The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-22

The Daily chronicle Of Wheeling'a
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The Laughiin nail mill may not get
on to-day. as there b o difference be-
tween the feeders" and the manage
nent as TO the price they Rre to receive
per key. The price 70 be paid BY the
company per keg was announced and
fhe boys did not think II enough and
stated that they would not 90 to work
for that amount. No settlement has
been made. but Il Is thought the trouble
will be fixed up to-day.
Roy Mcclure, who has for the past
year been a teacher In our public
school, rendered his resignation to SUI
perintendent Stewart yesterday morn
ing to take effect at the first meeting
Of the board Of education. Mr.. Mcclure
has been teaching room No. at the
South school, He expects TO study law.
Miss Olive Smith very delightfully."-
entertained q number OF friends last
evening" at her home on North Fourth
street, In honor Of her sixteenth birth-
day. About ten couples were present
and a most delightful evening was
spent by all. Light refreshments were
served.
The afternoon receptions to be given
by Mrs. sBion Williams at her home on
North Broadway. viii be Tuesday and
Friday afternoons Of next week, In
stead OF this week, which was mis-
stated in yesterdays issue.
George Cooke, Joseph Frasier, Joseph
Waters, John Frazier, Captain Lash.
Ellis Lash, Edward McCombs, Joel
HobensaclS, r. r, sedgwlck and I. ].
c, Drennen were In st. Clairsville yes
terday on business.
The National Glass company's plant
will not resume before Monday morn
ing, the supply Of boxes and barrels on
hand being insufficient to Justify the
resumption OF the plant before that
tins.
The WOman's Club was delightfully."-
entertained yesterday afternoon at the
residence Of Mr.. 4. W. Shreve on 1.-THE
Heights An Interesting programme
was rendered by members Of the club,
A conversational meeting was held
last evening at the United Presbyterian
church to view the plans for the new
church, submitted by the various ar
chitects in this Vicinity.
The Injunction suit Of John Frazier
against the city was heard In common
pleas court at st. Clairsville yesterday,
and Judge Hollingsworth withheld his
decision.
The Woman's Club will hold an open
meeting at the residence Of Mrs. Ma
thIas Sheets. at THE Films" Thursday
evening, April 5.
The Kings Daughters viii give an
entertainment at the home Of Mrs.
Robert Kerr, on "The Heights" this
evening.
A large number Of people from here
will attend the operatta, Aurora" at
the Opera House in Wheeling, this
evening.
The Espaneta Club win give dance
at the Bellevue Hotel, Friday evening
Killmyer win furnish music for dane
ing.
james Mlnard has moved his family
and household effects from Ironton, o.,
and Will reside on South Broadway.
Mrs. ]. q. Beck leaves to-day on the
steamer Queen City, for a months visit
with her mother, at Cincinnati.
The funeral of Samuel Smith will take
place tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock,
from the Presbyterian church.
H. @. Henderson has returned to
Pittsburgh, after a short visit with his
parents on Walnut street.
Telephones were placed in the hose
houses yesterday by the Bell Telephone
Company.
MlfiIn ong, of smithfield. is the guest
Of his son. R, I, ong, on Broadway. q
A. ]. Smith has returned from an ex-
tended southern business trip.
John Moran returned yesterday from
a business trip to Uhrichsville.
Toby Kyne went to Temperanceyille,
Ohio, yesterday, on business.
r. B. Reineck leaves to-day on an ex-
tended western business trip.
Park Anderson was in town yester-
day from st. Clalrsville.