The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-28
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A Miscellaneous MelHnEe OF Minor Mat
ters from MRrsiiallI Metropolis.
Some of the roms in the new school
building are overlooking with children.
Numbers and II have to be divided,
and half come in the forenoon and the
other half in the afternoon. The par
ents are not pleased with this state OF
affairs, and q new room will certainly
have to be opened. Some of the child
rem from the lower rooms are being
moved to the third ward building. but
there Is noplace for them In tire higher
grades.
In the game OF base ball played Sat-
urday evening, on the Mcconnell
grounds, the score stood II to is in IA
vor OF the Wheeling attorneys at the
close OF the fifth inning, at which time
the game was stopped by theumpire on
account of darkness. II was a well
played game, with the best OF feeling
throughout. There Is talk of another
game between the same parties, on the
same grounds next Saturday.
The fifteenth annual convention OF
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union OF West Virginia will meet In
their hall tomorrow morning at $3.50.
Arrangements have been made by the
local chapter and friends for the enter
talnment OF delegates and speakers. 1t
promlsese to be a very interesting ses-
sion.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union win give musical andliterary
entertainment, celebrating Miss Will
lard's birthday in their hall this eve
ming, commencing at 1880. No admls-
sion will be charged, but a collection
will be taken.
Revs. l.. II. Grose,R r. G. Baccus and L.
II. Cardes stopped off here yesterday on
their way to the conference. They
called on Mr. and Mrs. l. b. Wilson,
who entertained them last fall during
the conference here.
The kindergarten at the Parish Instl-
tute started of yesterday morning with
forty-three In attendance. Quiet n
number more will enter In few days,
and they will doubtless have all they
can accommodate.
Il. l.. Meighcn has painted and re-
paired his brick house on the corner OF
Seventh street and Lafayette avenue.
The improvements are very noticeable,
and add much to the appearance OF the
property.
Rev. Ruble started for Morgantown
yesterday morning TO attend them. II.
conference, which convenes there to-
morrow morning. Rev. s. j.. Cotton and
Il. II. King will start tomorrow morn
Ing.
A number OF the friends OF Miss Meln
Roberts gave her very pleasant sur
prise last evening on the eve OF her de-
parture for the south 10 spend winter
All enjoyed very pleasant evening.
Hon. Il. l.. Meighen left last evening
fort Weston to attend a meeting of the
board Of directors OF the hospital for
the insane, which meets there to-day,
Miss Bertha Zane. Of Wheeling. has
entered upon her duties as stenog-
rnpher at the glass house. She is
boarding at Prof, |. r, Wilson's.
Bruce Berry, formerly male super.
visor at the Weston asylum, was In the
the city calling on friends yesterday.
Mr.. I'd Ncir, Of Delaware, o., who has
been visiting friends In this city re-
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Samuel Elliott, of New Murunwlllc
was circulating among friends her yes
tcrdny,
Miss Clara Brockuncr Of Wheeling,
ls visiting Mrs Harry Brown.
rhc hose company realized 81 net
from the ball game Saturday.
O, Cook, Of the Cameron Banner. was
hero ON husInos yesterday
j W Hlclta Of Cameron, II In tho
city To- attend county court
Ezulucl Bonar, ~ Rouby's Rock. was
hu1lno5H CallcrNcgtrrdny.
g - wayt VI Meade district. was In
the city yesterday
Charles srnscny ~ Wheeling, was
mllrr yesterday
County court meets In extra session
to-day,
aaaas -
NEARLY all women have good haiti