The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-20
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vile. and DempRey Morgan, who resides
In the old school house on Broadway.
Morgan was slightly cut. and angered
up to his residence, loaded his doubles
barrel shotgun and started IN search OF
McAninch. Several friends wanted him
to drop the matter and 90 home, and TO
all OF these ne would say, Stand back;
Morgan searched AetnAVille and failed TO
find his man. Morgan seemed to mean
business Rnd-it - good thing for Nc
Aninch that he did mot md him. No ar
James LennSrd and Hugh white were
arrested Saturday night for lighting in
Beck's saloon, on Washington street
Isaac Jones has returned from ROyser.
W. Va, whore he and Mrs. Jones at
tended the funeral Of Mrs, Jones brother,
George Troutman, who died from the
effects Of injuries received BY the cara, on
which he was working. Mrs. Jones Will
remain a few days.
Yesterday morning the pulpits In the
United Presbyterian and Baptist churches
were filled by speakers In the interest OF
the anti-saloon league, and in the evening
| the pulpits Of the Methodist. and Presby-
terrain churches were occupied by the
same gentlemen.
The receipts at the cantata Of ruth"
were almost 800. Many persons would
talk OF this next Saturday night. The
proceeds go toward the town clock FUND.
one df the barns on o. b onE's farm
In Pine Valley, near Dillonvale, was
burned Saturday night. Word from there
yesterday stated that the loss Is Sl,OOO,
Yesterday the colOred odd Fellows cele-
brated their anniversary. Rev. Mr.. Brown,
OF Mt. Pleasant, preached the sermon.
Many visitors were present.
Rev. DR.. RikeF, OF Wheeling, viii de-
liver his lecture on What Shall We Do
with our Boys?" IN the II. 2. church
next Friday evening.
Yesterday ut $40 Miss Lucetta Nc
Glumphrey was married 20 William Cos
ney by Rev DR.. ]. w. Robbins at the
NJ. E. parsonage.
The game Of ball Saturday between the
catcherB and clippers at the AetnA.StRn
ard resulted in q victory for the clippers,
Joseph Lurch has left the Belmont
Brewing Comapny ana will travel Tor
phla.
Yesterday Rev. W. B. Hartzog preached
In Columbus and will attend the OHIO
Baptist convention before returning.
Tonight the knights OF the Golden
Eagle VIII have two candidates in the
second degree and one in the third.
e. ]. A. Drennen returned yesterday
frcm Parkersburg by water. He says
the mercury. registered SO there.
The funeral Of the little child Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Hamburger Will take
place this murnig at 10 o'clock.
The family OF Henry Watkins, q double
at the Iaughlin tin plate works, Will
arrive to-day from Wales.
Yesterday the Junior Mechanics at
tended the funeral Of the late G. A. Hath
away at Portland station.
- .I1Rel
spent Sunday with the family OF William
II. Joy, on Broadway.
Some Of the Martins Ferry Republicans
talk Of going TO the national convention
at st, Louis by boat.
There was a small hro at the residence
Of James Gather, on Third street. on
Saturday.
me Aetna-standara win snip a 1OO6.ton
order on a Model barge the early part OF
this week. .,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carmichael are
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. John Quinn,
Of Mlngo.
David Jones' hand was badly wrenched
while he was at work In the Aetna
Standard.
Isaac Lewis and Mrs. william Powell
60 TO New Castle to-day to see n sick
relative.
The Epworth League Of the NJ. P.
In May.
Charles Wetzel and son, Hope. Of Me-
Dermott's tool works, are on the sick list.
"DiclS' Padden was home over Sunday.
He Is doing good work with Toronto.
Bert Jones, Of Yorkvllle. was in the
city yesterday calling on friends.
Miss Minnie johnson. OF Bellalre, is WIS.,
itinE Martins Ferry friends.
Miss Anna McKim was home from
Pittsburgh over Sunday.
Mrs, John HulxIll is at the woman's
Hospitallin Wheeling.
Thomas Lloyd is entertaining A. J.
Thomas, of Irondale,
col" John Goodman has returned
fl6m sistersvllle.
Fred Van Psls and wife spent Sunday
at Dlllonvale.
1ra W. GOOdhuo Is visiting in Column
bus.