo, is the
guest of relatives in this city.
Brady Williams returned to New
Martinsrllle yesterday.