The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-17
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The GiusS ciiy.
william Harris, a colored porter, was
taxed $40 and costs In case brought by
a travelling man who complained Of his
treatment. in default Of cash the mayor
ordered the cuiprit locked up. A very
drunk toung woman was also Hned 81
and costs and BIZ Jackson got the same
for drunkenness.
Mr.. D. II. Ramsey and Miss C7lllR s,
Wright. OF JneobsburR. quietly came 20
this city and were as quietly married bF
Rev. II. A. L. King, al the home OF the
ohicIatlnE minister. They are well
known and deserving young people and
will make their home at Iacobsburg.
Hon. c. L. weems spent Thursday
evening in this city on an engagement
with Woodsheld attorneys. He Is pre-
pairing for the next term OF court. and
has q number OF civil cases in addition
TO his business as prosecuting attorney.
Rev. 7. H TAYLOR win preach In the
South Bellalre 81. 2. church. morning
and evening, on Sabbath. Rev. Taylor
was the popular pastor Of this church
many years ago. and viii no doubt at
tract large congregations.
E. G. DennIson, who has been acting
as night operator at the Baltimore &
Ohio, has left for his home at Coshac-
ton, to spend a week before taking
charge OF the Baltimore & Ohio ticket
ONCE at Zanesvllle.
Miss Yernice A. Rodefer, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs John I. Rodefer. formerly
OF this city, now OF Elwood. Ind, was
married on Thursday last to Mr.. Noble
G. Knots, an excellent young man of
that town,
Miss Clara Robinson very pleasantly
entertained quite a number OF her
friends last evening at her home In the
Fifth ward. Games were INDUCED in,
after which refreshments were served.
The hub and hub race between the
Mechanics Hose company and the Lib
ertV Hose company, will be run on Bel
mont street between ThirtY-third and
Thlrty-hrst street. on October 8.
Mrs. Thomas Godfrey. Of Mlngo juno
ton. formerly Of this city, has returned
to her home, after q pleasant visit with
friends here.
Quite number from this city will go
to Cleveland tomorrow, on the excur-
blOH un tnt SleNelAHut ASA0lA y w 4SSA
Ing road.
Miss Laura Lashley will leave shortly
for her home in Indiana, after a pleas
ant visit With relatives In this city and
vicinity.
The Hebrews of this city are observ-
ing New Years day, to-day. They are
holding services in the Jewish syna-
gegue.
Newell, the young son Of John Davis.
is quite Ill at his home In the Fourth
ward, with scarlet fever
Ex-senator Charles NJ. Hogs has
about $4,000 pounds Of wool this season,
at twenty-seVen cents.
Miss Clara Robinson entertained a
number Of friends at her home In the
cut yesterday evening.
Miss Clara Hoover has returned home
from Readign, Pa, where she has spent
the summer.
j. R. Cots has returned home from a
pleasant visit with friends in Washing
ton, D. c.
Mrs. Wade, OF Chicago, Is the guest Of
friends and relatives in the Third ward.
H. T. Day came up yesterday from
PowhRtan, where he Is making pike.
County Treasurer W. c. Bergundthal
was in the city yesterday on business.
Harry Dunaway has left Hartford,
Ind. where he will work this winter.
Miss May wadsworth, OF PiQua, Ohio,
is visiting friends in the city.
William Strong, OF MoundsVlllO, was
In the city yesterday.