The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-29

BEL1ArRE LocAIs.-The Ladies' TEN.
perauce Union met Tuesday afternoon al
the Presbyterian Church. Among other
business transacted the following COM
mittee was appointed to take into consid-
eration the feasibility Of putting tenn
perance ticket into the field at the coming
election: First Ward, Jonathan Hof-
man; Third Ward, R. W. Nelson; Fourth
Ward, A. w. Anderson; Fifth Ward,
Adam warnig. The committee met las
night at the Office ot the Bellaire 4 South
western Railway. !:
Miss Annie Carson, OF Wheeling, aud
Miss Cora Trimble, Of GeorgetoW Wn, Pa,
were in the city Wednesday.
A great many Of the ladies' are prlc-
ticing for the dmum" social on Tuesday
night at the N. E. Church, and our town
Is quieter than usual.
A very pleasant party ot young folks
gathered at the residence Of Mrs. Du
Bois ,on Guernsey street Wednesday night,
TO pay their respects TO her neice, Miss
Alice Enlow.
The report has been circulated that
Mrs. Myers, the lady who had her pocket
book stolen from her at q temperance
meeting some time since, has had the
money refunded to her by the temper.
ance people. This is untrue, she desires
Us to say, and she positively refuses to
have it made up to her.
Some scoundrels threw several large
boulders through the windows OF Mrs.
Smsllwoods boarding house, on Belmont
street, where the Boston men are stop.
ping, Thursday morning about 9 o'clock.
Fortunately no one was hurt A yigi.
lance committee will be the next thing in
order, ne it ia impossible for our night
watchmen 10 be every place at the same
time. Itis notimpossible TO catch these
yiolators OF the law, and ere long some oi
them will be made examples OF.
A li:tle boy, whose name We failed to
learn, fell into the water at the mouth ot
McMahonis creek, Wednesday evening,
and had it NOT been for Louis Elzel, l6
years OF age, wdo jumped in at great
risk OF his own lille, tbe little fellow would
most certainly have been drowned, a. be
was going down for the last time
when rescued. Young EtzsI's name de.
serves TO be memorizsd for his heroic
conduct.
Mr.. Chas. Milligan, formerly of The
firm OF Waddell & Milligan, arrived In
the city last night. Ee will form q co.
partnership with Mr.. George Z. Grafton,
in the advertising business.
The Centennial Hotel Is to be reap
praised.
The Committee appointed to invesli:
gate the books Of the city officers should
have met in the Mayors Office yesterday
afternoon for that purpose, bat q quorum
could not be had, and it was postponed
for short time. 1t will be impossible
for Mr.. Jno. Sanders to serve on that
committee, As he will necessarily be ab
sent from the city for some time to come.
Mr. Jno. Hofer, Of Bearesville, Ohio,
ia in the city.
DR.. Rob. Morris arrived in the city
yesterday morning by the IL o'clock train
on the G. & P. road. He received quite
n number Of the Masonic brethren at the
Globe House In the afternoon.
Mr.. Jas. G. Archer and family left last
night for Martinsyille, Indiana, where
they will make their future home.
County Treasurer Kelly is in the city.
The Mission Sabbath School will give
an entertainment Of a peculiar nature
during the coming month. Il is some,
thing entirely new, and will be explained
hereafter.