The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-23
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of WheelIng''
Progressive Neighbor.

Marshal Lindemuth was very agree
ably surprised last evening. About
o'clock without atword Of warning, the
city officials dropped-in.to call upon him
at his residence on Jefferson street
Mrs. Lindemuth had previously made
arrangements for their h2spitaR!e en-
tertninment and her efforts were thor
uughly appreciated by all present. Ar.
Lindemuth was taken very mpcn py
surprise when the gentlemen EasKeu
| in tfbon him, but When he TcGnined HIM
self he enjoyed the affair quite ab much
as any present. At the proper hour
refreslIments were served. to which ~
city officials did Justice, as they aIways
do. 81
Albert oliver has leased the bowling
alleys on Hanover street from David
Souders. He expects TO make sseveral
changes which are badly needed and
nit the alleys In fsrst class shape NJ.
oliver is a hustler and his Efforts along
the line OF Improving this popular sport
will he Appreclated by the people OF TINS
city.
The Presbyterian ladies' Of FAiryiew
gave "ple social" in the BairYiew
schoo! house last evening. A large
number OF people from here were
! among those in attendance. The pro-
| ceeds vii, be turned over to the Presby-
terrain church Of this city.
A surprise party was rendered VIII
bur O'Biernc last evening at the home
Of his parents on Broadway, the occa-
sion being his sixteenth birthday.
| About twenty Of his young friends were
present and delightful evening was
spent by all.
about afteen members of the elite Of
| this CITY attended the reception given
BY Mrs. Lucen p. Martin. In honor OF
| her sister. Mrs. John Van Pelt. oil ohl-
cago. at Glendale. yesterday afternoon.
John o'Donnell was yesterday fined
| 81 and costs by Mayor ShipmRH. Tor be-
Ing the promotee Of the hght which oc-
CURED Mt Kyne's saloon during the
! convention.
The absence Of the colored population
| OF our city was quite evident YESTERDAY,
| the majority Of that race attending the
! Emancipation celebration In Wheel-
ing.
Charles Heidi has been awarded the
| contract for furnishing coal for fuel ct
the public schools for the coming year
al his bid of'$4 80 per hundred bushels
A number from here expect to go TO
New York the first OF the week TO Wit
ness the celebration incident TO the ar
rival OF Admiral Dewey.
Manager Blumenberg will open the
Star theatre for the season this even
! ing. when Hal Rgih's "a Child OF the
South will be produced.
A rousIng reception was rendered the
new pastor Of the Christian church,
Rev. Tilock at the church last evening,
by the congregation.
Percy Chandler who has been the
guest OF James Murdoch, on Fayette
street, returned to his home in Newton,
i Kansas. yesterday.
Work was commenced yesterday on
The foundation FOR the new engine to be
placed In the old department OF the
Laughlln tin min.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Graf returned
N Columbus Yesterday, after a weeks
vIglt with Mr.. and Mrs. John GoOdhuc,
on Fourth street.
Harry Roscnthnl returned yesterday
from Marietta, where he hRu oeen the
guest Of relatives for few days.
Thomas McDonough returned yester-
day from West Alexander. where he
had been the guest Of relatives.
Miss Bert MlllIgan, OF Mt. Pleasant,
Ia the guest OF MlsJ Allce MlllistH. on
Jefferson street.
The Presbyterians will hold services
tomorrow in the basement OF the new
church.
Mrs. James Eberline. Of Wellsvllle. is
the guest Of Thomas Lloyd, on Broad
way.
Ralph Heaton left yesterday for Peo-
ria. H.. to enter college at that place.
Miss Minnie Hall, OF wellsburg, Is the
guest OF relatives on Washington street.
Miss Lille Springer is the guest Of
relatives in Flushing.
+. n. strIcklln has gone to Dallas, w.
Va, on business.