The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-28
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NJ ]. C. Caldwell Post No, i21,, SG rs, Ri
has arranged for very elaborat GER
vices next Monday, Decoration Day.
DIR. r. w. Hall has been made chief
marshal, and Colonel E.. W. H Ball wln
chief OF staff. The aides will be DR..
d. j.; States and Carl Hunter. All who
are to take part in the parade are ask
ed to meet of the court house atjs
o'clock p.jm.tT parade will be formed
and started promptly at 2 o clock. The
formation will be made y on Seventh
street, in front OF the court house, from
which place they Will march to- Brown
& Riggs mill when they VIII turn
north on Purdy avenue, and bySswaytof3
the court house to the cemetery. The
G. a. RS, Sons OF Veterans Odd Fel9
lows, .Jr. o. u. a. N. and other organ
izations and Sunday schools will joinirI
the parade Music will be furnished sbH1
the band and drum corps. All are in-l
syited to join, In the parade. and furnish
flowers for decorating the graves OF the
fallen heroes. ss;5
Colonel J. E. Hooton returned iyester:
dag, morning from q visit to Company
&, N. of the First West Virginia Volunteer
Infantry. at Chickamauga. He reports
the boys all hearty and well and enjoy
ing camp life to the utmost OF their
ability He says the company has not
lost the reputation 2oe being the best
company in the regiment and that he
had many reasons to be proud of the
company from Moundsville. lisIS
Independent Hose Company No. Al
turned out yesterday afternoon and
washed Seventh street and past OF La
fayette avenue. It Is what should tbes
done often and the. property owners
talong the streets ought to remember
the BOYS in a substantial way for their
services. Y y ~;
Blair, who has been $attend-f
Ing school. at the Conference Seminary
at Buckhannon. arrived In theYScity
last evening on his way to visit his par
ents at Pleasant Valley. ii Mr.. ,Blairiw Will
take charge OF the Methodist Episcopal
church at Elkins the first OF June. FL
Eldora P. Nuzum, who was killed
early Thursday morning near Manning.
ton, on the Baltimore & Ohio RAILROAD
track, was buried at Brookside cemetery.
yesterday at A o'clock p. m. 4
Miss Jessie Bachman returned to her
home in Wheeling yesterday. morning.
after several days visit with Mrs. II. L.
Brown, Of Fifth street.
County Clerk Lewis issued a marriage
license yesterday to Joshua L. Ri h-
mond, of Knoxville, and Susannah My
ers, OF Wolf Run. = 81 a
Professor. Johnson Bane. left for, Colin:
eron yesterday, where he will stop fob a.
few days before going to his home Fin
Pennsylvania. ;5,,
Mayor Purdy has ordered all houses
decorated and stores closed between the
hours of l and 4 p. m. on Decoratt ION
Day. 3, 5Si
]. B. Alexander and wife leave yto-dhy
to give,a musical concert al, Wellsbasg
tonight. VI
Professor I. B. Wilson and son ist4ln.5
ley were at Beeler's Station yesterds W.
!, C. a. Barlow, OF. Buckhannon, wa$ al
business caller In the city yesterday 81
james a. ,siGa foose will return to-day
from business trip to Baltimore. 81
Reduced Rates via baltimore q; Il Ohio
Railroad Cor the annual aIee.in. Gsr-
man Baptistst tDunkards) Nnpervit je,5
H., Nav Goth TO june 7tl. s I5jt,.
The Baltimore 6 Ohio railroad Will
sell excursion tickets from points tonIits
lines west Of Baltimore, account of I'll q
annual meeting OF German Baptists :
.(Dunkards), at Naperville, I'LL at The
low rate OF one fare for the round tErIp3
to Chicago, plus 81 So 70 NnpervlllsI
Tickets will be sold May %, "a, q aid
IS, good to return until June "a, wi khs
privilege of extension until June So!, Iif,
ticket Is deposited with agent at Nape2-
Vile on or before June "a. sG3.pfs ID