The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-15
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News Notes From the Busy Marshall
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News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.
AZ the Methodist church Sunday
morning the Rev. G. W. Bent will dis
course on the topic, Loyalty to Human
and Divine Government" His evening
sermon will be on the topic, the MAX.
ing OF Christian" Regular services
at ST. Pcul's German Lutheran church.
In charge Of the pastor, Rev. Paul
Metzenthin. The Rev. Father John
werninger will conduct high and low
mass at the Catholic church. and Hes-
pers Will be sung in the evening. 49,
Paul Ricdei returned yesterday from
three-months' tour Of Europe. While
on, the continent he visited the Worid's
Fair at Paris, and was greatly pleased
with It. Mr.. Ricdel says there Is 10
country like America. He is doing out
souvenirs to his friends in the shape OF
a cigar-holder, OF which he had great
number made for him in Leipslc, Ger
many. igsH,
George Lingaman Is doing great work
here in the. Interest OF the National
Telephone Company. He Is meeting
with fnttering success, and already has
q large number OF subscribers.
Tho funeral of George Castilow took
place from his late residence at 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Inter
ment was at Mcechen cemetery. =
The report OF City Assessor Nolte
shows the following total taxes for this
year: CapitatioR. $1,296: real estate,
s6,O33 e.: total. 1899 g..
Charles Evans returns from Par
kersburg to-day, where he has been at
tending the state council Of the Jr. Q.
u. A. NJ. t'5-
Mrs. Oscar Mcmillan. Of North Ben
wood. is attending the state convention
Of Woman's Relief Corps, at Fair
mont.
Mrs. William Connolly. Of Pittsburgh,
has returned after q brief stay as the
guest Of Mrs. Charles Springer, in this
city.
Clyde Holman and Miss Maude Homan
OF Jollytown, have returned home after
u pleasant stay with Mrs. Dolbeare.
The stockholders of the Bank Of Ben
wood will meet Monday. September II,
to consider matters Of Importance.
The National Telephone Company has
been granted the right Of way for thciS
wires through this city by council.
James Kellar has returned from Wes-
ton, where he has been the guest Of
his sister, Mrs. Robert Bennett. !
The Bryan and Holt Democratic Club
has secured quarters In the John RI
ley building. on Main street.
Miss Carrie B. Vance has returned
from n pleasant two weeks stay with
friends at Sardls, Ohio.
Patrick Fallon, OF Pittsburgh. who
has been employed at the coke ovens,
has returned home.
The eleven-months-o child OF Jake
Albaugh. of Marshall street, died at $50
yesterday morning. 49, f.f.s
John Vance returned yesterday from
Miles, Ohio, where he was the guest Of
friends for n week.
Gertrude Manhood has returned from a
three weeks stay with relatives at Ak
ron. Ohio.
Misses Title Bursec and Genevieve
Lotus are guests Of friends at Ciarks-
burg.
John Davis and wife, OF Hunter, o.,
are guests'at the home of C. E. Davis.
TIE brick work on the coke ovens at
the Riverside is about completed.
Homer Wharton. OF Columbus, is the
guest Of friends here.
George Lyon. OF Newburg, is the guest
OF friends in the city.
Joseph Mahood was in Moundsville on
business yesterday. go
VIII SerIs Is confined to his home,-ill.