The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-07
NEruIInoRnlOOD NEWS.
DELLAllx.

Alex. Brandon, Of salineville, has moved
his family here.
:, Another child OF Mr.. Frederick, Of Gravel
Hill, died yesterday. nv
WIN Philpot Is back from a visit to bis
home at Mt. Pleasant.
The child OF Mr.. Wards IL better. The
disease has developed into scarlet fever.
Miss Fannie Battelle gave II party to her
friends lust night ut her home OH Gravel
Hill.
The Young Ladies' Missionary Society will
meet this afternoon Ut tho home OF Jennie
Smith.
fups and green tomatoes were what n man
WIS peddling in the streets yesterday; II KEY
Rev. A. W. Butts, tho new pastor OF the
First Methodist church, viii preach 10 his
congregation on Sunday.
Mt. Alex Armstrong, Of Armstrong; Mills,
spent yesterday here and left OH the steamer
Emma Graham Tor Cincinnati.
The weight Of tho bank ut the new water
works well ~ 80 great that sone OF the tim.
bers are being crushed. but tho stone work
has now been begun.
To-day some Bollaire people will Join All
excursion on the G. Il +. to see the fit nau's
loot race ut Wellsburg Ono Of tho con,es.
tans isa Bellaire man. -,
An employe Of The 9. ar. road boarded a
train yesterday to ride 10 Ills dinner at
Gravel Hill, but the train was too quick for
him and he went to bridgeport.
Yesterday, the water In tue river being low
enough, the pipes sunk for pure water were
uncovered from the mud that hud settled
over them aud work will be recon- n.enced.
This evening there will be preaching at the
German church preparatory 10 communion
services OF Sunday. Sunday Is the Harvest
Home festival and will DO celebrated by the
church here. 80.
Billy Bowser while running past Mrs.
shoen's house On Guernsey street night b..
lore last, was pitched over board TINT had
been put across the pavement where Il pave.
ment was being laid. His knee was Injured
30 as to lay himup.
Martin Schick, whose serious injuries we
mentioned yesterday. died yesterday At ton
minutes past noon. lie will be buried Sun.
day forenoon from the German church here,
The funeral at his late residence west Of town
being liked for one o'clock.
The Silver Star Literary Society Is tho name
OF an organization en- Gravel Hill that in.
tends 10 improve this winttrs long evenings,
The officers are: President, Annie L. Keith;
Vice President, Annie Boswell Secretary,
Sarah u. White; Treasurer, Belle Irwin.
There will be preaching this evening at
the First Freshly terian church, and comn,u.
Mon services Sunday forenoon. Yesterday
morning we said Kev. Edgar Robinson
preached Wednesday evening when
We mean. to say Rev. A. G. Lane preached
a slip OF the pen that those acquainted with
the church can understand.
Ten families Of Bohemians came here yer.
terday from the Alice mines at June
Bug on the Monongahela river. They have
not been in this country long enough to
speak English. They will work in the ditIer.
ent coal mines about town. They hive
brought their household goods with them
and will add something to the wealth and
population Of our city.
Those who were present at the wedding OF
D. W. Cooper will long rembember the coca.
sion. a number OF his friends went to the
house and presented him with a silver water
service, Rev.. X. McKullip making the pre-.
scntation speech. The evening was varied
by mock trial Of the Mayor on complaint
Of the policemen who charged him with neg
lect Of duty in DESERVING the Mayors office
for the opposite corner Of the street and 9TH
er high crimes und mts'etucauors.