The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-24
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AIisorts Of Local NoWI ANA sOs,Ip From

Alls0rts 0f Local News and G0bSlp From
the CsIRss Guy.
The school entertainment at the Elys-
ian theatre last night was well attend
ed and the programme rendered wah
appreciated by al present. The tench-
orR worked hard In training the chilli
rem and their labor was fully repaid by
the performance. The programme cons
sisted OF vocal and Instrumental solos,
recttattOns, tabieaux and StatuatY. Col-
Ored lights and colored glass were used.
THE entertainment was one OF the best
Of the kind given In this city for some
time.
The various local candidates have
filed sworn statements OF their expense
in securing nominations and they vary
from nifty cents to IS. The Republican
candidates had 10 pay for popular vote
primaries, while only a few persons
made the Democratic nominations and
the candidates were at no expense.
Mayor Williams has been kept busy for
two DAYS filllng out blanks and admin.
lstsrlng the oath on this score, as II 10
new wrinkle.
Bob Mason, the counterfolteF IN jail
at Steubenvllle, writes Marshal BahTa
feQuently, and in all Of his letters he
says ali ne knows about counterfeit
Ing he learned from a fellow near Pow
hatAn He wants the marshal to ar
rest the man and bring him TO Steu-
benYllle and Mason thinks he could
send him up.
Gus Gillian, the man who Jumped his
board bill at the Globe hotel. was
caught and taken before Mayor WILL
Jams, who fined him $25 and costs and
10 days In jail. He was taken to Ct,
ClaIrsville yesterday by Marshal Bah
"a.
Mr. H. ]. Feldner, OF Woodsfeld, and
Miss Louisa NJ. MoseF, Of sardiB, were
married at the Anderson hotel here
yesterday afternoon by Rev, l.. M.
Weiss. A brother and two sisters OF
the bride witnessed the ceremony.
The Gravel Hill reading md social
club Will meet at the home Of AR. and
Mrs. ], +. Anderson Tomorrow even
ing. Miss Julia BirdSong will assist
Mrs. Anderson in entertaining the club.
George Hyatt and Austin Robey have
gone tO Piedmont, W. w., where they
Will work for James Kinney. who Is
drilling several wells in that vicinity
The funeral OF Mrs. Ruth A. Johnson
took place yesterday afternoon at two
o'clock and was largely attended. In"
tRrment was IN Rose Hill cemetery.
s. NJ. Fletcher passed through the city
on hts way to st. ClRirSVllle Junction
from Beallsville, where he has been
experimenting some work.
The dance given by the Progress
club last night was well attended and
all present had an enjoyable time. La
Roche furnished the music.
A university class Of 100 has been Sc
cured here and = meeting will DO held
in tho high school building tomorrow
for organization.
Mrs, o. o. Snyder has returned TO her
home In woodstield after very pleas
ant visit with friends and relatives In
the nth ward.
Hon. w. T. Lewis. ex-state labor
commissioner, Is an applicant for q
place in the treasury department. at
washington.
Miss Emma Martin, OF Moundsvllle,
ls the guest OF the family OF Dr.. D. w,
Long, in the fourth ward.
Charles Rockingham has returned to
Steubenville after visiting friends and
relatives In this city.
Thomas o'Nell has returned to New
ark after spending q few days with
relatives In this city.
The CbautauQua Circle will meet this
week Mt the home Of Miss Annie FarIS
in the Fourth ward.
Miss Merle Lilly has returned home
from several months visit with rel
atIves at Flushing.
Mrs. James FittOn II improving, but
It will be some time before she Is able
TO be out.
Mrs. William Murphy. OF Bridgeport,
Is the guest Of friends and relatives In
this city.
Luke Lnlly left yesterday for Q bust
ness trip through the interior OF the
state.
Claude Harrison has returned home to
st. Clairsvllle after Visiting IN this city.
Forest Evans has returned to Clar-
!nEton after spending a few days here
Henry ]. Welty. Of SteubenvIlle, is
the guest Of friends In the city
c. Rumbach went to woodsfleld yes
terday morning on business trip
Prof. j. AicHenry Jones will lecture at
the Elysihn theatre tonight.
E. +. Powell. of Quaker City, Is the
guest Of friends In this city.
Mrs. Anna GetroAst is seriously III
nj her home on Rose Hill.
A number OF new seats will be placed
IN the city park shortly.
III, s, Armstrong was In 81. ClairsVllle
yesterday on business.
Alex. Ogle went TO steuhenVille yes
terday on business.
The U. o. A. n. held a meeting last