The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-03
MARTIN,s FERRY fHWs. !.
The Daily Chronicle Of Weddings
Progressive Neighbor.

There will be four. foot races at the
Labor, Day picnic at McSword's orchard
this afternoon. md the entries for each
are given below: First event, c. W.!
Alexander, Thomas Grayson. Carl Lash
and James Sweeney,5 Second al event,
William Mullen, Clarence Ebberts. P.
Reddy, Edward McAnfhch and Charles
Downey. Third event. Joseph ALL,
o. McAnInch. Thomas Williams,
and Patsy Moore, Fourth event,
McAnInch, John Moore. Thomas Will
Frank Stewart. Howard Smith, E.s e.
Moore and Harry Bulett. iii1Ss,
A petition Is being circulated forr the
general improvement Of the township
roads In accordance with asrecent law.
passed, requiring the matter TO be voted
upon at general election. The petition
asks for the extension. otaFifth street,
north on the west side Of the Cleveland
& Pittsburgh and the Wheeling & Lake
Erie railroad tracks. thus doing away
with the necessity Of crossing; the
tracks several times. ~. 4.
One OF the features Of the Labor Day
picnic to-day at McSword's orchard
will be the exhibition run by the indie
pendent racing team OF this city. The
boys have been practicing for the run
unu IL Will uO 0puut VI, cry luot- - HS
committee was Very fortunate In Sc
curing the team for a run, as twill be
great drawing card.
A meeting OF the Republican club will
be held this evening at Scheehle's hall.
and will be addressed by Hon. c.. L,
Weems. The members will also be
measured for their uniforms at this
meeting, therefore. all members gre
urged to be present. az
The funeral OF Miss Mary Phillips.
who suicided Thursdas by drowning.
took place Saturday afternoon q nj. 9
o'clock, from her late residence on, Sec
ond street. The interment followed at
Rlverriew cemetery.
The members OF Lewis Avon lodge are
requested to meet ut the corner OF
Fourth and Hanover streets this morn
Ing at 10 o'clock, to take part in the
parade. it5
Miss Minnie Erwin, who has been.
making her home with her sister. Mrs.
Thompson Thomas, at Philadelphia, for
the past year, win arrive home to.day.
All the members OF the Uniform
Rank. Knights Of Pythtas, who attend;
ed the conclave at Detroit, returned
home Saturday evening. Z
The National Glass Company's plant
will be shut down In all departments
to-day. to allow thei. employees to OBJ
serve Labor Day, 1880 a.-5ss','s-{,4 !.
The usual holiday hours will be. OBJ
served at the postatIlce to-day. rs fol-
lows: Z to s a. m; Il to p. M. and to
Z p. m.
Mrs. Charles Fltzhugh was fined 81
and costs by Mayor .Goodhue, Saturday.
on charge OF drunkenness.
Rev. P. G.. Evans. OF Wilkesbarre.
Pa. filled the Welsh Congregational
church pulpit yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ralston spent
Sunday at Moundsrille. with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Carpenter. ~
E. ]. A. Drennen is expected home to-
day from few days business trip to
Ann Arbor. Mich
Both banks and the freight houses
will be closed all day. as will likewise,
the barber shops.
Stetson's Uncle Toms Cabin" will be
the attraction 1T the Star theatre We'd
nesday evening.
Ralph Heaton has returned from
visit OF several weeks with relatives at
Allegheny.
Mrs. Howard Hipkins has returned
from n ten days visit with relatives at
Chicago
Young Hounker has returned from q
two weeks visit with relatives at New
ark. ir Et3 ef,R 5
Charles Helllng goes to Woodsleld
this morning, to attend the fair.
Claire Chamberlain. OF Akron, is the
guest OF relatives in this city.
Charles Bartholomew was In from
Uhrichsville over Sunday.
The public schools reopen Tomorrow
morning. !rE