The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-22
MoUNDsyILLE BUDGET
Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief city.

Coluty'R GnteI Ittys
The electric railway people appeared
before the county court yesterday and
oRered tho court 1900 Il 1t would for
ever release the company from keeping
nm the Narrows road. on motion OF
g r. Davis. the proposition was re-
iected and the prosecuting attorney was
ordered to proceed at once to have the
company comply with the ordinance
granting them the right Of way The
court entered into a contract for q
bridge across the creek at Loudensville,
to cost 800. 1t will take the place OF
the old wooden bridge. ]. w. Hicks
resigned as road surveyor Of Cameron
district, and W. S. RulOng was APP
pointed to the place.
The rates for admission TO the camp
meeting have been fixed the same aa
iast wear. viz: Season tickets, men, 81
women, 80 cents; day tickets, men, y
cents; women. 15 cents The ladies OF
the camp ground association VIII again
have charge OF the gates at the same
wages heretofore paid, which VIII De
turned into the general fund for liqui.
dating the debt. ]. 4. Goodwin Wlll
act as secretary, also without pay,
The citizens committee has had q
very satisfactory conference with Mr.,
Grafton, OF Wheeling. In regard 10 es'
tnbllshlng a corrugating works here.
The committees report Is ready anu
will be submitted to the citizens at the
meeting 10 be held at the mayors once
this evening. This EFFORT to bring u
manufacturing establishment to our
CITY has the ring OF genuineness, and
the meeting this evening should be
largely attended.
The Epworth League held a memor.
ial service at the Methodist Episcopal
church Thursday night, in honor Of the
late Bishop Newman. II was delight-
full AFFAIR and very entertaining 10 the
audience. Excellent music was rem
dered and papers read by Rev. D. L:
Ash and DR.. W. ID. Stewart. a poem o.
merit was prepared and read by ii. L.
Rogers on Bishop Newman.
Misses Phrania link. OF Bethany, and
Cordella Orr. OF Roney's Point, and
Messrs. w. F. Settler, Of Triadelphin,
and Eustace /. Bonar, Of Glen EnSton.
were here Thursday and yesterday,
standing the examination for a Pea
body scholarship. Professor d. t.
williams had charge Of the examina-
tion.
The chicken and waffle supper given
by the gentlemen Of Trinity Parish at
Glendale. Thursday night, was a great
success, A large crowd was present
and all had delightful time. over
hundred dollars was added to the or
gan fund OF the church, for which the
supper was given.
The yellow Kids challenge any
team Of boys under sixteen years OF
age, In the state, for a game OF base
ball 10 be played on the Moundsville
grounds. Any team desiring TO accept
this challenge will do 80 through these
columns.
Miss Emma Parkinson and her guests
Miss Minnie Clark and brother, OF Cam
bridge, Ohio, were in Wheeling yester'
day. They attended the matinee at
the Wheeling Park Casino In the after
noon.
Judge II. C. Hervey came down yes
terday and held special term OF the
circuit court. The only ordec entered
was decree OF sale in the Edward
Conner case.
President Kersey, Of Bethany college.
will deliver free lecture at the Chris
tIan church next Tuesday evening: sub
feet, Force and Counter Force"
Rev. A. r. Bennett will preach at the
camp grc-nd auditorium tomorrow at-
ternoon at o'clock. A large crowd
should be present
Mrs. Jerry Cats and daughter. Miss
Nell. Of Fourth street, are the guests OF
friends at Wheeling and sherrard this
week.
o. L. Holiday, accompanied by his
mother and Misses Holderby and NC
Entee, left Thursday for Atlantic City.
w. w. Smith and wife leave to-day
for Mt. Clemens, Mich. where they VIII
remain until the latter part OF August
The Third Ward shamrocks and the
Yellow Kids win play on the Fourth
street diamond this afternoon.
A marriage license has been issued to
George ]. Woolenweber and Katie NJ.
Peters, both OF Boggs' Run.
Miss Gertrude Hanauer. Of Wheeling,
will be the guest OF Mrs. s. w. Boomer
to-day and tomorrow.
Miss Beatie Stidger. OF Reosauqua,
Iowa, is the guest Of her nephews, w.
w. and L. l.. Stldger.
Thomas Manning leaves to-day on
the Wheeling s. Lake Erie excursion to
Put-in-Bay.
DIR. and Mrs. ]. D. schmeid. Of New
MurtInsville, are visiting j. F. Curtis
and family
George Rlsinger is sick with typhoid
fever. He is under the care Of Dr.. w.
D. Stewart.
Mrs. G. C. Reppetto and children are
home from visiting friends at Barnes
Vile, Ohio.
Misses Pearl and Alice Crlswell will
spend tomorrow with friends at Nc
Mcchen.
Mrs. w. N. Burley is visiting her
mother. Mrs. W. II. Pyles, on Wheeling
Island.
Mrs. S. A. vasure, of Wheeling, was
the guest Of friends in the city yester-
day.
Miss Woods. Of Martins Ferry, Is the
guest Of Mrs. l.. B. Martin at Glendale
Miss Mary Scott was calling on
friends at Glendale yesterday.
W. b. Purdy leaves to-day for PUTIN
Bay.
Flatulence is cured by BEECHAM's
PILLS.
IF you are not getting It, your table
lacks an every day luxury. Ask for
Wheeling Bakery Bread. Insist on get
ting Il; you will stick to It. A tin seal
on every loaf.