The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-26
MAnrIN,s FEI,l,Y.
Funeral Yesterday-A.. a. OF L. & $. VI
Personal MITES, etc,

Personal Notes, etc.
One OF tho largest funerals scan In
Martins Forrv for II long time was that
OF the late Andersen Ralston, ESQ, yes.
tcrduy afternoon. Tue service was held
in the United Presbyterian church, OF
which tho deceased was member.
ltov. a. i. Drownlce, tho pastor, Off.
cintcd and was assisted by Roy, II. \.
Campbell, OF tho Presbyterian church.
Tho l2Sth, 3G.h and 23d L. NJ. were well
rendered by q choir consisting OF Rob.
crt Kerr, A. ". Kcrr, William Davis
and Misses Jessie Williamson, Edna
Crowl, BERTHE Blackiord. Maud Gcrbor,
Rhca Gerber and Ella Campbell, with
Miss Edith McKlm at tho organ. Tho
floral offerings were numerous and
beautiful. Tho church was crowded TO
Its utmost and many persons were un.
nblc TO gain admttuncc. Tho pail.
bearers were II. W. Smith, i. q. Boyd,
Absalom Brown, Charles Morris, David
Park and ]. S. Mitchell. Scventy-iour
Odd Fellows attended in body and
held tho usual service ut tho grave in
Rivcrvicw cemetery, John lleslop and
i. r. Davis conducting it.
Rev. and Mrs. Simpson, OF Hamilton;
Mr.. Frank Ralston, OF Maconb, H.;
Ephraim Good and SON Isaac, OF Tus.
carawas county, and Mrs. Reynard, OF
Flushing, attended tho funeral OF the
late Anderson Ralston yesterday.
The lima and Standard rolling mills
have settled tho question OF Il switch OH
| tho east side OF their property by pay
ing 81 900 towards opening up new
road through kcohnline'a property.
Work will begin this week.
Tho inishcrs in the Etna mill have
organized lodge OF the Amulgaination
called Sherman Lodge No. 62 in honor
OF John Sherman. They wanted to call
it tho Mckinley lodge but there is ono
by that name.
Reserved seats for the Kellogg Con-
cert Company will be put on sale this
morning at G:.l5. This will be tho first
OF the y. N. q. A. entertainments.
On Saturday it WAS announced that
William Green and Miss Blanche Dry
son were married OH Thursday. Both
are popular young people.
a social club has been organized with
Fred Dixon. President; Ellis Lash. Nicc
President, and Fred Jones, Secretary
and Treasurer.
Mrs. Wm. Martin left for Buena
Vista, W., last night to Join her hus-
band who is working In the Bucna Vista
Glass Works.
Prof. J. Nell. Jones, OF Wheeling,
filled the pulpit in the Second NJ. L.
Church yesterday in the absence OF the
pastor.
Tho social held in tho Republican
club room by the Lilies OF the Valley
on Friday evening ncttcd Ss333 -.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. L. Campbell, Of
Washington, D. G., arc visiting his
brother, Rev. II. n. Campbell.
Mr.. und Mrs. Thomas Green attend
cd the funeral OF the father OF the for
mer at Steubcnvillc last week.
No services were held in the German
Lutheran Church yesterday on account
OF the absence OF the pastor.
The flint and etching departments
at the Buckeye Glass Works are very
busy.
Miss Hattie Johnson attended re-
ception near Steubonville on Saturday.
James Lunsford, son OF John Luns-
ford, died at Dillondalc on Saturday.
Patrick McDonough is entertaining
his friend, f. S. Weldon, OF Detroit.
C. B. Kiddcr, of Tcrrc IIautc. Ind, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. 0. X. Wood.
Mr.. Jacob Roscnthal was home from
Grcensburg, Pa, over Sunday.
Ed Jones was arrested Saturday night
for fighting in Schcl's saloon.
Mrs. Alex Davidson is visiting friends
at Portland.
Mrs. J. A. Schncgc is quite i'll.