The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-02
NEIeHBoRHooDS NEWS.



Mr, Thomas Garrett, who has been sick
for some time, died Monday night
Clinton Milligan has gone back to his law
studies at Wheeling interrupted last spring
By severe illness.
Dubois 4 McCoy's planning mill is very
busy with the houses that are being finished
and those that are just being begun.
The pupils Of the High School have been
granted the use Of room in the Fourth
ward building for literary society's meet
The committee OF the Council to inyesti-
gate the Mayors books was in session Mon.
day night but it did not finish It's work, and
Is not yet ready to report
Rev, Deans next sermon on the represent
alive characters OF the Bible will be on Jo-
seph, the lncorruptible, as he did not preach
that sermon last Sunday evening"
Another school teacher will be wanted
now, US room hus been selected in the Fifth
ward to be at once fitted up for school room
to accommodate the overflow from the other
four rooms
A person that would watch the water in
the reservoir during the night would be sur
priSed To lind how fast 1t Is lowered, Where
1t goes is not very plain, but each night sees
a reservoir full disappear,
A numberof gates disappeared from their
hinges Monday night, and other pranks oil
the kind were played. A horse belonging ia
SChramm Brothers was taken out OF his sta
bic and taken up toward the nail works,
Gen. Warner is expected hero in u few
days, In the meantime the affairs Of the
Ohio Valley railroad move gaily on, botl
here and all along the line. james NJ. Reese
goes to P0whatan Thursday evening to nd
dress meeting there,
Mr., Lew Stephens and Miss Ida Thompson
were married Tuesday noon by Rev, Chap
man, Mt the Methodist parsonage, They ther
left for trip into Pennsylvania, and aftGl
their return will hold reception ut Mrs
Thompson's OH Rose Hill,
The Bellare Building and Loan Company
elected the following directors last night L
serve for Its second year; Julius Armstrong
Mahlon Craft, X. A, McGregor, Jas, Kelly
John Kelly, John Biglow, Cyrus II, Strahl
NJ. Somehow and II. N, Gngler,
A number of the members OF the Manner
Choir and Beethoven societies OF Wheeling
were down Monday evening, assisting thu
I.eideFkranz society in celebrating the sixth
anniversary OF its organization, A gool
time was had with music and dancing q
ZilCh's Hall,
MOUNDsVILLE,
The city made but three arrests last week
all for drunkenness,
Circuit Court is still in session and viii
continue so Mt least three weeks longer.
Some Of our streets have been improved by
cleaning and enlargng the guttersw which rul
along the sides.
r. l.. PembertOn, the Herald man, left fo
his home in New MartnsvillG last Friday
where he will remain for short while.
Lee Anshutz left town Monday afternoon
for Marietta, in answer to telegram from
the steamer Jos. Stone. Leo has received hi
license for plotting from Pittsburgh to Gin
Cinnati. He will go rs pilot on the Stone.
Miles 0rtOn's Mastodon circus gave an en-
tertainment here Saturday, after which |
disbandGd ut this place, having been on TIN
road for twonty.six weeks. Some Of It's pro
perties were sold here md tho rest sent II
Ohio where they go into winter quarters.
Quite u happy event occurred ut the resi-
dcnce OF II. Criswell on Monday evening" II
the shape OF wedding The contracting
parties were Mr.. John Thompson and Mis-
Maggie George, both Of Monndsville. Tn,
J. A, Fullerton. The party, though small
was quito elite.
Tho Middle ward came near being TIN
scene OF fire Tuesday morning Geo. Jones
an employ at the Herald office, went to thC
office in the morning, built fire in the stove
and then stepped out Tor u few moments OF
his return the office was filled with smOku
and blaze was seen near the stove. II,
went to work and in 4 few minutes had tn,
fire put out, II proved to DO the table OF
which the imposing stone lay, which
had taken fire from being SO near til,
stove, which in his absence had become rec
hot