The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-07
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Aeross thu River.

Across thu River.
The Epworth League OF the Second
Methodist Episcopal church will render
die following programme this evening;
organ voluntary, Miss Lucy Jackson;
recitation. Matte Hughes; defamation.
samuel Lucas; song by league; select
reading. Lizzie Williams; recitation,
Myrtle Beanson; paper, Thomas Will
Jams. singing by league; solo. May Lo-
gan; open discussion, do the Signs
OF the Times Indicate the Future Pros
perlty OF the Nation?
Howard the twenty-one-year-old
son OF Newton Stllwell, OF Crescent, re-
Gently went home from Wheeling sick
with the typhoid fever, since which time
eight Others In the same family have
taken the fever and the most malignant
type al that. The mother and elaht OF
the children ali have il. The trht 10
take Il Is recovering, but this can not
be said OF the other members OF the I'M
fortunate family.
The funeral Of Mrs. Patrick Moore,
yesterday afternoon, was largely at
tended. Rev. Or. ]. W. Robins, pastor
OF the Methodist Episcopal church, OF
which the deceased was member, was
the officiating minister, The interment
was at Riyervlew,
Yesterday, John Stewart, OF Frank
lin. purchased the William Selby prop
erty on Main street. at $3.50, and Anon
Paxson purchased the William Connolly
property on Sixth street, at $500,
The Mark Hanna Fishing Club. OF
which r. d, strleklln Is captain, goes
TO Fish creek next Monday and will
camp four or 1--WE miles back OF Gamer
on.
Mrs. John Wooster and son, Eugene.
OF Portsmouth, Ohio, formerly OF keo-
kuk, Iowa, are visiting the formers
brothers, Ross and James Robinson
Yesterday the Buckeye Stars defeat
ed the picked nine by a score OF II to
IS. The batteries were Ellsworth and
Mnn, and Coss and Walker.
II. w. GandIng went 10 Pittsburgh
yesterday, to report the Glass Workers
convention for the Commoner and
Glassworker
Roy Simpson, OF Dayton. Is visiting
his grandmother, Mrs Ralston. on
Fourth street. Roy has many friends
here.
Sixty dollars was realized at the pic
mic given by the German Lutheran
church at seabrlght's Grove, on Mon
day.
Fishing, swimming. hunting, and eat
ing were the chief amusements at the
private picnic in charge OF Adam Wer-
mig.
Yesterday the Episcopal and Welsh
congregations picnicked at Wheeling
park and spent the day very pleasant
iy.
Miss Daisy Lewis. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. W. B. Lewis. OF Glenn's Run,
died yesterday, aged tYenty-four years.
Timothy Murphy IS home from Mar
ion, Ind. He Is employed in n glass
factory. which manufactures collins
David Paxton, the well known engi-
neer on the Terminal Railroad. was
Frustrated by the heat on Monday
Miss Dalsey Keyler. OF Alliance, who
has been visiting Miss Josephine Nc
Cowan. returned yesterday.
A valuable horse belonging TO Frank
strlnger dropped dead on the track at
steubenville, on Monday.
John NJ. Garyln, a leading attorney OF
CadiE, and DR.. Ramsey, OF Hopedale,
dropped dead on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sutton Palmer and Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph slbert are visiting
near Proctor, w, Va.
Miss Minnie Hamilton, OF Steuben-
vile. is visiting Ebenezer Edwards, on
Centre street.
Harry Smith and his crew goes to
Lisbon, to-day, to paint the tin mill
Henry Lawrence. two-months'-
child OF John Desch, died yesterday.
-Four councllmeu waited until $3.50 last
night without getting quorum.
Mrs, II. W. Ganding, who hns been
dangerously Ill, Is canvalesclug.
Mira. W. L. Trip left yesterday for
Florida, to Join her husband.
W. It. Garrett IS moving his house
hold goods to Steubenville.
Phil Williams will return from Gin
clnnau to-day.
william Lloyd Is at Sioux City, Iowa.