The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-09
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Yesterdays News From Marshall
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Yesterdays News From Marshall
county's Chief City. q:
| The Young Mems Republican Club
l VIII meet this evening In the court
house, and all members are requested
\ 70 be present. It Is the Intention to
TAKE steps towards Organizing a march
ms club II Is proposed to have a
marching club in each ward, SO us to
form q battalion.
Police Officer James Prettyman made
his first arrest Tuesday evening. How-
ard Edwards became unruly while at
strons's place. Son First street, and
Prettyman brought him before his
honor, who fined him 1--WE dollars and
costs. I.
The oeto OIL Company has begun
building a rig on the JAMES Mccarthy
farm, near the new well on the VAS
muth farm. Since the last well came
In the new location is thought to be q
good one.
There Will be an open air concert on
the camp grounds. this evening by. Meis-
ter's celebrated band. Ice cream will
be served by the gentlemen on the
grounds.
Willie Stidger, Willie Beam, Roy Cox,
Wylie Rogerson and Kenneth Burley,
VII leave to-day for n trip to Cleveland,
Buffalo. Niagara Falls and Toronto,
Canada.
Mrs. Harris, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Riggs. OF Tom
linson avenue for some time, will return
TO her home Mt Granville. Ohio. to-
day. Is 8 s, a
The Third ward Republican club Will
meet Tomorrow evening for the pur-
pose Of electIng officers and perfcc,lng
the Organization of a marching club.
Hiram Moore, OF Graysville, and VIM.
Moore. OF Glen. Easton. were the guests
yesterday OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. SIM
well. OF Jefferson avenue.
Misses Myrtle Smith and Verona
Stewart, OF Jacksonville. Ohio. have re-
turned home. after visit with their
aunt, Mrs. NJ. A.. Smith.
Major w. ]. Burley and wife and
daughter and Archdeacon Spur, wife
and son Will leave to-day for an out
Ing in, Canada.
Mrs. e. E. Reece, who was taken sick
with pneumonia while visiting relatives
In Pennsylvania, is reported as being
much better.
+. T. Moore. OF Fourth street, has
awarded contracts for two houses on
Third street. Harvey Riggs has the
contracts. y
Mrs. Mary Brady and Mrs. Frazier,
OF the camp grounds. spent yesterday
with Mrs. L. L. stidger, Of Tenth
street. 5.T.
The attorneys for W. ] Colts are
having their records prepared for an
appeal OF their case. to. the supreme
court. 81
The Moundsvile base ball club will
play the ]. E. Doyle ball club at the
McMechen grounds next Sunday after
noon.
The funeral Of James Shelf took place
yesterday morning. at Mount Rose
cemetery. Interment was private.
Charles Walton and sister, Miss Eva
and Mrs. William Cole and son. Willie,
left last night for Atlantic City.
Mail Clerk R. W.'D. Barger and fam
lily are spending a few days with rela-
tlves In Tyler county.
Charles Keyser. OF Ogden. Utah. is
the guest OF his brother, A. E. Keyser,
OF Jefferson avenue.
Charles J. Booth and family have
moved Into their fine new home, on
Jefferson avenue.
E. W. Parkinson, who is engaged In
business Mt Bethesda, Ohio, is visiting
relatives here.
Miss Ora McCuskey, of Cameron, is
the guest OF the Misses Baldwin. OF
the Orchard.
Frank Taylor. OF Grant avenue. Is
visiting his sen, W. F. Taylor, at New
MartInsville. I
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Grandstafr left
yesterday for a visit with friends In.
GAINESVILLE.
Labor Commissioner I. V. Barton. OF
Wheeling, was here yesterday on busl-
| ness.
Charles o. Morgan and family, OF
Pittsburgh, are visiting relatives In this
city.
Mrs. Jennie Clark Will leave to-day
for visit with relatives in SIstersville.
Miss Eleanor Humphreys ie the guest
OF friends In Cameron for a, few days.
Miss Laura Rice is spending few
|. DAYS with friends at DennIson Ohio
e. G. Stillwell is suffering from an
attack OF walking typhoid fever.
David Kdder. OF Monongnh. Is visit
Ing relatives here for few days.
Ex-shcrift C. c. Mathews was at Bel
ton on business yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Woodburn Is whiting her
| son, at McNIechen.