The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-26
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MARTINS FERRY.
Funeral fostcr,lay-Lots OF visitors-pcr.
Sonai mud General.
Wilbur Coss, Il. S. Morcland, Thomas
Sclolcld, Jacob Roscnthal, Thomas
Charlton, Albert Charlton and John
Burns arc homo from Grccnsburg,
George lnglobright from East Liverpool,
j. Z. lanes from Mansfield, Hiram Fra
zicr from Toronto, Mr.. and Mrs. Marian
lost from Bcllairc, Mr.. and Mrs. w. u.
Cochran, OF Girandvicw, Mr.. and Mrs.
John AlcClusky from Uhrichsvillc, Mrs.
a. 7. Sheriff from Cadiz, Mrs. Loretta
Cope from Washington county, Mr.. n.
Bcazle and children and Miss Belle
Bea1lc from Bellairc, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hill from East Liverpool MIR.
Thomas Schoilcld from Findlay, Charles
Green from Pittsburgh, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
X, fost from Darlington, Joe, Homer
and Grant Henderson from Ponnsyl-
ranla, Miss Nelson from TifIln were
among the Christmas visitors here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Furncll. Miss Lulu
Williams and Mrs. Capt. Richard Brown
spent Christmas ut Pittsburgh. Miss
Roberts, ut Sharon; Elmer Belts aud
Dan Crumley. Mt Marietta; Alec. Frazier
and wife, James Ralaton, Joe Pcnning-
ton, Frank Anthony, Ed. Exley. Wm.
Frazier, Misses l.oll Deitz and Jess Beta
and Clara Sheets, Wcllsburg; Mrs. Capt.
J.. W. lnglebriGht, at Steubenville, John
Nicely, ut Warrenton; Howard Hopkins,
i'll tho Cheat mountains; Miss Flora
Selby, Mt Toledo, and John FlGherty, at
Stcubonyillc.
The funeral OF J. A. Schncgg at his
late home OH Fifth street Yesterday was
we'll attended. Rev. J. z. Doepkcn, OF
the German Lutheran church, oiiiciat-
ed. The romans were taken to Pow
hatan for intermcnt. Mr.. Schnegg was
married only last, January to Miss
Lizzie He'll. Their child died about six
weeks ago and tho mother one week
later.
""Nell's Dad" was well played at the
Opera House last night by homo talent.
They arc better than many travelling
companies. The cast is composed OF
W. ]. Brown, II. W. Gandine, William
Gait, W. I. Owen. Homer Morris, Lewis
Englcmyer. S. G. CARAT, George S.
Moore and Misses Allie Owen and Aggio
Glenden.
Attic twcnty-fiity anniversary OF the
marriage OF Captain and Mrs. l.. W.
lnglebright they were presented with
cofiees and teas by their children. 4 card
holder by Mr. and Mrs. Harry North.
wood and 4 set OF forks by the social
club OF which they,werc members. The
affair was q surprise.
The Vigilant Hose Company band
ushered in Xmas, by playing in ditler-
ent parts OF the city. Louis Pracht
gave the boys great "feed" and sew
eral citizens money and cigars.
A large number OF 0ddFellows of this
city will 90 TO Wheeling this evening
on the o'clock train on the Terminal
to attend the limitations and election in
No. 0.
Mr. Harry souders, OF this city, was
married on Thursday to Miss Rose Tro.
bridge, OF Lecchburg, Pa. They arc
here for few days.
A special meeting Of tho Kings
Daughters will be held at the home OF
Miss Matte Exley, on Fourth street,
this evening.
Entertainments and treats were given
in the different Sunday schools as per
programme in the ISTELLIGEScER few
days ago.
William Matthews, teascr at the
Elson glass works, has been granted u
pension OF SIS per month.
Will Hood, who has been laid up Tor
some time, made his first appearance on
the streets yesterday.
J.T. Harris was presented with fine
gold-headed cane by tho employees OF
his marble works.
A little son OF Platt Beck had his lett
eye badly burned while shooting fire
crackers.
The small! boy is amusing himself
shooting the festive sparrow with an air
gun.
The sidewalks on both sides OF Main
street have been covered with cindcr.
The Northwood glass works has shut
down until the first OF tho year.
Services were held in the Episcopal
church at 1880.