The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-05
nouNpsYILLE.
A sItscsiinnoous Molanse of Minor Mat
tors Rrnn, hInrahnIIa MotropOiis.

A miscellaneous Molanse of Minor Mat
tors from sIarahnirs Metropolis.
The Republican club elected the fol
lowing officials at its last meeting: W
II. Wilson, president; l.. G. Brock, ia
NJ. Hood, l.. B. Purdy, ]. 7. McCombs
Ed Rice and Ed Naugle, vice presidents
Charles Parkinson, secretary; L: "
Brock, assistant seCretary; S. w. MatL
ews, corresponding secretary; j. D.
Burley, treasurer; John Logsdon ant
George G. Knight, sergeants-at-arms; j.
L. Hooton, reader. The club will meet
next Thursday evening.
W. B. Humphreys has sold his inter
est in the Weaver-Bardall- Humphreys
Manufacturing Company TO the Other
members OF the firm. MIR. Humphreys
plans for the future are not known, but
it is to be hoped that he will remain in
Moundsvllle, as heis splendid citizen.
Charles Anton died at his home on
Eighth street OF typhoid fever. He had
been i'll about two weeks, and there
was very little hope OF recovery from
tho outset. lie leaves wife and two
children. The funeral occurred yester-
day afternoon.
A strike has been inaugurated ut the
Mound City brick works. The men
have asked for au increase in their
wages. This seems to be the principal
source OF trouble. 1t is thought that
work will BIO resumed in n few days.
There are q number of cases OF fever
about town. Eight members OF the Al
lender family, living in the old Latrobe
building, are down with it. With ver )
few exceptions the outbreak Is confined
to the lower ward.
The Moundsville Shoe Manufacturing
Company was organized last week by
the election Of ]. q. Bardall, president;
NJ. +. Cox, vice president; II. w. Hunt
err, treasurer, and ]. T. Gallaher, secre'
tary.
Mr.J. K. Graham has gone to Wheel;
ing, where he has been appointed local
freight agent OF the Baltimore d Ohio
railroad. G. NJ. Criswell has succeeded
Mr. Graham as agent here.
DR.. and Mrs. G. W. Bruce were called
to Brooke county by the serious i'll
ness OF their daughter, Miss Mary, who
was visiting relatives there. She is i'll
very critical condition.
Rev. ]. B. Smith, of Beaver Falls,
Pa, has accepted call to the pulpit OF
the Disciples church OF this city. lie
will take charge on the fourth Sabbath
Of September.
The Thespian club has been reorgan-
lied, with j. F. Toben as leader The
club will probably give an entertain
ment at the opera house soon.
A large number from here went &c
the Sistersville oil field yesterday on
the BarnesdaIe. Captain Lee Anshutz
had charge OF the excursion.
Hon. G. S. McFadden has begun the
work OF adding another st DRY TO his
frame building opposite tho Marshall
county bank.
Miss Mary Potts, OF this city, now has
charge of the millinery department Of
Hicks & Helms store, at Cameron.
Sun Brothers circus is headed this
way, and the small boys have all gone
into the old iron business.
MIR. and Mrs. W. W. Burton have re-
turned to their home in Erie, Pa, after
visiting friends here.
Mrs. Rev. ]. R. Taylor is Visiting her
old home in the valley OF Virginia.
Miss Mamie Harris has returned from
a visit to friends in Pittsburgh.
T. L. Rogorson is spending a vacation
in Kansas.
W. L. Manning is in Chicago on bust
ness.