The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-10
BELLAIRE.
School Board Appointments-Loc News
Notes and Gossip.

School Board dAppointments-Lo New
Notes and Gossip.
The Alumni Literary Society has beer
organized with the following officers
President, Ben. Il. FAris; Vice.P President
Miss Ella Gorby; Secretary, Miss Mar
Powell; Critics, Mr.. Mercer and Miss Julil
Faupel.
The School Board has made its appoint
ments for all the schools now. The fol
lowing are the teachers chosen: Princi-
pal, Prof. Cox, oil Parkersburg; principal
Of First Ward. James Hammond; lst
room, Mary Z. Powell; End, Ella Gorby
3rd, Lucy Anderson: Second Ward, lst
room, Allie Rankin, 2nd, George Wilson
Fourth Ward, lst room, Anna Faris; End,
Alice Fitton; 3rd. Emma Gill; 4th, Emma
Martin; 9th, Mary Crafty; 9th, Belle Bea.
zle; 7th, Alice Cunningham; sth, Mary
Belle Gorby: Principal OF Fifth Ward,
a. Clark; lst room, Maggie A. Morrison; /;
End, Alice Stout; Srd, Lille Kirkpatrick:
High School. Mr.. Mercer; Colored School,
James F. Hamilton. Among these are
four graduates OF the schools, which ap,
pointments stand before the eyes OF all
the pupils as incentives to diligence.
Wilbur Thoburn arrived back from
Meadville College Thursday evening.
The heaters aud rollers at the nail
works complain that many OF them are
absent, and, they do not know where to
write for them. This forces those present
to do more than their share OF work, in
hot weather, too. They want the absentees
to come home and 60 to work.
That inveterate Democrat, Gordon, OF
the Western Union Telegraph office, fixed
up bogus telegram for the especial bene-
Ct OF Mord Nelson,a q Republican OF the
Milt. Lewis kind; but the thing was too
big story for the victim 10 swallow.
DR.. Satterthwait and wife left Thursday
for an extended western trip.
A petition Is being circulated praying
Council to change the market hours 10
those between four and seven P. N. The
market is now presumably open till ten.
The school library will be open on Sat-
urday, free to all.
A scafIold has been erected around the
chimney OF the goblet works for the pur-
pose Of making some repairs.
Rev. ]. II. Hargrave, pastor OF the Sec
ond NJ. E. church, OF 0berlin, Ohio, Is
visiting his family and friends Of this
place. He will preach at the Second NJ. E.
church (colored) Of this place, Sunday, at
3P.M. His sermon will be memorial or
funeral discourse on the life and death Of
Miss Jane Sterns. The relatives and
friends OF the deceased will be present.
The coal tracks OF the National and Of
the Window glass houses are torn up, 10
to be resrranged so as to supply the new
window glass furnace.
The thermometer in various parts Of
town Friday afternoon all showed 30 to %
degrees in the shade.
Officer James B. Gill was at Cambridge
Friday, connected with the arrest OF the
burglar who was arrested here.
The water is pouring out of q leak In
the water main below the creek. Repairs
in the wooden pipes are fast using up the
sum that was saved by putting in wood in.
stead OF iron. There was leak Friday
on Belmont street also.
The Minersand Mechanics store expects
to open in the new room, adjoining
their present stand, in few days.
The well at the creek bank, on Union
street, is being repaired. The stock was
taken out and replaced.
The Odd Fellows go down the river on
their excursion Saturday. 1tis the eighth
anniversary Of the Clarington Lodge.
The latest report OF the many surprises
we have had coming to us from "Hard'
scrabble" is that Of the marriage OF Lew,
Stephens and Miss Ida Thompson.
Z. B. Winans is helping clerk oi The
water works, II. G.s Williams, during bis
collection term, r. C.F.