The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-27
MARrrN,s FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling's
Progressive Neighbor.

The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling 8
Progressive Neighbor.
j. r.. Phillips former manager Of the
Laughlin plant, hut now superlntend-
ent for the American Tin Plate Com
pany, OF the Pittsburgh district. VIII b9
down from the smoky city this eve-
ming. and the employees OF the Laugh
lin plant win escort Mr.. Phillips to the
star theatre, where they viii present
him with a fine silver chest containing
knives, forks and spoons valued at $3.50.
The event Is looked forward TO With
considerable pleasure by those inter-
ested In the presentation.
Charles schoheld very pleasantly en-
teuaIned number OF his friends last
evening at the residence OF his parents
Prof. and Mrs. j. w. Schofeld, on
Walnut street. About fifteen couples
were present. number being from
Wheeling and Bridgeport Dancing
and cards were the principal diver
slons OF the evening, which were In
dulged in until a late hour. During
the evening refreshments we're served.
The revival meetings at the First NJ.
Il. church continue to draw enormous
crowds. Notwithstanding the cold
weather the church auditorium was
well filled last evening. The meetings,
which are being conducted by the pas
tor. Rev. j. Il. Morton, continue to be
very Interesting. and much good Is he=
Ing accomplished. They Will be cons
tInued all next week !.
The Young Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church held an open meet
ing in the reception rooms of the
church last evening, which was in the
form OF reception. A literary and
musical programme was rendered by n
number of the membcrs, which were
well received. andsWas followed by a
luncheon. The affair was most
delightful one.
The funeral of the Observation-Disclosures
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pool took
placey esterday afternoon, ate o'clock.
from the family residence. on South
Broadway. The interment was at
Linwood cemetery
The Cabel damage suit against the
city, which came mp for trial at 81.
ClaIrsvile yesterday, was not finished.
The testimony was all given last eve
ming, and the case will be argued to-
day.
Another case OF. dtphtheria was yes
terday rejorted to the health officer.
The victim is the five-year-old daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. William Hide
brand. on Fourth street.
Samuel Goudy alias Paw Paw Sam
1 was taken to Belmont's capital yester-
day by Marshal LIndemuth In default
Of the payment Of his fine of $50 and
costs, for larceny.
A large number from here were In
| st. Clairsvile yesterday attending the
Cahell damage case against the city,
which is holding the boards in the COM
mon pleas court.
Evangelist Gordon VIII preach mt the
Presbyterian church tomorrow morn
ing, at lO:3O o'clock, and viii deliver an
/ address to young men in the afternoon,
at o'clock
Jams McCanrrey yesterday moved his
saloon from Second street into the Flo
to building, on Hanover street. which
was recently occupied by William
Prince.
Invitations were issued yesterday by
the Etude Mandolin and Guitar CLUB
for a dance. to be given In the MechaR-
les assembly rooms, next Friday eve
ming.
Russell Gilbert will entertain a num-
Der Of his friends this afternoon, at his
home, on Fifth street, In honor OF his
ninth birthday.
Mrs. A. j, MnsKrey wife of the gen
eraI manager OF the Laughlin plant. ar
rived In this city yesterday. from Ca
nal Dover.
Mrs e. X. Hogc entertained NUM-
her Of her lady friends at o'clock
dinner. at her home, on North Fourth
street.
Fred Zip will be down from Pitts
burgh tomorrow. to spend the day
with friends.
Martin Hounker was assessed 81 and
costs yesterday by the mayor for
drunkenness.
Miss Dora Turvey went to McMechen
yesterday, to spend week with her
brother,
( Howard Smith went to cadlz last eve
ming to spend Faw days with rels-
| tives.
Fletcher Baker goes to GAINESVILLE in
the morning, to visit his parents.
George Evans. NJ uhrlchsvllIe, was In
the city yesterday. on business.
| Carl Meyers was up from Moundsville
| VestrrdnN. calling on friends.