The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-13
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Mrs. Laura Cook Dnntofd. wife Of De-
4 wit. Dausogd, thc well known attorney
u this city ana brother " Congress-
man DaufJrd. lied n their home here
yesterday mlruiuE, lf TIER an Illness OK
bout $50 1teu-N- Nru Ur1furi T1a
devGut Christian. bot always a vcry
delicate woman and during her last III
ness. she lOuGel i0g thc Sunshine and
contemplated q WIS.,, to the country
shadow OF death fell upon her when few
save the devoted husband and ron eN-
pected ~ OF such delicate forrl Shcy
Had always a fear that drnsh uigh'
come ct ans time The kirkland and
one son. Cook DangOrd. now a young
man and pTHctlcing attorney VITA his
father. survive the mother. The funeral
viii take place tomorrow at = time not
yet fixed. Interment In Rose I'm Gem
etrry.
The new members OF the council VIII
take their seats tonight and there VIII
b. four bran new members, there being
ten altogether Messrs. e. Rumb1ci, :.
WINNER. VI. r. Cnrne- and George
pler-ol ore the ones whl retire and /.
y. Wilson. John l. Mccartney. L. J..
Steger and NJ Lis; take iheiT places.
The old council will wind up some IN
finished business and adjourn sine die,
after which the new council will or
ganlze.
August sch!ck yesterday sold his
stock in the Enterprise window glass
company. now OF Dunk!rk, Ind. but for
Unerly or this city, 20 !. IL. Johnson,
secretary OF the company AT two dol
lars sor one. Mr Schick held 1910 and
Sold for s.. 800 The stock has been prime
Tor some time and has paid large divt-
dends the past three years.
The wonen's Relief Corps fair and
festival closed last evening successful
week. which would have been better
rad not the weather been 20 bad. Miss
LILY Davis, OF the Second ward. held
the lucky numeer that drew me ~. nm
bedroom suit Saturday night The
ladies have worked hard Cor It's success
ana they have been assisted By the
members OF the G. a. r.
DR.. J. W. Cooper left last evening for
silver CITY. Fla, where his wife has
been FOR some time past for the beaeht
OF her health. Mrs Cooper now has In
namatory rheumatism and the doctor
will remain with her until she Is able
to be brought home,
The university class had . very in
teresting meeting last evening al the
nigh school room IN the Central school
building There are about one hundred
and fifteen belonging 10 the Gloss now.
Ellsworth Hibbs Is the local organizer.
am requested 20 invite the people OF
Bellaire TO look at the stock of Cloth
ing. Shoes, MAttingN, Rugs, Curtains.
etc. etc. at South's new store, on
Twelfth street, wheeling, next door 70
Exchange Bank.
The steel works went on yest' day
morning and the plate MILL resumed
last evening IT Is thought they VIII
run all week, unless a mlshap Is met
with.
The Junior order United American
Mechanics held a very important meet
ing last evening, At which time q new
member was taken In.
Misses Nellie DeVan and Ella Nc
CAREY will leave Thursday for East
Liverpool and Pittsburgh, TO Visit
friends and relatives.
Andrew Tohnie came DOWN yesterday,
from ClevelPnd, and Is spending a Few
days with his family. In the Fourth
ward.
D. d. Dubois has returned to New
Concord. where he attends college. after
spending Two weeks with relatives mere.
George Stephens has returned to
Pittsburgh. after spending a few days
with friends and relatives in this city.
Mr.. William Carlisle and Miss Nan
ME GIMn. OF FIyan City. Pa: are the
guests OF relatives at High Ridge,
The regular weekly meeting OF the
Choral Society will be held tonight al
the First Presbyterian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart AcPeake and
son. OF Venice. Pa, are the guests o.
D. T. McCIoy. at High Ridge.
The funeral OF william Burke will
occur al 3 o'clock this morning. from
the ST. Johns church
Charles Fowler and wife. OF East Liv-
erpocl. are the guests OF friends and
relatives IN the city.
The old Catholic church and school
building on Guernsey street, Is being
torn down.
Miss Jennie Howard. OF ParkersburS,
Is tile guest OF friends and relatives In
this city.
John strobei went TO Mansfield to nc-
cept a position as guard at the reform
atory.
W, H. Thompson and wife are con-
templating moving to California to re-
side.
James Dolan shipped his household
goods TO New Castle, Pa. yesterday.
Mrs. John O'Seill is dangerously I'll
nj her home IN the Second ward.
Presiding Elder Osborne, OF Barnes
vile. was in the city yesterday
DR.. q. A. Keepers. OF Beallsville. was
IN the city yesterday morning
Mrs. r. L. PfaHenbach Is quite III At
her home in the Third ward.
The medical board will meet to-mor"
row in regular session.
George Scott is quite III at his home
in the Fourth ward,
William Oberfnan has moved INTO the
Gill property.
,,,rp,CASs are IN. most inventive