The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-27

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People were shocked at the sad and
unexpected he Us " il.c eee.h 2! MIS-
Eliza Holiday, vile Of the late Newion
n. Holiday. which occu: red nom heart
failure az her home, corner OF Hanover
and Fifth streets. yesterdlg morning az
O'Clock She vas AGED sevtaty-thrce
year She was a woman o. more thal
ordinary Intelligence and * a KIND,
charitable disposition, being loved aad
most hl1hly respected by those Whp
knew her best. Mrs. holiday was born
near TTeeport Ohio, Jply 2, 1921, her
maiden name being Fila +. Ttoras IN
the year 1853 she was married 20 Newi
ton n. HOIlidaF. ard removed 20 TINS
place shortly after her marriage, where
she has slnce resided. Public services
Will be held nt the home OF the deceas-
ed Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. Tha
funeral win occur from the residence
aud will be conducted by Rev Y a.
DOnahey and Rev. Samuel BOYD. Non-
day afternoon al o'clock. Intermen1
will be made at Riyeryiew cemetery.
The marriage OF Harry slricklin TO
Miss Kate Fowler. two well known
VounG people OF this place, VIII occur
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at
their furnished home on First street.
The cereuouy WIN be performed by
Rev. Morton, OF the Methodist Episcopal
church.
The watermelon race last evening ct
tracted large crowd OH Hanover street
ard It was very exciting. Arthur Bran
son got first prize. winning u water
melon and dollnr attached
The funeral OF Mrs. Margaret Reece
Occurred yesterday afternoon at :
O'Clock. from her late residence on
Clark street. 1nierment al Rlvervlew.
Mrs. Fannie Anderson and grandson
Harlan OnE, will be home to-day from
Denver. Col. where they have been VS.
ltlng relatives,
The Ladies Erection Society Of the
Presbyterian church met last evening
at the home OF Mrs. a. j. Smith, on
Fourth street.
Miss Margaret Hunter. accompanied
by her sister. Mrs. Dr. W. r. HerVey,
returned TO her home In Pittsburgh yes
terday.
Miss Daisy Freudenberger. Of Steu-
benville. is the guest OF her auEt. Mrs.
Edward Robestshaw, on Fourth street,
AIRS. Samuel Thompson was taken to
the wheeling hospital last evening TO
undergo the third operation for a tumor.
Samuel Bender. baker from Phlln-
delphia, arrived here yesterday to ac-
cept position with Fehrenbach Bros.
4 number OF our school teachers who
have been attending the institute at
Bethesda returned home,last evening.
Miss Clara Mitchell, Of Mt Pleasant.
is the guest OF her sister Mrs. w. 3.
Francis, on Walnut street
The teachers examination will be
held at the Central school building this
morning al $40 o'clock.
Rev. a. r. Brownlee leaves to-day for
his home in Pueblo, Col, after visit
with relatives here.
Miss Emma Joy will return to-mor-
row from an extended stay at Sisters
Vile.
The new department Of the Laughlin
tin mill will resume Monday morning.
Mrs. r. A. Llndemuth and children
go to Ironton to-day to visit relatives.
Roy Gaibraith. OF smlthaeld. is the
guest OF r. T. ong. on Broadway.
p. L. Glover, OF BloomIngdale, o., was
here yesterday on business.
Edward Elliott, OF Cleveland, Is the
guest OF relatives in this city.
C. f. Fish, Of Toledo, was in the
city yesterday on business.
Mrs. James A. Dickson returned from
Altoona, Pa, yesterday.
Luther Lewis returned to his. home in
Elwcod City yesterday.
w. II. Ratcliff. OF at, Pleasant, was
In the city yesterday.
Miss Bowen will arrive here to-day,
from ithaca, N. Y.
Squire Mercer, of Colerain, was in
the city yesterday.
Council viii hold an adjourned sess-
ion this evening.