The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-06
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Haps aud NIl.hapt Ia "a rhrlVlag CITY
AOros' the River

AOros. the River
The programme Tor tho entertainment
to be given on Friday evening In tho
Hohsnsack block, under the auspices OF
tho LAdies' Aid Society OF the N, H.
church, IL "a lollowsi selection, Cres'
cent Quartottei recitation, John Da'
wilson," Miss Bessie IhompsOni song,
Mr.. Howard Hipkinai piano solo, LA
Harpe EOliannO." Miss GO1rglana Wat
son; solo, Mr., joss llipkinsi recitation,
"Ihorn," Miss Allie Mlrrlsi double solo,
"You Can't Play in Our Yard aud II
Don't Want to PLAY in Your Yard"
Misses Flora Ilipkins aud Edna Orideri
recitation, Julius B|lumonhurg. Partll-
Quartetle, "song Of tho Ducks," NJ. Y;
Choir recitation, Little Thrncoa's,"
Miss Lulu Cossi solo, 1.-THE Nicht'Bird's
Cooling" Mr., George Roberlshawi recl-
tatiOn, Mics Matte %SWoeneyi song.
"Hake Back the Engagement Ring"
Master S. u, Robinson, ir,i piano solo,
"sound from the stare" Miss Laura
Woslwood; duott, "Breuthe colt and
Low" Miss Laura Hinklns and Jess
llipkins; recitation, Miss Lucy Ooasi
selection, Crescent QuarIotte,
Alonzo Carpenter Yves covered with
sand while working IN tho sand bank Of
Alexis McSwords, corner OF Fourth and
Jefferson streets, yesterday morning.
Fortunately he was not much hurE.
Alexis MCSWords aud Richard KeRTns
quickly exIriCated him.
Last night Mr.. and Mrs, George IL.
Smith entertained the Social and Area
dian clubs at their residence on the
Heights. Among tboSo present were
Mr.. and Mrs. II, N, TheAkGr, Of Chicago,
and Mrs. A. 7. Sherii, OF Cadlz, for
merly OF Martins Ferry.
Howard Montgomery was home from
the Ohio State University long enough
to put his mark undOr the eagle aud
shake hands with his parents aud q
number OF his friends.
Uncle ZacharlNh BurriI, who is ninety
years old, WAS very much disappointed
In not being able to got out aud vote
yesterday, He has been sick several
II months.
Ex.Postmastar NJ. o. Mitchell contin-
ues to improve. lie was abIo to vote
yesterday by being conveyed TO the
polls In a closed hack. lie Is still very
weak.
The ladies Of St, Paul's Episcopal
church will give a turkey dinner In the
HobOnsack block this evening, between
the hours OF . and 0 o'clock.
Mr.. NJ. Sheets left on a southern pll.
grimago yesterday morning after voting.
He will SEQ tho Atlanta exposition
again on this trip.
Yesterday word was. received hero
stating that Miss Blanche Wethera!d
was very sick with typhoid foyer at
Frankfort, Ind.
The muck rolls at the Laughlln Nail
Works will resume to-day, their entire
product being used at the tin plant.
The entertainment aud dance given
by tho MGnnerchor on Monday night
was a worry successful atlRir.
State Labor Commissioners w. T.
Lewis come home to vote and returned
soon aiterwurd.
While ut work In tho Mmnnerchor
hall Albert LiphArdt sprainOd his
ankle.
George McNichol buried m eight.
months. old.on at RivCrview yesterday.
Linus hall has been rented by the
Eureka Social and Athletic Club.
The Vigilants nro practiciug daily for
the game with the Tiger1,
The Linden Club will give q hop ut
Schedules hail tonight,
Mrs. r. L. 0ng is critically Ill.