The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-17
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Rev. s, K. McEallip will preach at the
FIrst Presbyterian Church Sunday.
Some slight changes have been made In the
soldiers monument as first designed, increas'
ing the height slightly.
Tuesday evening after Christmas will be
given the bean supper OF the ex-soldiers: All
will find plenty Of regulation army grub,
James Marshall, OF Gravel Hill, who lately
lost child with diphtheria, now has his wife
down with the same disease, and she is very
low,
A. N. F. Boyd hos been put in place Of
Frank Horn as nightwatchman in the Fourth
ward, Horn had not been confirmed by the
Council.
There will be preaching at the Disciples
Church Saturday evening, and Rev. b, S,
Dean will hold the usual services Sunday
morning and evening.
Saturday evening, at City Hall, the balance
Of the goods Of the German Fair will be offer
ed for sale, but what concerns the people most
Is the dance that will take place after The sale.
The corner stone Of the monument will be
laid during that day.
The members OF Bellaire Lodge, No. S7s
and Kern Lodge, No. 49s, are requested TO
meet in their lodge rooms on Sunday Deem.
Der 18th, at O'Clock, sharp, and proceed 10
the Disciples Church, where Brother b. s.
Dean will preach memorial sermon on the
life Of Brother James L, RidgGly, Grand Re-
cording Secretary Of the Supreme Lodge Of
the United States All members Of other
lodges Of the |. o, o. +, are requested TO meet
with us, and cordial invitation is extended
TO all citizens. Committee; q. w, Romick,
Oliver I, Blackburn and Vim. Heathering-
ton. The sermon Is to be at o'clock.
MoUNDsvILLE,
d., W, s, simonton, Of Cameron, was in
town Wednesday.
Miss Jennie, the daughter of W. II. Dorsey
lsillwith typhoid fever,
Miss Mary Munnell, Of Cannonsburg Is
visiting Mrs. s. A. Walton,
Capt Chas, B. Smith, sheriffof Wood coun-
W, was In town Wednesday,
Mrs. Helen Lightburn, Of Colorado, Is Wis
tin her father, Mr.. N, Dunn,
Mr.. A. G. Kloman, OF tho Kloman Steel
and Iron Works, was In town this week,
DR.. Adams, Medical Inspector OF the B. &
O, railroad Employers Relief Association,
was in town Wednesday,
Mr.. w. II. Caruthers, OF Pittsburgh, Is In
town, lie is here looking after the interests
Of tho Kloman Steel and Iron Company,
Rey. Arson Buchanan Is endeayOring to-,
organize a building association In our town.
The object Is worthy one and 1t Is to be
hoped that the reverend gentleman will sue
coed In his project,
The Kloman Iron Works stopped Thurs
day morning on account OF scarcity OF coal.
The difficulty being that they could not SO.
cure horses to haul coal to the mill, us all
were In employment, II resumed work In
the evening Of the same day.
Prof. S. W, Fallcr, OF Cameron, assisted by
Miss Belle Booker and others, will peril II
the Sleeping Queen" an operetta, in the
Masonic Hail. before long, The Professor
performed here before, and succeeded In
making very agreeable impression upon
our people, Miss Booker Is decided favoFite
Rev. +. W. Ryan, of Wheeling, leCtured In
the chapel OF the NJ. T., church Thursday
evening on "Alaterialistic Atheism confront.
cd outside Of tho Castle" The audience was
little above moderate but they were all
deeply interested and appreclaiiye. This
was the beginning OF q course Of lectures TO
be given IN the church for the purpose OF
raising funds TO purchase library for the
Sunday School.