The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-15
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Mr.. John A. Ncy and Miss Mary u.
Robinson were married In the. Catholic,
church yesterday morning by Rev.
Father WChrlo. They were attended by
Mr.. patrlck Ney and Miss Noble Tai
let ana quite Il number OF friends Wit
messed the ceremony. A wedding brcak-
fast was partnkcn OF Mt the home OF the
brides mother and the happy couple
left Ut 10 o'clock for the east, Mr.. John
A. Ney In tho local ticket agent 'Of the
Cleveland h Pittsburgh Railroad Com
pnny, a splendid young man, who Is
heartily congratulated upon securing
such an cstImablc vito.
The response to Rev. Mr.. King 10 af-
ford relief 10 those who suffered In con-
sequence OF the Hood on Wcgeo creek,
has been quite generous md ilnnc-
dintc relief has been given. Some Of those
whose bottom patches Of land are prac-
tlcally destroyed and whose houses
were swept away entirely, together
with what goods they had, arc IN very
bad shape, however. and It Ia n pug
zling question 10 solve Just what to do.
Tho Bellalrc. GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati
railroad will get through 10 their dc.
pot hero to-day for the first time since
the 4th. The value Of that road to this
city and Its convenience to the people
along its line was never 30 much mp
preciatcd ms since It has been unable to
operate. 1t has come to stay because
people cannot get along without It now.
The city board OF education awarded
tho contract for new Iron fence around
the Fifth ward school building TO George
Walters 6 Company. They will also
pave the yard and sidewalk about that
building.
The city council met In regular scss-
Ion last night, but transacted only rou-
tine business. In tho absence OF Prcs!-
dent Rumbach, vice President II. 7.
Carncs, presided.
There will DO social and lawn fete
given Tomorrow evening at the home
IF Miss Elizabeth Woodbridge. by the
Mission Band. OF the First Presbyterian
church.
Mrs, Wilbur L. De1baugh. formerly
OF this city. died at her home In Dun
kirk, Indiana, Sunday, An infant son
and the husband are left to mourn her
loss.
Mr.. George +. Rhodes Is In charge OF
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh ticket Of
fee during the absence Of John A. Ney
who Is on his wedding trip.
The Buckeye fishing club boys all re-
turned home yesterday to be ready to go
to work In the steel plant this morning.
Patriotism, Protection and Prosperity
against Pinsuc, Paltering Popullsm Is
all right In the Ohio valley this year.
W. Z. Morgan has charge OF the Pos
tai Telegraph Office In this city, while
the manager Is visiting In Chicago.
The camp meeting at Moons grove
this year Is q great success. It Will be
continued over next Sunday.
Mr.. t. a. Rodefer and family are at
tending the Prohibition assembly meet
Ing at Moundsville.
Edward Manscll Is quite low at his
home In the Fourth ward. with conges-
ton OF the brain.
There will be a social lawn fcte at the
home of Mrs. Lizzie Woodbridge to-
morrow evening.
Assignee Danford failed to sell the
Henry property yesterday because there
were no bidders.
Charles Minniemeyer Is home from
New Athens, where he attended college
the past year
Yesterday was pay day on the Cleve-
lind. Loraln & Wheeling at this point.
Miss Mabel Lltchtenberger entertain
ed friends last evening at her home.
Miss Bertha Hrsh. OF Allegheny. Is
visiting In the Second ward.
a crowd OF young folks will picnic at
Chestnut Point to-day.
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