The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-07
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The shiffier Bridge Company viii
complete the f1AInlbpild nj THE now
y tin plate works Of tbs Laugh1ln Nall
< Company this week. The foundations
are rc,l dy for the engines and hot mills.
which Will arrive about the 10th OF the
month. The electric dynatnos OF 100
Shorse power will arrive to-day. f. I.
Freeman. one OF Toltcn & Hogg's gu.
Epcrintendents, will be at the mill to-
day. The cold weather.last ,aeck Inter.
fered with the work somewhat
Waiter. The son or Mr..
and Mrs.. John Burns, Of Walnut street.
was badly used up while coating on
Walnut street on Saturday night His
sled struck the Horcher reoidenec and
lie was badly bruised about the head
and body "a VI,
& Mrs.g Aug. Marquadt, residing on JET.
,ferson street, died on Saturday night.
aged stxty-Heven years. The remains
will be buried In Riyerview cemetery
this afternoon. The eervicea will be
held At e o'clock. a \ Z
II The Etude Mandolin club has been or
iganized with SIX members. az follows.
Ralph Heator. John Fsrim. Bert krlIn,
Jack Johns, Earl Thompson and Ernest
toberdlck. The frat named 10 the
leader. n 4 g. !.
The Harvester. club went IN n large
bob sled 10 the, farm home Of Alex. La
year, near Mt Pleasant, on Saturday.
night, and returned early yesterday.
morning. 4, s, 3 4 (,
s Rev. J. r. ricketts,, OF Glencoe. con.
Quoted communion In the United Press
tbyterion church yesterday morning and
preached last night. ). 4
II. W., Gauding goes east 70. day in the
interest OF the Comnoner and Glass
Worker, for which he - travelling rep.
resentatiye. 81 "
Capt. L. W. 1nglebright and Capt.
John Hutchinson, OF the ferryboat Gil
max, who have been click, are all right
again. u 4
irs. Z. j. @. Drennen. who attended
the funeral OF Mr.. w. 3. Dodge ct CO.
lumbus, returned home on Saturday
night.
over fltty persons have united with
the Methodist Episcopal church during
the revival in charge Of Rev. ]. T. Nor.
ton. y a
Evangelist conger "a having very
large meetings at tho Baptist church.
He preached three services yesterday.
Fred Williams. John Miskell and J. e.
Stilwell returned last night from a trip
up the Wheeling &: Lake Erie railroad.
\ An entertainment. consisting OF mu-,
sic and speclalties, was given BY the
Maennerchor at It's hall last night.
"a. 3. Gilmore, bookkeeper at Spence's
machine works, who underwent an OPP
Grafton, Is getting along well.
George Hell. who was hurt in runa-
way. was out Saturday for the FIRST
time. He Is still very sore. K 4
The Democratic club will be address,!
ed by Attorney D. Fl. Milligan, OF ST
Clairsville. this evening.
AR and Mrs. John Martin. Of steu-,
benvlllc. spent Sunday With Mr.. and
Mrs. Parker Elliott. :, s
Charles Morgan has taken a rolling
and left yesterday. 49, f7s;-f a
The funeral OF William Under took
place from the "A. N. e. church yester-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Mathews buried
their infant daughter at Llnwood cenie-
terry yesterday: 81 .iit I
Rev. end Mira. a. b. King, OF Har.
risburg. Pa, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
". i. Noble q
The miners are out at DIllonvale and
Long Run because Of the discharge OF
Hungarian. r 2
The remains Of Mrs. John Fisher were
laid 10 rest in Rireryiew cemetery on
Saturday.
The case OF Norman Va Gardner, set
for Saturday was contiEued until next
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Strain and Miss
Hornung were at Dlllonvale yesterday.
The cutting OF Ice has been going on
In THE river the past few days.
Miss Kate De, Vault spent Sunday
with her, sister at Brilliant.
Ben Aurln. OF Cambridge, is, visiting
his brother, Lewis Aurin. 2
The Munchers initiated several can.
didates on Saturday night "A u
Joseph Lurth spent Sunday at Wash
ington, Pa.
Rev. A. B. Griffith. state evangelist
OF the Christian church. commenced a
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