The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-11
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of wheeling's
Progressive Neighbor.

II is reported that a certain snloonist
In this city Is severely knocking
AGAINST the firemen's tournament, to be
held in this city early next month. 1t Is
also said that he refused to take any
boarders during the convention, and
told the Salem boys when in the city,
Saturday, to secure Quarters for their
delegation OF $50, that It would be de-
clded fake and that no teams were
coming. Such remarks certainly are
certainly ridiculous and were so con-
sldered by the Salem boys, who, TO-
gether with the committee In chArBe,
feel sure 1t win be the most successful
in the history Of the association. n
man to make such remarks does not
deserve the patronage of the people,
and In all probability viii not get y as
The old saying, Birds Of Il feather flock
together" is aptly applied to the IRE
men who will most certainly unite
their forces to throw trade OF any kind
TO merchants. who are looking after the
interests of the city. The man VINO
makes such remarks is the only loser.
Saturday evening at their hall, the
Masons bauqueted their members and
families. During the evening toasts
were proposed and were responded TO
by Capt. L. w. Inglebright, DR.. A: r.
Ong, Stephen Hopkins and =. q. Nc
Combs. The affair was very pleas
ant one throughout.
Miss Alice Morris issued invitations
Saturday, for series of two afternoon
receptions to be given at her home on
North Fourth street, Thursday and
Friday afternoons, between the hours
of 2 and 8. About one hundred invita-
lions were Issued.
Mrs. Fannie. Anderson, leaves We'd
nesdny, for Denver, Col, where she Will
spend the summer with her daughter,
Mrs. w. H. Hall. She VIII be accom-
panied by Mrs Medill, Of East Liver
pool, who goes to California;,
FIRST Grand Concert Monday even
ing, June II, 1900. at Frick'ss summer
Garden, Martins Ferry. Ohio, by the
celebrated Meister's band. Grand dis
play Of fireworks at night. o,
Mrs. L. C. Simpson and daughter,
Miss Marie. will be here this utweek
from Bellefontaine, Ohio, to spend sew
eral weeks with the family OF George
G. Ralston, on Fourth street. u
A special meeting OF council VIII be
held this evening. to determine whRt to
do with the brick that has been fur
nlshed for the South Broadway paving.
Mrs. TITLE Gizer and daughter pr
Buffalo, N. Y, are the guests of The
family Of Mrs. Mary Strobel, on FIT
street.
Chlldren's Day exercises were OBJ
served at the Presbyterian and English
Lutheran churches yesterday morning.
ut Is reported that Marshall Chopper
has sold out his saloon on Second street
TO man from Pennsylvania. for 5000.
Mrs. W. H. Robinson, of Allegheny.
was the guest OF her son, S. g. Robin
son. on Fourth street, yesterday.
Mills Nos. TO- II and ~ at the Aetna
Standard VIII be off this week, onfhc-
count OF shortage of bars. y
Asa Devault returns to Chicago to-
morrow, after a two weeks visit with
his parents In this city.
Miss Pearl CARRIER leaves to-mprrow
for Norfolk. Va, to take a special
course in music. an
Miss Mary strobel leaves to-day for
Steubenville, to spend week with her
sister. "
Rev. E. C. Simpson filed the United
Presbyterian church pulpit kst even
ing. "a
Standard VIII resume this morning.
Solicitor George Cooke spent Sunday
with his parents at New Athens.
George Noble spent Sunday with rel
atlves In Clnysville, Pa. or
Saturday was pay day at the Aetna
Standard mill.