The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-22
MARTINS PERRY.

IupA otlU AutluapS III tAo AAfIVlhH SlSy
Across tIIe River.
Frank McCarreli and sister, Miss
Harriette, son ana daughter OF Rev. j.
W. McCarreli. formerly. pastor OF the
Presbyteriark church Of this place, now
of McKeesport, Pa, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mira w. L. Noble on Fourth
street.
The Sherman house property which
was offeEed for sale for the third time
Saturday afternoon, has again been
postponed for two weeks. A bid OF
$1,000 was received, which was not con-
s!dered to justify the safe.
Quite a lively session was held by the
mayor Saturday evening, occasionGd by
the arrest Of two plain drunks and
three dtsorderiies. The former were
given 81 and costs and the latter So and
costs each.
The board Of education will hold q
special meeting this evening to select
teacher for the high school to I'LL the
vacancy occasioneo by the Illness OF
Miss Laura SwartZ.
The forcibie detainer case Of T. j.
Smith against John Howei9 was dis
missed for the second time Saturday at
the cost OF the plaintiff in Squire KEEL
ler's court.
Eight boys were arrested by officer
Brown yesterday afternoon for dtsobey-
ing the city ordinance IN regard TO
bathing inside the city limits during the
day.
The tin mill Of the Aetna-stan'iarl
worked all day yesterday, which IS
something unusual, That department
Of the MIN IL being rushed with orders.
The remains OF U. W. Coleman. the
W. & L. h fireman Killed Thursday
we're shipped to his former home at Ne
hawba, Neb.. Saturday.
A brief session Of council was held
Saturday night, but nothing OF impor-
lance was transacted. They wfgS meet
again tomorrow night.
William Martin and wife, OF Mounds
vile, spent Sunday with the latters
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William McWili-
Jams, on Third street.
Mrs. James Arbaugh went to Pitts.
burg Saturday to attend the funeral OF
her sister, Mrs. Edward Stephens, which
occurred yesterday.
wightman Frazier, Of sewickley. Pa,
VITO has been the guest Of friends in
town for the past few days. returned
home yesterday.
The condition. OF MrS ]. P. Crown
which has been very dangerous for sew
eral weeks past, is considerably i'm
proved.
Several Of our sprinteTs have entered
the 100-yRr6 dash to be run next Satur.
day at the Labor day picnic on the ISL
and.
Mr.. and Mrs. LINCOLN Horn, of Deuni-
som are the guests OF the family Of
William McWildams on Third street.
The ladies Of the Thimble Bee expect
to picnic one day this week. The time
and place have not yet been arranged.
James Niolick, OF ST. Clairsvllle, was
the guest of the family Of ]. p. Crowl on
Third street yesterday,
The MounFsviule camp meeting was
the attraction for quite number OF
our people yesterday.
Roy Hoskins, OF GAINESVILLE, is the
guest OF his. uncle, Samuel HOskinS, on
Second street,
Charles HelllnB leaves to-day for
Fairmonh O., to attend the Pennyroyal
reunion.
The old department OF the Laughlir
mty2 will resume in nun this morning.
John Godfrey, OF Pittsburg, Is the
guest OF his sister, Mrs ]. o. Perry.
Mrs, w. B. Shuttleworth Is the guest
OF friends in Parkersburg.
Harry Chessel, Of kittsburg, spent
Sunday with friends here.
Frank link, of Cambridge. spent Sum-
day with friends in town.
John Henderson spent Sunday with
his family ut Sm4thheld.
Addison Frazier has started n new
bakery in Second street.
]. e. Reynolds spent Sunday with his
parents at Darlington.
Harry Stewart has returned from Ca
diz,