The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-01
LOCAL RREYtTIEs.
Mnttersor Minor Moment In and About
the CITY.

nIntterso Minor Moment In and About
the CITY.
Matinee at the Grand this afternoon.
Grand to-night-"The Broadway Girl"
Base ball this arternoon-W Wheeling VS.,
Toledo.
Opera House tonight = Keene in
"Rlchelleu."
Jr. o. Il. A. NJ, entertainment tonight
by John A. Logan council.
Lou Miller, of the Sixth ward, wants
1t understood that he is not the Miller
arrested Monday.
The public school children are busy
gathering up their books for the opening
of the schools next Monday.
The Laughlln mill Went on full again
Monday night One mill was off for
week, owing to breakdown.
Dahna Temple No. GA. Dramatic Order
Knights OF Kharessan, will meet at
Pythlan Castle at 1880 tonight. Bust
ness Of Importance will be transacted.
In few days Captain C. j. Rawling
will announce the names OF the commit
tee that will go to Columbus next week
to secure the 1898 reunion of the Society
OF the Army Of Wesi Virginia for Wheel
Ing.
Brick for the paving of Caldwelrs run
were received yesterday and hauled to
the starting point. which will be at
Fette's. The work Of paving will begin
in a few days. The stone retaining wall
is nearly half completed
Prof. Hugh White has Just formed a
class for boxing, the instruction being
given at the Wheeling Athletic club
rooms. Prof White says there is more
than the usual amount Of interest tn the
manly art Of sslf-defense.
Mrs Bellvllle, the lady knocked down
by one of the Atlantic engine horses
Monday night. was reported last night
greatly improved. She had regained con-
seriousness and the physician stated
there was no immediate danger
The preliminary hearing Of George
Deltz. charged with robbery committed
at Capt Asa Booths home, on thl
Island, was held before Squire Fitzpat-
rick yesterday afternoon, The young
man entered n plea Of guilty and wal
held for trial
The statement made In Yesterdays
fntelliRencer that Mr. Waylum Plutz
and Miss Minnie Coppage, Of the North
End. were to marry Is incorrect The
information was given by young man
who represented that he was to act as
best man at the nuptials.
The musical entertainment to be given
by John A. Logan council. Jr o. U. A.
NJ, al their hall corner OF Twenty second
and Market streets, this evening will
draw large audience Tho proceeds are
to be added to tn fund being raised to
entertain the West Virginia grand coun-
ell at It's meeting here, commencing Sep
tember II.
In another column will be found the
notice Of the dissolution OF the drug
firm Of Younc e Burchinal. and notice
OF the formation of a partnership be-
tween II. NJ. Young and James V. Dick
oy,- who will continue the business at
Bookings old stand under the firm nam9
Of Young g. Dlckey Both the young
men are well and favorably known In the
community and will no doubt meet with
merited success.
Mlss Ollie Peters was the charming
hostess Of a porch party" given at her
home at Limestone. The hours were
pleasantly whlled away in various social
amusements, supplemented during the
evening by an excellent luncheon.
Among the guests present were Misses
Mary Donahue, Lizzie Rogerson Jennie
McGown. Ona Jefferson. Elizabeth Com
nihan, Caddlc Watt, Sarah Cunningham,
Edith Ewing, Or. McCuskcy, VIII Gund-
ling, John CoiIleld, Mont Cunningham
Harry Brown, Laltin Scott, Charlie Pc
ter5, Wiley McCombs, Alvn Kcyscr WI
ley Coflicld and rank Kuontz.