The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-23
! MARTINS I FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of Weddings
Progressive Neighbor.

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The Daily Chronicle of Wheeling's
q Progressiva Neighbor.
Hiram Walton an employe at the
National Glass Company's plat while
at work yesterday afternoon, became
the victim OF SepileptIc At OF u very
severe natura. He was Immediately
removed to his home. at the corner OF
Main and Center. streets, where he died
before the, summoned physician ar
rived Deceased was twenty-nine
years of age, and well known through
out the city. The funeral will occur
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, and
the interment: Will be made at River
view cemetery.
The Independent racing team will run
no exhibition race At. the picnic In Nc
Swords orchard, on Labor Day. They
asked the committee in charge the very
low figure Of s5Osfor the race. and they
thought It was too large. With the
reputation the independents have, the
price is entirely too, low, and had the
committee In charge taken them Mt
their proposition they certainly would
have received three dollars for every
one expended. BY the non acceptance
OF the liberal offer! OF; the team the re-
ceipts on that day will be cut down
considerably. 1
Motorman Wachter. Of the Wheeling
street car line, while ut work on the
top OF his car, near. the Laughlin tin
plant, yesterday morning, by the Civ
Ing way Of a rod ion which he was
standing, Was thrown to the ground,
and upon examinatlon,it was discovered
that his right arm had been broken at
the wrist. He was taken to Selby &
Dixon's drug store: where DR.. ong re-
duced the, fracture.
The. marriage of Earl Wells to Miss
Josephine Hays MCGOWAN will take
place next "Wednesday morning. at 9
O'Clock, at the residence OF the brides
sister, Mrs. John Reed, on North Fifth
street. The ceremony will be con-
Quoted by Rev! H. +. Kerr, of Ford
City, Pa. After the wedding ceremony
they WILL. take a two weeks trip
through the east.
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Sig. Wolff returned from New York
and Boston yesterday. where, he pur-
chased fine line of gents furnishing
goods, for the store he will open the
middle OF next month. He vii. occupy
one-halfzof the store now occupied by
James Gree. 1
The paving An front OF the Hoge
building, on Fourth and Hanover
streets. is being relaid at the request
OF council. AS 1t was laid before, not
according to the instructions of the
city engineer, It was very dangerous.
Mr., and Mrs. John. Maeder very hos
pitably entertained their friends last
evening at their residence, on South
Broadway, In honor OF their silver
wedding anniversary. About twensy
guests were present.
Harry Grayson will move his plumb
ing establishment from Its present To-
cation, on Park street. to the building
adjoining, the hotel on Hanover street.
about the first Of the month.
Mrs. Ella Bulett and children, who
have been visiting relatives in the west
ern part of the county for couple Of
weeks, will be home the latter part OF
this week.
/ Misses Mary Logan and Lucy Jack
son left yesterdaysas delegates TO the
state convention of the Epworth
League, now In session at Dayton.
The gear wheel on the pug mill at the
brick yards was broken early ycster-
day morning. throwing the plant off
the remainder OF the day. "A
Mr.. and Mrs, S. G.. Robinson and son
will be home, the latter part OF the
week from a visit with Mr.. Robinson's
mother. at Allegheny.
The Doughertys will eros bsats with
the crack Belmont team, of Bridgeport,
on the grounds OF the latter, at Wheel.
Ing Creek, o-day.
The contract for furnishing seats sor
the new United Presbyterian church
has been. awarded to Frank E, Bemls.
of Columbus.
Mrs. Kenworthy Hoge left yester-
day for, Damascus. Ohio, TO attend the
annual meeting of the society of
Friends.
Misses Margaret Smith and Lcnore
Drcnne have returned from short
visit with friends at Mount Pleas
ant. VA - 81 X.
Mrs. Frank Barr and children re-
turned yesterday from n two weeks
visit with relatives at Alliance.
Charles Hoyle went TO Epworth Park
yesterday 10 attend the Belmont
County Teachers Institute.
z, Roberto. Sample, stan photographer
OF the! Pittsburgh Dispatch. was In the
city on business yesterday.
Misses Alice and Ruth McClcary and
Lucy scdgwlck attended the New Mar
tinsvllle fair yesterday.
4 Charles Carpenter is quite III at his
camp. At Moundsvllle, threatened with
typhoid fever.
Charles Drennen hassgonc to Grand
view to spend n couple OF weeks with
relatives. X, \,
Charles Ludford, OF steubenvlllc,
was in the city yesterday afternoon, on
business.
E. ]. Miller goes TO- New Cpmbcr-
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