The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-05
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In, and About
the CITY.

the CITY.
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
OPERA HOUSE this eveniug-"Blue
Jeans"
The GRAND this evening-"A Ken
lucky Girl"
Mr. LEE +. DoLBs gave n hop and a
supper at home last evening, on South
Main street.
TIE first assembly dance at the Nc
Lure house has been postponed till q
date that has not yet been fixed.
WILLIAM Hoop, q hatcher at the
Etna Standard mills, had his foot
mashed yesterday by heavy slab laIl'
ing on it.
THE six penny machines at the Laugh
lin nail works were put OIL yesterday.
The derrick ut the Laughlin mill Is be-
ing torn down.
THE Julia MINES who was before
Squire Gillespy on Tuesday, November
81, was not Mrs. Julia Nnness, OF North
Market street.
THOMAS HILL was arrested by Officer
West yesterday afternoon on warrant
sworn out by a boy named Flanagan, on
charge OF disorderly conduct.
An advertisement appears in another
column for sealed proposals for the
erection OF the new Pan Handle railway
station at the foot OF Eleventh street.
CLERK Hook yesterday issued mar
riage license to Doris W. Bowman, aged
twenty-four. of this city, and Elizabeth
N. King, q widow, aged twenty-sIx, OF
Benwood.
ADAM EVERETT, a well known veteran
river man, ia out in an announcement
OF his candidacy for the Republican,
nomination fer wharf master. he has
every qualification for the position.
In the police court yesterday James
T. Furphy, vag, was sent up, for iii
teen days in default OF 81 and costs.
James Daugherty, plain drunk, was
fined S. aud costs, but judgment was
suspended.
The county commissioners road and
bridge committee went out into the
country yesterday to investigate COM
plant OF man that a road had been so
constructed as to turn the water over
his ground.
YESTERDAY Charles Feinler, George
AIcElroy and c. R. Tracey went hunting
out Wheeling creek and were successful
enough to catch an old owl mapping,
which they brought in as vindication
of thei- regulations as nimrods.
Az apron party will be given in the
Arion hall this evening and tomorrow
evening by the ladies OF the Evangelical
Lutheran lions German church, tho
proceeds to go toward extensive i'm
provements on tho church. A good
supper will be served from to 9 o'clock.
"a KENTUCKY GIRL" was presented at
the Grand Opera House last night for
the second time to q large audience by
Sadie Hassan and good company. 1t
deepened the good impression made
the night before. 1t will be repeated at
the matinee this afternoon and the en-
gasement will close this evening.
The Island Club, the Garden Spots"
foremost social organization, will swing
into the midst OF the social swirl dur.
ing holiday week. Two events are be-
ing arranged, one q Christmas dance on
probably the day after Christmas day,
and the other New Years reception
on the initial day OF tho year. Both
will be events OF the first social magni-
tude.
THE recent contest between the vari-
GUS district offices OF the Metropolitan
Life Insurance company has closed and
the Wheeling Office, i'll charge OF G. E.
McMurchy, was right at the top OF the
heap, finishing fifth in three hundred.
Mr.. Mchlurchy receives very fine gold
medal, and the assistant superintond.
ent, Mr.. James McFekries, also receives
medal. They arc now on exhibition
at the company's Office.