The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-13
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All Sorts OF Local News aud GOInip Abou {
the Glass city.
The 'Loring Band" composed OF n
number OF young people OF the Second
Presbyterian church, will give what
they call birthday party at the home
OF Miss Laura Mccullough, in Gravel
Cut. on january IA. The members Of
the society each receive an Invitation
from the one entertaining and a small
sack which you are expected to bring
or send back with n cent for every
year Of your age. The one who opens
the sacks is not allowed to tell how
much r. in them, as some people DO not
want their age to become known.
John Coulter, Of Uhrichsville. was
calling on friends In the city Monday
and while walking up street in the
evening, fell on the pavement near the
Christian church and dislocated his
arm. He was taken to the Anderson
hotel, where DR.. Cooper was called and
placed the dislocated arm In position.
Mr.. Coulter was well known In this
city, as having run a store at Chippe-
wa Lake. He left yesterday morning
Tor his home.
Jack Hamilton, formerly mail agent
on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad,
but now OF Milwaukee, has been al
lowed a pension OF IS per month. Jack
Hamilton once refused to allow Gen
eral Grant to pass the gang plank onto
boat while he was on guard, because
he did not give the countersign and his
flrmness made a lasting friend OF the
famous general. Even after learning
who he was the guard would not dis
obey orders.
IIytu,o,, To,,r ., IittIa hov in tho
First ward, was playing around Rode
fer Bros. glass factory Monday, when
he accidentally fell and in some man
ner broke his right leg. He was car
rIed to his home, where DR.. Boone nix
ed the broken leg in shape.
The Bellaire parties to the Sisters
vile chicken fights are said to have
about twenty-five game cocks In
training and will select thirteen OF The
best to battle for the cash OF the cock
sports OF that town.
The property of Thomas Ault was Of
fered for sale yesterday by the assig-
nees, but none OF Il was sold because
there were no bidders. Tallman &
Armstrong are the assignees.
A number Of the citizens OF this city
have already applied at the new library
for books. 1t just having been yes
terday shows that the proper interest
will be taken In It.
William Seals, who has been running
a tailor shop in Sistersville for some
time past, will be In the city to-day, on
his way to McKeesDort, Pa, to open a
shop.
The property belonging to the estate
OF John Kane, on Rose Hill, was sold
Monday. by the deputy sheriff. 1t was
bid in by the heirs OF the estate at
The steel works and plate mill start
ed yesterday morning in all the de-
partments. It will probably run steady
all this week.
NJ. Riley and family left yesterday
for their home IN Atlanta Ga, after
spending several weeks with relatives
in the city.
Edgar Thomas. of this city, is work.
ing for the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheel
ing Railroad Company, at Bridgeport.
Mrs. Thomas Powers and son have
gone 10 Beaver Falls, Pa, to spend a
few days with relatives.
William Hay has returned to his
home In Navarro, Ohio, after spending
few days in the city,
Miss sallie Mcclarln,. OF this city, Is
spending few days with friends and
relatives at Warnock.
James AIaloney has returned to Sis
tersvIlle, offer spending few days
with relatives here.
Miss Kate Kane. OF Caldwell. Is the
guest Of the family Of w. II. Thomp-
son, In this city.
Mrs. Frank Long has returned 20
her home In Charolio, Pa, after visit
ing In the city.
Miss Bessie Drlggs has returned
home from a visit with relatives in
woodsheld.
c. C. Kelly, Of Armstrong; Mills, is
spending few days with relatives In
the city.
Mrs. Emma Holman, OF steubenvllle.
Is the guest OF friends and relatives In
the city.
Mrs, Louise Evans has returned to
her home in BeallsVille, after visiting
Mrs. DIR. Mcdonald is hone from a
visit with relatives In GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. II. l.. Scott Is confined to her
home in the Fourth ward, quite III.
The steamer Keystone State passed
down yesterday.
The Choral Society met last evening,