The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-04
MouNpsyILLE BUDGET
Yesterdays News From: Marshal
County's Chief CITY.

ASStSruhy news FroHl.t thNfsuhii
County's Chief City.
The closer we approach to'tthe time
for the ci.: election the warmer be-
comes the political talk and gossip on
the street corners and in the stores.
There are but two tickets In the field.
The Republican ticket and the "Cl,l-
zens," nee the Democratic ticket, are
the only ones. The principal fight NOV
seems to be between y. c.. Parkinson.
candidate for mayor Oh the former, and
l.. B. Purdy, candidate for the same Of
flee on the latter ticket. The tlgh, from
now on until the election, which will
be held next Thursday, the 9Th, viii be
a stiff one. But the Republican ticket
Is good one and there Is little doubt
but what 1t will be elected. The fight
Ing SO far has been done principally by
the Democratic side. but the Republic
cans will not forget to be at the polls
on election day and the vote will tell
how much Democratic thunder has been
wasted.
The high school graduating class has
secured Mr.. and Mrs Francis La babe
10 give readings from Shakespeare In
me school hall, next Monday night.
The programme will Include the wooing
scene In Richard III, the trial scene In
the Merchant OF Venice, and Damon
and Pythias. The proceeds will go to-
wards paying the expenses OF COM
mencement. }slT
The high school cadet corps met last
evening and elected the following off,
GERS: Captain. c. S. Potter; frs; lieu
tenant. Charles Humphreys; second
lieutenant, Frank Thatcher: first SER
geant. Mect Carroll; second sergeant,
Harry Seamon. +
There was slip in the narrows
Thursday night and another Yesterday,
which prevented the street ears from
running part of the day. The mud and
trees we're soon removed. however, and
traffic was resumed.
John Elliott. and daughters. Misses
Daisy and Cora, were the guests of Ed
ltor j. D. Shaw and family Thursday
night. They were on their way home
ts Williamstown. from visiting friends
In Ohio.
Mrs Mary Parkinson, who has been
visiting friends In the city. has left for
Llinto. ILL.,, where she will spend q
short time with relatives, before re-
turning to her home In Kansas.
The revival services are still in pro-
sress at the Presbyterian church. A
very active part Is being taken In the
meetings.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union will meet this evening at the
home of Mrs. S. A. Walton, on Seventh
| street.
Mrs. Lenkard. OF Hannibal. O.. Is Wis
itins her daughter. Mrs. d. T. WILL
Jams, OF Grant avenue.
Rev. Duncan has left for his home In
81. Paul, Mimi, after spending some
time with friends here.
Miss Bessie Lutes. of Rosby's Rock,
Is the guest OF Miss Carrie Kemp. OF
Morton avenue.
Miss Hattie johnson left last evening
for Fairmoat to spend to-day and Sum-
day with friends.
The G.. A. r. will meet at their hall
tonight. Some important business Is I'd
be transacted.
Miss Rena Hogg, Of LioydsvIlle, Ohio,
is the guest Of Miss Efle Evans, of the
First ward.
a. +. Lynch and ". F. Taylor are in
Washington. D. c.. on business.
Mrs. T. J. Parsons is home from VS.
itng friends at Quaker C!tr-. Q.
Attorney Robert White. OF Wheeling,
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. P. $. Hubs is the guest OF
friends at Wheeling. &C.