The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-15
a miscellaneous afelangc OF Minor nIu,
tors from Jlnrshatrs Mctropolis,

a miscellaneous Nf.lunre OF Minor Mat.
tors from Mnrshatrs Metropolis.
Sunday was tho fifth Anniversary day
OF the Epworth League OF the N. L.
church. 1t was extremely well cele-
DRAFTED by the chapter here. At the
morning service n most beautiful pro-
gramme was rendered, consisting Of
songs, scriptural readings aud prayers.
Papers were read an tho two great COM
mandmonts: First, Thou shalt love
the Lord thy God with all thy heart,
and with al! thy soul, and with all thy
mind" BY Miss Ella Harris. who repre-
sentcd the spiritual department; sec
ond. Thou shalt love thy neighbor rs
thysclf," BY Lena McDaniols, represent
ing tho Mercy and Help department,
and Mrs. Ada Carrick, the social de-
pnrtment. Tho financial interests of
tho league were discussed in excellent
style by MIR. John Bryson, after which
the congregation contribu,od n largo
collection to theIeasue. Tho programme
closed with q conservation service ON
Quoted BY tho pastor, Rev. G.. W.
Grllnes. In the evening tivc-minute
talks we're given by several young men
OF tho league aud older members OF the
church on subjects suitable for the oc-
tnsion. Tho church was worry bcauti-
fnily decorated with flowers, pine and
notices.
a son OF Proprietor Johnson, OF the
lienrietta House, was gliding down tho
balnstcrs or the stairway Sunday evcn-
ing when he lost his hold and icli to the
floor below, II distance OF about twelve
ieet. lie was picked up bleeding pro-
iuscly and cared for By his parents, and
was resting much easier yesterday.
The Jr. o. u. ~. NJ. have decided to
givea parade on Decoration Day and 70
10 tho cemeteries and decorate tho
graves OF their members. They have
set June % as 4 date to 70 to Cameron
to attend an entertainment to DO given
by tho council there for tho bonetit OF
the new NJ. L. church.
AL parties having the Worlds Fair
pictures and tho Sights and Scene. il.
sued ny the lSTELLIGHSCER who dcsire
TO have them bound can leuvo their
orders with james 4. Sigafooso. who
will attend to 1t and thus ouve tho
trouble OF taking them 10 Wheeling.
Mr.. Alexander Caro,hcrs, n worry aged
man o; this place, probably the Oldest
ono around here, was very low on Satur-
day, caused by q nervous chill. Ills agc
Ia almost ninety years and his heaI,l,
has been we'll preserved. lie was better
yesterday, but ia very feeble.
The funeral of Mrs. Samuel Fish took
place Sunday morning on Roberts
Ridge. Tho iunora! was the largest that
has boon in that section for Il long time.
Sho never reused from tho tnll she re.
celrcd in Il runaway Il week before.
J.. o.. BROOKS, secretary OF the Mounds.
vile Coal Com pany, left Yesterday for
Cleveland, o., where he will represent
his company in tho minora' convention
to DO held there today.
The fourteen year old son Of Calvin
Autcn was buried Sunday afternoon.
The X. &. L. OF this city attended tho
funeral in n body. the father beng n
member OF that order.
A slight fire occurred Sunday after.
noon at tho residence OF l.. d. Purdy,
C"uScu DV lphltlOn III a0til0 Old clothes.
1t was discovered before much damage
was done.
a very valuable horsc belonging to
Mr.. Wilson. OF Clarksburg, died on tho
fair grounds yesterday. 1t was valued
ut 500, and was boing trained hero.
There sccms to DO Il disease going
around which attacks the people in the
neck, cnu4ing it to DO s,ili. Several
ca7cs arc reported around here.
DR.. I. X. Rogers 10 making improve.
mcnts on his residence near tho Iiult;.
moro II Ohio depot.
Charles n. Simpson and Harry W.
Scybold will start Il bottllnE factory.
If ever n man iocls like IN poor worm
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