The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-25
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Watch Lost-FunoraI,- aud Gen

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Watch observation-disclosures and Gen.
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Yesterday morning Mrs. Charles II.
Thompson, OF Hickory street, while on
her way to the N. i. church, lost Il fine
gold watch and chain with n bull on tho
end OF the latter. The watch and
chain was present TO Alrs., Thompson
six years ago, and she priced 1t very
highly. Myrtle Watson, II daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. Joshua Watson, OF the
same street, and cousin OF Mrs.
Thompson, says shc saw n gentleman
pick up tho watch Gil the south aldo OF
Walnut street, between Fourth and
Fifth, but did not know II belonged to
her aunt. She says the man who found
tho timo.kcepcr wore q long overcoat,
had n mustache and carried d dinner
bucket.
The funeral OF tho late Reece Wat.
kins, ST., from tho family residence in
Etnaville yesterday afternoon, was
very largely attended. Rev. Mr.. Lewis,
pastor Of tho Welsh church, preached
the sermon in English and the congrc.
CATION sang in Welsh. Branum Post, G.
a. r., OF Bridgeport, had charge Of tho
funeral, Its members acting as pail.
bearers, and Advance lodge No. % and
Sherman lodge No. 81 OF IronworIicrs,
attended in n body. The floral offer.
ings were beautiful. Tho intermcnt
was at Linwood.
There was q large attendance at the
funeral oil the late Mrs. Dclilah Dean
Martin on Saturday. Rev. II. N. Camp.
bell oiliciatcd, and was assisted by Rev.
Samuel Boyd and Rev. A. L. Brownlec.
The choir consisted OF Mcssrs. William
Mann, William NlcATastcrs and AIisscs
Eloise Gray and Madgo Clark. The
pail bearers were II. w. Smith, Aaron
Black, James Y. Patterson, j. Il. iIancs,
William Clark and II. G.. Swart2. The
remains were laid to rest in Riverview
cemetery.
Tho reception at the Y. NJ. C. A. on
Saturday night was ono OF the most in.
tcresting ever given by that organiza.
ton. Miss Edith McKim played nm
organ solo, a quartotto rendered one
selection, Mr.. J. N. Bellevillc gave n
reading, Mr.. Thos. Lloyd sang solo,
and Miss Mary Mcdonald gave II recita-
ton, MI OF which were excellent.
Americas Italy will be the subject OF
the illustrated lecture Of Prof. i. &. Bol.
ton in the Opera House next Friday
evening. This will DO the last OF the
Y. NJ. G. A. course, and ought to be
largely attended. Money has been lost
on the course, and all OF those who arc
interested in the success oftho Y. NJ. c.
A. and like tohear good lecture should
attend.
The lecture OF Rev. Charles O'AIeara
at the Opera house on Saturday night,
on "Mr. and Mrs. 10 ut Home" was
fairly well attended and was quite inter.
csting. The Rev. Mr.. O'NIcara would
doubtless have larger crowd il he were
to lecture again.
There was good sleighing all tho way
between Martins Ferry and Mount
Pleasant until yesterday. In Martins
Ferry there are number OF fine turn.
outs. The fastest are said to be those OF
DR.. W. Is. Shuttlcworth and Roscoe T.
Ong.
On Saturday there arrived for tho
High school mercurial barometer,
Saxes' self-rcgistcrins maximum and
minimum thermometer registering to
six hundred degrees, and IN instrument
for the polarization OF light.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph: Erzicr-and
Miss Harriet Johnson returned on Sat-
urday from weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Netf, near Warnock's station.
While coasting on Saturday Leslie,
son OF Thomas Robbins, ran into 4
team, one OF tho horses .tramping on his
head aud cutting 4 large cash.
Rev. Mr.. Coleman, OF West Alexander,
Pa, assisted Rev. A. L. Brownlee in
communion service in the U. ?. church
yesterday.
A turkey walk and festival under the
auspices OF the A. NJ. L. church will be
the attraction at. Commercial hall TO-
night.
DR.. Long, OF Bellairc, gave n talk at
the regular Sunday afternoon meeting
OF the y. NJ. c. A. yesterday.
Mrs. lone Cope, OF Columbus, who at.
tended the funeral OF Mrs; Martin
returned on Saturday night.
One OF Prof. SchoGcld's sons sprainel
his ankle by falling while skating in tho
rink Saturday night.
Miss Hattie Risenour has returned to
Portsmouth after weeks visit with
Miss Hattie Brown.
A son OF Thomas V. Salisbury had his
nose badly hurt on Saturday while
coasting.
Rev. Mr.. Amos, OF Mcdonald, preached
in the Nm. L. church yesterday.
Miss Ella Conlcy is visiting friends at
Toronto and New Cumberland.