The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-01

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The fnerai ~ Ida. wife o. AR, Fred
Co.'s, took place frUin iiir fshliiT res
da1cs on the Mitchell farfa, on Scotch
Ridge yegterqaw lftuTn1pe AKA vas
largely ATTENDED, Il was one Of the lefg-
est over Witnessed ~ the neiHhbofhood.
tend. The Rev Mr. Bond. who preach
Cd IN the Eaptist church yesterday, and
Rev Hunter Of Scotch Ridge, were the
oflolating mlnlater9. The pallhearer9
were uncle1 Of the deceas9d The inter-
inent was at RiveryieW cemetery.
The large audience which attended
tifeF "pee8triclS Sltulev at the opera
house on Saturday night was mucp
pleased With t. The afiair was given
under the auspices Of the BpW0fth
League Of the West End n. 3. church Of
Bridgeport, and u Q credit ~ the
teacher Nrg stfingei. Of Bridgeport
Joseph Francis, Of hflilsr'B Station,
who has been visiting his brother, City
Solicitor W. B. Branoa returned last
evening. His wife ana child are still
here.
Those who know claim that since the
saloons have been clo1ed on Sunday,
many men who drink buy bottled beer
on Saturday IN order 70 have It on Sum
day.
The TIN mills at the Aolna-st Standard
win resume the early part d The week
There will be only two more pays at this
mill before the stop.
Over forty peEUons went from Mar
tins Ferry on the o'clock train on the
Wheeling & Lake Erie last evening.
Samuel Edmunds, who has been visit
Ing the family Of a. Wllllama, returned
to New Wllmerding, Pa, yesterday.
Ira Goodhue, VINO has been Waiting
his sister at Columbus, returned yester-
day, making the trip on bis bicycle
Thomas Davis, wife and child, " Dill
lohvale. who have been visiting IN Mar
tins Ferry, returned last evening.
John oxley was called 70 Dillonvale
last evening by the death Of his sisters
child. Mrs, oxlsy also went up.
The marshal and police appeared IN
their new uniforms IN the parade on
Saturday and looked well.
The cable Of the feeryboat New
Idea" was broken Yesterday and the
Climax" took her place.
Albert Moore, Of steubenville, rode
down on his wheel yesterday ana spent
the day With friends.
Rev. DR.. Campbell, Of Franklin COLI
lege, accepted the pulpit in the o. P.
church yesterday
Mrs Charles BIanckley. Of Kansas
City. spent Saturday with friends in this
ueighborhood.
Mrs. George W. TWeedy and son wal
ter 81 TO Mt. Pleasant to-day to spend
week or 10.
DR.. VIII n. and Fred Hall attended
the funeral Of their grandfather at Kent
yesterday.
Miss Minerva Fletcher, Of near BeaIls-
vile. Is visiting her sister, Miss Emma
F'letcher.
Mrs. William Martin. Of MoundsyIlle,
came up for Decoration Day and Sum
day.
1t Is expected that the tin mills at the
Aetna-standard Will 80 on tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Kirk, oEWest ches-
ter, Pa, arrived In the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hampton. Of Bell
airet spent Sunday in Martins Ferry.
DR.. J. G. Parr returns tomorrow from
a three days visit at Springfield.
Miss Emma Gillespie returned last
evening from Portland Station.
Charles Thomas, Of Ironton, 10 visit
ing his friend Charles Morgan.
Miss Anna McKim Is visiting friends
IN Pittsburgh for q few days.
Capt. c. W. Inglebrtght, who has been
sick is somewhat better.
Thomas Mitchell returned from Mt
Pleasant last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moore spent
Sunday at Tttonville.
Harry chessell, the bicycle man, was
In town yesterday.
Or. A. R. ong was at Mt Pleasant
yesterday