The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-25
TIE FAIRS
Thai Have Rsen G0ing ON il Two Of the
Catholic Churches OF this City for Ihe
Past Week.
ST. ALPHoXsus FAR.

Ehht week.
ST, ALPHoSsus FAIR.
The fair given in St. Alphonsua Hall
last week ended very successfully last
Saturday evening. The arrangements
were under the supervision Of Mrs, Yeager
and Mrs. Better, who are deserving Of
much praise in their management Of the
affair. Through the efforts Of Mrs. Yssser
the following persons contributed the ar
ticles following their names, for which the
ladies express their thanks and feel very
much gratifed for the amounts realized:
Geo. Z, Stiel 4 Co., lace pillow RhAms
and spread, very handsome, .t..
Wheeling Pottery Company, one set OF
dishes, consisting Of III pieces,
Mr.. Kennedy Friend, q fine marble top
table.
Mr.. Jacob ", Grubb, fine tea set.
Mr.. Oesterling, Central Glass Works,
handsome glass set, .... F.. .Ial.
Hobbs, BroCkunier & Co., glass set.
]. G. Dillon, handsome silver cake has
ket.
S. Baer & Sons, two barrels Of flour.
JOS Speidsl, one barrel OF flour.
A, O, ERerter, one barrel OF -four,
Killian kress, one'hRlt barrel OF ale.
O, E, Sifel 4 Son, one handsome beau
tiiul brass coal bucket.
BelIz 4 FlRding, two beautiful pArlol
stools, .....-..
Singer Sewing Machine, one Singer ma
chine,
Among the many important articles tina
have been disposed ofars the following
| ST, ALPHoNsUs TABLE,
First prize, set Of dlshssi second prize
set Of glassware, Mrs. Harry Jones
SS2 81 Miss Emma Plupkey, 5000,
First prize, marble-top table: secont
prize, rocking chair, Amelia BuCh, $76,75
Maggie Strimph, SS7,4l.
First prize, gold necklace; second prize
necklace. Mary AIbinger, $l04,60i Mis-
Amelia Walther, $S7,98.
First prize, set Of iswelry; second prize
necklace. Miss Rosa Moran, $ll7.65
Mary Wenestisr, $57Ss.
First prize, silver water set second prize
silver water pitcher. Mrs. John ThoneI
$22S 20; Mrs, Gus, Mathews, $ll722.
i m ST, JosEPH's TABLE,. 'H..
First prize, cow second prize, call
Peter Habiz, $l4S 7Oi Andy Stein, sos IL
First prizS, kitchen stove; second prize
parlor stove, Mrs. Teresa Askey, Sill 20
Mrs. Geo. Krsus. $50 05.
First prize, gold necklace second prize
necklace. Miss Annie Duffy, Sl23 40
Miss Kate Dailor, S67 55. IL. I
First prize, marble top table; ReConC
! prize, table, Miss Mary Burnhardt $50 90
Miss Kate Conley, $95 20. ... ~.
... FANCY TABLE. r.
Prize, gold watch. Joseph Stephens
$780, John White, $45.
First prize, horsei second prize, suit o
clothes, John Fisher $l6S; Joseph Weber
500.
First and second prizes, meerschRuu
pipes. VIM. Youpgman, $4Oj John Cloudy
First prize, set oil dishes; second prize
set Of glassware. Mrs. Louis Bonenber
ger, $l4l 80; Mrs. Martin Thornton, Sill Of
| FANCY TABLE, 7...
Gold necklace. Anna Falstick, $40 10
Grand watch contest. First prize, golt
watch; second prize, silver watch. Jobr
Bowman, $24S 20; George Bsltz. $l5s 65
First price, ladies gold watch; secont
prize, gold watch. Miss Anna Cruise
$3.50 rs; Miss Annie Mccormick, 81 70. t..
From present appearances the fair viii
probably net about s., 900.
The watches were furnished by W. +
KFieg, the Market street eweler. = -.
The fair was q very successful one
realizing quite nice sum for the church
1t. AlphonsuS table, presided over b.
Mrs. Yeager, taking In over $1,000, ant
the other tables, presided over by thu
various ladies Of the church, REALIZING
handsome sums. The fair, as whole
was one OF the most successful ever givet
by this church.
| THE EldHTH WARD FAIR. .. .l 81
At 1.-THE Church Of the Immaculate Con
ception none Of the contests were decided
last night. The prizes aud contestants ar
as follows: .."' ."'t.
Gold watch-James Manton, OF Bel
mont mill; Andrew MCGarrell, Of Ben
wood mill; Jos. Ebbert blacksmith, o
Eighth ward. Contest close and exciting
], Ladies' watCh--Miss BeCkie Bero ant
Miss Mary Carpenter. I.
Uarpet-Richard Habig and Mrs. Geo
Trisler, "