The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-05
l1.ARTIIN,s FERRY. NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle. Of wheellng's
Progressive Neighbor. h. 1, Z,

yesterday afternoon at the home Of
Mfs. r. r. Kerr. on 1.-THE Heights" the
tlrst regular meeting or the Woman's
-Club. Tor the present club year, was
held. The majority OF the members
were present and a most attractive
programme was carried out. Mrs. Kerr
delivered the presidents greeting. Mrs.
w. l.. Noble had an excellent paper on
"Ohio's Statesmen" which was follow.
ed by an address by Mrs. A, r, Rob-
inson. on "Ohicis Writer'S" Mrs. r.
w. Shreve had an Interesting paper on
"Ohio's Places OF Note" The pro-
gramme was concluded with vacation
notes BY members. MIS-. NJ. NJ. Sheets
was chosen as delegate to the conven-
ton Of the Ohio Federation OF woman's
Clubs, which meets Mt Marietta Ohio.
this month. 80 l.s.S II :,
The gentlemen In charge OF the
Wheeling "Field Day decided at a
meeting Wednesday evening, to en-
deavor to secure the Independent hose
team of this city. and the Fulton team
for race on that, day., the latter OF
course to be given a handicap which
Will be satisfactory to. both teams.
They have offered SO as a prize. In
speaking to some Of the. Independent
runners last evening they seemed per-
fectly willing to turn In and help the
cause. g.
Our store Will be open to the public
tomorrow morning. WeJwill show one
of the finest lines of furniture ever
brought to the city. Call and examine
our goods and prices. * N. ~
CAMPBELL & oRRIsoN,
Fourth Street. Between Hanover and
Walnut.
w. B. Francis will address the resi-
dents Of Tiltonvllle next Monday even
Ing. He expects to go up to address
the Democrats Of that place, but II no
others attend the audience can be
counted on the fingers of one hand
The Martins Ferry. members OF the
Bellaire lodge OF Elks banQueted the
order last evening at Choppers cafe.
About seventy-fiye members came up.
accompanied by their band. and a very
enjoyable evening was spent by all.
The Mark Hanna marching club was
out for practice last night. They crea-
ted quite an Impression by their march
Ing at bridgeport, Wednesday evening.
They Will take partin the parade at
Bellaire this evening. 81.
Oscar and Eddie Gardner have been
secured for slN-round contest at the
vigilant picnic TO be- given ut Nc
Sword sorchard, Saturday. This will
alone insure a large crowd. =
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jarvis. who
have been the guests of the family of
Mayor Goodhue, on South Fourth
street. have returned. to. their home; at
New Castle. Pa. .i
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson HoyIe, of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, arrived In the city yes
terday, and are the guests Of the
family Of e. j. Hoyle. on South Fourth
street. y. 8 ii-si3f1'fri..t4
Mrs. r. r. Kerr and Miss Matte Ev-'
ans leave tomorrow for Cleveland, to
spend week with relatives and
friends. ''i's2 Sl Nf7B5
Miss Eliza Carmichael has returned
to her home at Wellsburg, after. a
weeks visit with friends In this city.
Gideon McCord left yesterday for
Puzzle, Col, where he has secured
position in the mines at that place.
Miss Bessie Beatrice Katie Marie Cox
VIII entertain friends this evening. at
her home on South Second street.
Baker Boyd returned yesterday from
New York, where he represented this
district at the scale conference. -
Orders were posted at the Laughlin
yesterday. stating that the mill would
resume in full Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henderson and
child left yesterday for points In ILL
nois to visit relatives. ~
Rev. William Lewis left yesterday for
Wayland, O., where he will spend sew
eral days. .s,is
Miss Elsie Eick will entertain friends
this evening at her home on THE
Heights" .eeiTs,yr,
: Miss Annie Turviance. of SmithfieId,
Is spending few days with friends in
the city.
w. L. Williams, of New Philadelphia,
was business caller In Shc city yester-
day.
Miss Annie Reed. OF Blaine, was call
Ing on friends In the city yesterday.
Several from here drove to Cadlz yes
terday to attend the fair. 1850.
Howard Marshall went to CadIz yes
terday, to attend the fair.
II. w. Gaudlng Is in Washington. Pa,
on business. 1st.Ts..
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