The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-03
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of wheoling's
Progressive NeIghbor.

Tho Monarch club will give n dance
at Schedules hall this evening, which
promises to be very enjoyable. An III
tractlve feature of the evenings pro-
gramme will be the rendition of several
selections by three noted QuaTtetteS-
the Monarch, Royal and the Big Four
qunrtettes.
Miss Ethel Smith win entertain a
number Of her friends at an Easter
party at her home on Walnut street,
Friday evening, April IL. Invitations
were issued yesterday.
A FIRE alarm was turned in last even
ing from box Is, near the National
Glass Company's plant The Liberty's
company responded and discovered 1t
Was n false alarm.
Mrs Nancy Turk and Miss Lizzie
Ralney returned from Cleveland yester-
day, where they went TO attend the
funeral Of their brother, William j.
Rainey.
Several women from here will go to
Bellaire Wednesday afternoon to attend
a special meeting for women conducted
by Evangelist S. D. Gordon, of Cleve-
land.
The Naennerchor Singing Society Will
give musical and literary entertain
ment at their hall on Washington street
for their families next Sunday evening.
Miss Emily Hoge is expected home the
last of the week from a three months
visit with her sister, Mrs. Edgar Bed
ford. at Chicago.
The building committee of the u. p,
church expect to have the plans OF the
new edifice ready for contractors to bid
on this week.
An open meeting Of the women's. club
will be held Thursday evening at the
residence OF Mrs. Matthias Sheets, at
1.-THE Elm5."
Fred Eberly left yesterday on an ex.
tended business "Trip through the state
in the interests OF the Spence. Baggs
Company.
Miss Edna Milligan, of Mt Pleasant,
is the guest OF the family OF Samuel
MIlligan, on Jefferson street.
The strike at Mears' cooper shop has
been satisfactorily settled and the men
returned to work yesterday.
viii Martin is contemplating moving
his stock of groceries into the Edwards
building, on Wainut street
A couple of Democratic candidates for
city offices had some rather bitter words
on the streets yesterday.
]. i. Kyne, Boots" Harris and Otto
REYNOLDS went to DlllOnvale last even
ing on business
Charles LIpphardt left yesterday for
Ithaca. n. Y, to resume his STUDIES IN
Cornell college.
The Nfaennerchor Singing Society will
give a Ounce at their hall Monday even
ing. April 10th.
Deputy Revenue Collector Theodore
Keller was in PowhatLan yesterday on
business.
Miss Sarah Gray went to the coun-
try yesterday to spend week with
friends.
MISS Alice Watson, of Lorain, o., is
the guest Of relatives on Jefferson
street.
Miss Nellie Miller, of Scranton, Pa,
is the guest Of relatives on South Broad
way.
Miss Margaret Hess, of steubenvIlle
is the guest OF relatives in clarks' addi-
ton.
w. r, Ratcllft was business caller
in down yesterday from Mt. Pleasant,
George Heaton went to Trenton yes
terday to spend week with relatives.
A regular meeting OF dhe township
trustees will be held this afternoon.
Frank shrodes, of Brady's Lake, Is
Visiting relatives in the city.
The sheet mills a. the Aetna-Standard
resumed yesterday morning.
]. A. White. of Mt. Pleasant, was in
town yesterday on business.
Thomas Lewis has returned from a
business trip to MichigaS..
Harry Robinson went to Dillonvale
last evening on business.