The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-05
MARTINS PERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of Wheelins's
Progressive Neighbor.

Progressive Noighpof'
The free reading room which 10 lo-
Gated In the basement Of the PFesby-
terian church, at the Fourth Btrest en-
trance, will be opened Monday even
ing next. It will be an informal. social
occasion. and those who have had
charge OF the matter will be pleased 70
have the public call at the rooms dur.
ing the evening between and "
o'clock, to inspect the work tnnt mas
been done to prepare q PLEASANT place
where men can 50 and spend q COM
Portable and profitable evening.
Rev. S. ]. Boyle. who was called 70
New Concord, Ohio, Thursday by tine
serious illness Of Mrs Bogles mother
returned home Saturday evening.
When he returned he found q telegram
awaiting his arrival, announcing the
death OF his mother-inslAW one hour
after he left that place. He returned
to New Concord yesterday afternoon.
Saturday evening. Alfonso curtis, an
employe at George Webber's livery sta
BILE, got into trouble with the prOprie :
tor and hit him on the left side of the
head with q brick. Curtis was arrested
by Oficer Bailey and viii be given a
hearing before Mayer 5hlpman this
morning.
A large crowd attended the. entertain
ment and dedicatory exercises OF the
new hose houses Saturday evening, at
the Star theatre, notwithstanding the
outside excitement, caused by the pri-
maries. The entertainment as whole
was excellent.
An Informal reception viii be held
this evening IN the new reading room III
the basement Of the Presbyterian
church, and TO all young men a cordial
invitation Is extended TO call and see
the new quarters. The hours will b.
from Z to 10.
The entire cast Of "The Temple OF
Fame are requested to meet in cos
tune at the high school room this
evening at O'Clock, In order to have
their picture taken. There will be
meeting Of the alumni at the same time.
The revival meetings being conduct
ed by Evangelist Paul Price is taxing
the seating capacity OF the Baptist
church to It's utmost, The meeting viii
be held all this week except Saturday
John w. Fawcett. former superlnten-
dent OF the tnasStandnrd tin house.
was presented with a handsome gold
watch Saturday morning. by the em-
ployes.
The supper given by the ladies OF
the. Christian church In the Koehnsen
building. Saturday night. was largely
attended. and was q very successful AZ
fair.
No services were held at the Presby-
terrain church last evening on account
OF the death Of Rev. Bogle's mother-ln-
law. at New Concord, o.
The Jr. o. u. A. n. win give recap
Al Naw ta,ty MI
lies nr their hall In the Shreve-H erveE
building next Friday.
Misses Mamie and Anna Boyd enter
tRlned the j. o. w Cooking Club Sat-
urday evening, at their home on North
Fourth street.
Emerson Campbell, s. w, Boyd.
David Vennum and William Hide
brand are Democratic candidates for
mayor.
There was no preaching at the Chris
tlan church yesterday on acconnt Of
the illness of the pastor Rev. Herbert
TilocR.
Mrs. William Martin, Of Moundsvllle.
spent Sunday with her parents, AIR.
and Mrs, William Mcwilliams, on Third
street.
The township trustees will meet this
0AleTUOOU ~ lllhht AIltlI AUluul bENkAH'
ment with the supervisors Of roads.
VIII Stewart returned to Mlngo last
evening, after q short visit with his
parents on North Fourth street.
j. C. Gray went to New Concord
yesterday, to attend the funeral Of his
sister-ln-law, Mrs. John Gray.
Never before was there as much In
terest taken in Republican primaries
as there was Saturday.
Every department OF the Lnughlln
tin plant goes on in full this morning.
Frank Baird. Of Spokane, Wash. II
the quest Of his brother. r. H. Baird.
The Might Owls" Is the attraction ut
the Star theatre, Thursday night.
Prof. N. d. Morris spent Sunday With
his family Mt Flushing
Council meets tomorrow evening in
regular session.
The sewer at the LaughIln was OPEN
id yestprfinV