The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-30
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Mr.. Dan Wektlake is on thesick list.
Mr.. James Thacker, OF Colelain, was il,
town yestrdsy. a., -.
Mrs. William Clark is visiting relatives in
Jefferson county. Ji-,a si-f...,...- ,
Mr.. L. w. Inglebright came home yester.
day looking very well. lrGG IG
Mr.. R. Jenkins, boiler from Pittsburgh,
| is here visiting friends. ~ Tr.t : ).
Mr.. John White is able to be out again but
looks considerably worse. 80 ~ ~
Rev. Mr.. Wheeler,of Wheeling, was around
among the brethren yestelds GSs-l.ia
R. T. MoLureand family, of Pittsburgh,
are visiting ii. a. Mcclure here. u :
Tickets are on sale now for the G. A. R.
picnic at Rodafer's, on the Fourth.
John White, the painter, who has bean
sit k for some time, is able to be out again
| The K. of l.. elected their officers Thursday
evening. They will install them next Thur
| day evening. 4si.,
| Mr.. Fuller, OF Columbus, and P. L Norris,
OF GAINESVILLE, are here on business in the
insurance line. 49,
Charlie, son of Rev. G. W. Chalfant, of
Pittsburgh, Pa, is visiting among his young
| friends in town.
The Odd Fellows have elected the follow
ing officers: N. G., HughMc3umphry;.V. g.,
John Vickers; R. s.. James Lyle; Treasurer,
Levi Jones.
Mr.. H. w. Smith aud Nelson Theaker.
Esq, have returned from Parkersbug where
they have been as witnesses in the Scioto-
Tomas trial.
The Laughlin mill engine blew ont cylin-
Ger head and broke piston rod, knocking
things about generally, yesterday, and caus-
ing stop that will last until after t Ae Fourth
|. great many young folks took in the ex.
cursion given by the Excelsior Cornet md
10 steubenyille last evening, and one aud all
nm NFt N1nNn l.
the kind ever taken from this place. ..u-
Mr.. Jackson Darrah and James Cooper
farmers living up the river, report very dis
couraging time for the farmers on account of
the continued rain, clover now being ready
10 cut and corn needing work very badly.
Mr.. Enoch Lewis, a mailer at the, Laughlin
mill, left yesterday IN visit his family at Dur
cannon, Pa. He VII. Return in snort time
and bring his family here aud make this his
permanent home. Such men as Mr. Lewis
are an scquis ton to any community.
The Ohio City Lodge of the Amalgamated
Association of Iron and Steel Workers will
give one Of their grand piCnics ted V. in
Walnut Grove, at which good time Is ex-
pected. They will have plenty to eat goc ID
music, and numerous ways to make visit )rs
enjoy themselves.
The three glass works here will close down
tc-isy for a six weeks stop. It will make the
town very dull and will affect all the mar.
chants. Quite a number of the EMPLOYEES
nave organized fishing clubs, and will leave
for their choice of sport ting places early in the
week. During the stop the different WORKS
will be put in thorough repair.
The X: of P, at their regular meeting,
elected the following officers to serve for SIX
months; @. e., Vim. Tarbott; " c., Samuel
Garrett; Pr, late, Joseph Miller; N. at A., See
Wood. At meeting THURSDAY evening az
Bridgeport it YVES arranged TO ofganizs a uni
formed cisision, in which about forty have
already given their names The K. of P. is
good order and is doing we'll in this place.