The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-23
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AnsOrts Of Local News aud Gossip FROM
the Glass City.

AlisoFts Of Local News and Gossip FROM
the Glass city.
A member OF the board Of education
Informs uS that no vote on the proposed
bond Issue will be asked for this spring
Since the board adopted tho resolution
they have expressions enough to war
rant the belief t1lnt no matter whether II
be submitted at the regular or Rpeclal
election the project would be defeated.
Indeed sentiment seems 70 be unusually
one-slded In the matter and the board
win, In Difference to that sentiment, with
draw the proposition.
The funeral OF 3Ir1. Ruth A Johnson.
an excellent Christian woman who died
Saturday evening, will take place this at
lernoon at O'Clock. She was In charge
OF the Epworth Park hotel each season
since that place has had q programme.
and was universally liked.
Al. @. Fields Darkest America" drew
a large house at the EiyHlan theatre last
evening. The parade given at noon yes
tertay was fine Ons and the band was
ono Of the best that ever struck town.
The school entertainment this evening
will DO we'll attended, a. q large number
Of tickets are sold already. The teach
err have worked hard TO have the chill
dFen trained mr u,
Miss Elizabeth Jennings returned
home yesterday morning, irOm an eX-
tended visit with friends and relatives at
Knoxville, Tenn, and Louisville, Ky.
MrA Charles Knox, the lady OF this
city who tainted when the street car
jumped the track at Cincinnati, Sunday
night, Is getting along all right.
Rev. Alexander McLauchlan, OF Clayg-
yflle, Pa, preached at the United Pres
byterfan church last evening. A large
audience was out TO hear him.
D. n. Pennington. brakeman on the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh road, left yes
terday for WellsvlllG, where he will run
on the main line.
Edison Vltascope Company will ap-
pear at the ElyEian theatre the last three
nights OF this week. They also carry a
praphaphUne.
Avonary Baker returned to Pittsburgh
yesterday, having finished the construc-
ton OF the new addition at the steel
works.
Prof. ]. ALcFTenry Jones will lecture In
This city tomorrow night Subject, The
Greatest Negro, Living or Dead"
The Wonan's Relief Corps will open
|
9Th OF April and close the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Drake has return
ed home from Empire, o., where they
have been visiting relatives
Mrs. James Lee Is the guest Of friends
and relatives at SteIbenvlne and AlnGC
Junction, 9is week.
Mrs. c. C. Currau has returned home
from MoundsvIlle, where she mas been
visiting relatives.
Helen, the little daughter OF John Gil
tIea, is quite sick, in the Fourth ward
with the fever.
Miss BIaude Terrell. OF st. ciairsviiie
| Is the guest " friends and relatives In me
Fourth ward.
Mrs. Wilbur BlllnEsly, of McSIechen,
is the guest OF friends and relatives In
the city.
Mrs John MadIgan has returned home
from steubenvIlIe, after visiting reia'
tives.
Sol WeIIl left yesterday for DunkirlS,
Ind, where he Will go Into business,
David Jones. has gone % Frankton,
Ind, 10 visit friends and relaaveS
Charles King IS visiting friends and
relatives In Steubenville.
Frank Purcell IL spending a few days
with friends In Marietta.
NJ, Graf, is the guest OF friends and
relatives in Warren, Q.
]. Burtott has his new delivery wagon
out an It Is a beauty.
GeorEe Burden went to GAINESVILLE
/ Yesterday, to work.