The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-02
The Daily Chronicle OF WhcciInI's
Progressive Nrighbor.

The office OF Or. BeaEie was faIdea ~
the police al an early hour yesterday
morning and four persons who were In
the office, two men and tSo women,
were Hfrestcd. The qunrtCtte had been
lrdulg!nE In entirely too much strong
drtuk aud their m8Rner az celebrating
the coming OF the new year was not Ap-
rrCClAtcd BY nclphbOrS who made the
charge against them, They will be
given q hearing before Mayor Shlpman
this morning and will llkGlt plead
guilty 10 a charge OF dlsordcrly conduct.
Paul Boglc and sister. Miss Bessie.
were the h0spltablc host and hostess 90
i%eRtp.ave Of their friends st n watch
party Saturday night. one OF the most
enjoyable features OF the evening was a
guessing contest, IN which Mas MaFga-
rel Smith carried on tho first prize.
while Roy McNi1nnIs received the
"boohy" prize. Excellent refreshments
were served and the evening was an
enjoyable one throughout.
The ladies Of the "rhimbie Bee" will
give masquerade reception at the
home OS Miss Carrie Hobbs on North
Filth street, tonight. Each member Of
the club has the privilege OF inviting
one gentleman friend and those who
are fortunate enough 10 receive Invita-
lions should consider themselves lucky.
as the event promises to be n social
success,
The annual week OF prayer will he OBJ
served by the various churches. COM
mencing this evening. The United
Presbyterian and Presbyterian cOnFrc-
cations VIII meet together In the for
mer's church each evening during tho
week. with the exception OF Wednesday
and Saturday nights.
Harry Rosenthai and John Johns
leave to-day for Washington, D. c.,
where ther will spend few days be-
fore returning to their duties at tho
Baltimore Medical College and the Uni
vcrsity OF Pennsylvania, respectively.
Miss Emma Mears, daughter OF Mrs.
Emma Mears. OF South Broadway, died
last night. after an Illness of several
weeks. from rheumatism. which at
tackled her heart No funeral arrange
mcnts have been made yet.
The West Virginia glass works will
20 on in full this morning, after a four
weeks idleness. The management of
this enterprlsing concern look forward
TO the coming run with great prospects.
Marshal r. a. Llndemuth entertained
the city officials and few outside
friends to an excellent supper yesterday
evening, at his home In the Second
ward.
The Wonlan's Foreign Missionary So
cietv OF the Presbyterian church will
meet at the home OF Mrs. VI. C. Mitchell,
on Fourth street. Thursday afternoon.
New Years will not be generally oh
served here to-day. although the banks
will be closed and the postoillce will OBJ
serve the usual holiday hours.
Miss CleOde Anthony will return to
her school at Flushing this morning. az
ter spending thc holidays with her par
ents on Broadway.
WciShtman Frazier will return TO
his homo at Sewickiey. Pa. to-morrow,
after o weeks visit with friends here.
Mrs. Benjamin Thomas fell while
coming out OF the VI. z. church last
night, and was Slightly injured.
Fred UP. n former Martins Ferry
boy, now Of Pittsburgh, spent Sunday
with friends and relatives here.
MISS aIlCe NOou VIII return 10 BAL
timorc this evening, to resume her stu
dies In the Woman's college.
The spring term OF common pleas
court opens at st. C1airsville Tomorrow
with 2l3 cases on the docket.
Miss Margaret Smith will return to
Wilson's College. Chambersburg. Pa.
to-day.
MISC Lizzie Clousc. Of Rellelrn sne,t
New Years with Miss Amelia Reitz.
Ross and George Heaton are visiting
relatives at Mt. Pleasant.