The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-10
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Mr.. Emil Smith was awarded the scrsri.
pin at the masquerade ball, on Friday
evening, for wearing the most comic suit,
he having turned out with represents
ton Of beer Cask Tor the body and a
schooner for head.
Miss Birdie lipkins, Of Martins Ferry,
is the guest Of Mr., Joe HsatheriDgtou, In
lhs Filth ward,
Mr., Geo, Evans, a merchant tailor Of
this city, returned from Columbus, o IN
Friday evening, where he had bun
attending the Custom Onlters Aps0, A
tiOn, and he gives us the following busE
account OF the organization; A permanent
organic alton was affected by the adoption
Ot q Constitution and By.Laws, and The
following officers were elected to serve lhe
ensuing y ear: President, J, 4 FOnp, former.
y Of. Wheeling, now OF bay ton; Vice Pres.
ident, W. W. o. Waugh, OF Lat caster. Src.
tetary and Treasurer, G. W. Fisher. OF
Canton, A committee consisting of Ihe
following persons was appointed 10 work
up the State organization: j, = Foos. q.
W. Fisher and Charles PAumer, cutter of
the Merchant Tailor Company, Columbus.
0. The members seemed highly pleased
with the success oi the first meeting and
!di urned 10 meet at Cleveland, O., July
l2, 1881.
Mr, =. ]. Miller, Of Youngstown, YVES in
the city Saturday.
Communion services will he held at the
Presbyterian Church ON Sunday yetk,
Mr.. Brown will olliciate MIR. Brown will
also I'll the pulpit on next Sunday,
Preaching IN the Methodist Church by
Rev. Chapman TO night.
The Belmont Glass Works started up in
full blast this morning.
The Soldiers and Sailors' Monumental
Society have received some very iiuo cnta
oil monuments, aud they hope 10 have the
monument up by the tiIst OF NAV.
Prot Yarnell, oi the BAnesyiIIe public
schools, visited our riusltuliOns Of learning
Friday.
The very young folks who attended
dancing school last wiuter had dancing
party last Saturday night at tbs home ol
Masters Charley and Johnny Rankin, on
Guernsey street. The parties for lhe6u
young folks are often very eijpyabo
affairs for their parents, who cannot resist
the temptation to participate in the amuse.
ment,
lns members Of Liberty Hose Company
met In their new hOnsU tine old Hook and
Ladder Company's room) Friday, and
elected the following officers: Captain,
llenry White; First Lieutenant, Barney
O'Hara; Second Lieutenant, Geotpe Poor.
man. The business organization Is: presl.
dent, D. Theobald; Vice President, John
strobel Secretary, T. q. Hyatt; Treasurer,
Robert Sherry, There WAS one or two
additions made to the company last night,
and 1t 10 now 10 Lourishing condition.
The Ancient Order OI United Wotkmen
installed the following officers last night:
q. W. GrOdhOuse, Past Master Workman;
NJ. l. AlaCkburn, Master Wo, kman; Geo.
SCroRgins, Foreman; q. q. Beam, Over.
seer; James II. DArfaiI, Recorder; James
FItt0n, FlnanCier; David Darfah, ReCety-
er; D. !, Murray, Guide; john Wisr, In
side WatGhmani Milt Stewart, Outslde
Watchman. q. l.. ShuttlewOrth is the
representative to the Grand Lodge, which
meets In Cleveland next month.
AT q regular meeling OF Black Prince
Lodge, No. 81, K. Of T., The following I'll.
GERS were duly ins,alledby VIM. NJ. Reed,
D. y. g. o.: VIM R1dowig, Past Guam.
Cellori A. Hardenstein, Chancellor Com.
mander; +. DiCke0 Vice Chancellor; +,
Miller, PrelRte; . 4. Blackburn, Master
Of ExUheQuet; N. l.. Maisli, Muster OF NJ.
nanCej Y. l. BhuttlawQth, Keeper Of
Records aud Seal; j. harlow, Master at
Arms; George sqniGRinH, luher Guard;
VIM. Hahn, Outer Guard,
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