The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-23
BENWooD.
Jews Notes From tho Busy Marshall
q County Town.

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William curran wishes It understood
that he did not force the dancers out
Of the Blue Ribbon hall Friday night
TO make way for the Democratic meet
Ing. The matter was optional with
Prof. Becker whether the meeting be
held there or not, and in lieu OF cash
consideration from the Democratic
committee he gave up the hall OF his
own yolltion. Mr. Currau had no
voice in the matter. The article in.
Saturdays Intelligencer did Mr.. Cur
ran an injustice. and this means is ia,
ken to put him In the right light before.
the public (,
Great preparations! are being made
for the Republican meeting here FRI
day night, which will be addressed by
Hon. A. B! White. next governor OF this
state, and Hon. Perry A. Shanor, OF
Sistersvllle. There will DO a big DEM
onstration OF clubs from this place and
adjacent towns before the meeting.
There will be a meeting Of citizens
Tonight to make the arrangements for.
the affair.
4 The Dixon Rod and Gun Club depart
ed for Fish Creek Island yesterday
morning, where they will indulge in
piScatorial. pleasures until the end of
the, week. Adam Waldenfelt, secre-
tary OF the club, has made arrange
ments to have five dozen pigeons sent
down for trap shooting contest. Prizes
Will be given to those making the best
record, ,,t
The Occidental Club, at a meeting
held Sunday night, elected the follow
ing officers: Thomas Brannon, presi-
dent; Tied" Landers, vice president;
Tom O'Brlen, secretary. and Luke Gar
yey, treasurer. They also elected q
board Of. directors
Edward Truax had the toes Of his left
foot painfully mashed while at work at
the, Riverside tube works yesterday
morning, He was working about a
hoisting machine. whcE In some way
apiece Of steel fell upon his foot.
Chicken thieves were abroad in the
land Sunday. night. They entered the
chicken coop OF Frank Wilhelm and
secured twenty-five, four out OF Paul
Riedel's and number out OF Gus
schad's coop.
Louis Hartong and Miss Ella Bosley,
both well, known young people Of this
city. surprised their friends by going
power to Sellaire Sunday evening and
being Joined In the holy bonds Of we'd
lock.
Company K, Rough Riders, is called
to meet tonight at 1880 for the pur-
pose ofldeterminlng whether to attend
the Sistersville or Pittsburgh demon
stration on Saturday, November 3.
The Empire Club will dance at the
Blue Ribbon Hall this evening. Prof.
John Long, of Wheeling. will furnish
the terpsichorean melody.
MissfMargaret Rudolph. Of Pennsyl-
lvania, S:wlll stop at Miss Mary Dixon's
to-day. en- route to Columbus. where
she Is attending school.
Claud Noel killed an cider duck on
the river Sunday evening. 1t is a
beautiful specimen Of this genus OF the
ulIu spcules.
The social department of the Ep-
worth League will render q literary and
musical programme at the NJ. e. church
this evening.
\ Prof. Jacob Reineke'5 dancing class
held q highly enjoyable session at the
Blue Ribbon hall last evening.
/ John Laupp has returned from Steu-
,,benville. where he. was called by the
illness OF his father.
The Republicans OF this vicinity are
planning big demonstration for Nc
Mechen next week.
I {. Homer Wharton, of Concord. has
returned home. after q pleasant stay
with friends here.
The Knights OF Pythias held well
attended meeting at their hall last
evening.
Mrs. Andrew Ayers. OF Hundred, Is
the guest OF Mrs. ]. C. Taylor. Of Main
street.
John Mackcy. of Youngstown. has
returned home after visiting friends
here -.
IA young son OF B. D. Long Is serious
" III OF typhoid fever.