The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-13
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AccidenS nmd incidents IN that Thriving
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Accidents mud Incidents IN that Thriving
Ciy-i'etsonni md Indu.triai.
Martins Ferry l;iicampmcni, No. ITO,
OF tho Union Veteran Legion, was mus.
tered IN last night at tho &. a. h hall,
and all prcseut had II good time. ,lho
new cncampment, numbering thirty
members, WIS mustered in by General
ltodkInson, OF Stcubinyillc. who was Ms.
sisted by others from Stcubenville and
liellairc. An excellent lunch, furnished
By tho ladies and daughters OF the sol.
diCrs, was served after tho mastering In
and enjoyed. Following this came tho
installation OF officers rs follows: Col.
onel, GGrogo W. Chosscl, ST.; lieutcn.
ant.colonol, S. d. Smith; major, William
Y. Ovens; Surgeon, Albert Lipphardt;
chaplain, \. D. Palmer; quartcrlnastcr
William Moore; ollicerof the day, D. X.
Allen. The exercises closed with an
old.fashioned camp fire.
Miss Bee Thomas has been elected
manager Of the parlor meetings OF tho
Us. A flower committee has been M.
pointed consisting OF Misses Ella Ingle.
bright, Jessie Sheets, Matte Exley,
Anna Bell Hobbs and Jessie William.
son. The committee will SEQ that bou.
Qucts are sont to tho sick pooplo in
town. Tho Us are arranging for a dino
social, tho proceeds OF which will DO
used toward erecting public drinking
fountain:
Capt James Dean, mn old Martins
Ferry boy, writes from Michigan ,ha!
the Chautauqua TO be established by
the Methodists adjoins his farm. This
Is OIL Lake lIarbor, five miles from
Muskegon, and several hundred acres
have been purchased ut cost OF $35,.
900. Ono man in Muskegon subscribed
$4,000 toward the enterprise. Tho
work OF erecting tho buildings, making
drives, etc., will be commenced at once.
Deputy Auditor James B. Ryan was
in town Yesterday morning on hia way
TO Toledo, where lie goes to NEE. tho
auditors through whose counties the
Wheeling * Lake Eric railroad masses,
Tor tho purpose OF placing valuation
on that line and equipment rs basis
for taxation.
General tlollingsworth will make a
hard fight for tho two delegates at Mt.
Pleasant. Fred Upaegraff, son OF the
late cx-Congressman' Updegraf, will be
Il candidate for Iollingsworth dele
gate, to which the Steubonville Star OBJ
iccts in strong terms.
The remains OF Smiley johnson, WHO
died at Brilliant on Wednesday even
ing at the age OF ninety-three years, will
be brought hero this afternoon on tho
2:30 train on tho Wheeling Il Lake Erie
railroad, and will be taken to Scotch
Ridge for burial.
The Kings Daughters have elected
the following officers: President, Mrs.
Fannie Anderson; Vice President, Mrs.
Jacob Rosenthal; Secretary, Miss Jessie
Williamson; Treasurer, Miss Sarah
Gray.
Miss Letha Frazier returned to her
home at Toronto yesterday afternoon,
after pleasant visit with friends and
relatives in this city.
Misses Ada and Emma Joy entertained
the Edclweiss club at their home on
Broadway on Wednesday evening in Il
pleasant manner.
The Alert Hook and Ladder company
was pleasantly entertained at tho
homo of MIR. and Mrs. Vim. Nelson last
evening,
W. ]. Warden. OF St. Clairsville, but
recently OF Wcllsburs, has leased the
Sherman house and moved into it yes
tcrday.
President Scott, OF the Ohio State
University, will deliver the address ut
the high school commencement May &c.
Will Dawson entertained a party Of
friends at his home on North Fifth
street on Wednesday evening.
Robert Shuttleworth, OF Clarksburg,
W. Va, is visiting his brothers Dr..
W. B. and Frank, here.
Belmont, this county, is to have 4
bank. Work was commenced on the
foundation this week.
Tho Imperial club was entertained at
the home OF Elma Reed last night.