The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-05
MOUNDSVILLE.
a Miscellaneous NIeltngo OF Minor Mat
tiers from lIursiinlrs oIctropoll,.

"a NllfCCllNNCOuS hlcltHHo Ol .ituDV. bAAt-
tiers from aIursiinlrs oIetrouoll,.
The ball and banquet given BY the
Newport club was the swell affair OF the
season. Prof. Killmeyers music was
grand, the hall was tastofully decorated
and the banquet served at midnight at
the Mound City hotel was ono OF tho
most elegant ever spread in this city.
The following is complete list Of those
present: Robert Humphreys, Miss AL
lie Logan, J. NJ. Showacrc, Miss Lille
QSiswcll, L. w. Parkinson, Miss Cora
Walton, G. C. Blake, Miss Rena Terrell,
Wylic Gamble, Miss Lowe Gamble, w.
+. Brown, Miss Ella McFaddcn, Ralph
Parkinson, Miss Lizzie McFaddcn, Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. Linch, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. 0. Brooks, &. c. Simpson, Miss
Daisy Hunter, L. D. Simpson,
Miss Cora COPYRIGHT, II. L. Brown,
Miss Cora Brown, I. L. Higgins, Miss
Anna King, Thomas B. Riggs, Miss
BERTHE Hall, Will Henderson, Miss Roxy
Hammond, George Dorsey, Miss Clara
Hicks. w. j. Booher. Miss Maggie Fer
rcll, Carl Hunter, Miss Alice Criswell,
G. L. Brown, Miss Ella i. Martin, Will
a. Ewing, Miss B. Dorsey, r. L. Hogan,
Miss Minnie Marsh, J. Z. Hunter, Miss
Hervey, L. G. Roberts, Miss Florence
IIubbs, Cash Marsh, Miss Kate Martin,
J. G. Crawford, Miss Ella Crawford,
D. c. Boone. Miss Lynne Hammond.
Harry Fink, Miss Sallie Parks, Joe PEN
nington, j. Lantry, Miss Maggie Hill,
Will Weaver, Charles Weaver, W. J.
Blake, ]. A. Bloyd, Halle Woods,
George Jones, Miss BERTHE Cockayne.
The large warehouse near the Balti-
more & Ohio passenger station, which
was storm wrecked, will be repaired and
Mr.. Hodgman will still continue to use
it rs wagon warehouse. Although Mr..
Hodgman is now secretary and general
manager OF the Mound City Brick Com
pany he will continue the wagon bust
ness, having large and well establish
ed trade throughout the southern and
middle states.
Arlington Academy will be opened
for students April !, 1897. The great
amount OF preliminary work to be done
made it impossible to open sooner. \
large attendance is anticipated at the
opening. The corporators are deter
mined to make it first class school in
all respects. Elegant and commodious
buildings will be erected next summer.
The glass company is rapidly getting
things in shape and will be ready TO be-
gin operations by January 10. The
company has erected splendid buildings
and everything aboutthc establishment
will be frs. class in every particular.
Tho plant will give regular employment
to over 800 people and will pay out in
wages $1,000 to $4,000 monthly.
The Farmers and Mechanics bank OF
Moundsville will complete its organiza-
ton to-day by the election OF officers.
1t is understood that there will be S
number OF applicants for the various
positions. especially those OF cashier
and assistant cashier.
The 1ngcrsoli property was sold yes
terday at the front door OF the court
house. Joseph PAUL was the purchaser,
at $50 per acre. The sale was made by
Henry NJ. Russell, special commits
sioner; George A. Jones, auctioncer.
The revival services at tho N. E.
Church, which were discontinued on
account OF the serious illness OF the
pastors wife, will shortly be resumed.
Postmaster Cowden, OF Wheeling, WIS
here attending to legal business yester-
day.
TT. Parsons and family spent Sum
day with Cameron friends.
Sheriff Burley is confined to his room
by slight indisposition.
c. A. Weaver, sr.. is in Chicago on
business.