The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-01
NE1GHBoRHooD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.


Mr.. A. E. Worley, living three mile
west OF here, intends to move his iamil!
here the first OF April and engage in bust
ness.
Mr.. ]. A. Carter will remove to The
room now occupied by N. steinhauser
and Mr.. steinhauser will open grocery
in Amos Shepherds room April LIST.
Mr.. S. H. Lee, Of this city, is iayorably
spoken of as Republican candidate tor
County Auditor at the next election.
The child OF Chas. Beam, that was 30
badly scalded, died Saturday morning.
Mrs. VIM. Mellott, and aged and highly
respected lady, died at Glencoe, Thurs
day morning OF congestion Of the lungs
and was inferred at Bethel Cemetery. She
was the mother Of A. 0. Mellott and Mrs.
Daniel Manchester, OF this city.
Miss Felia johnson, daughter OF Ed
ward johnson OF South Bellaire, lefta few
days ago to visit relatives in the west.
Mr.. George Maser, who has been taking
course OF medical lectures at Bellevue
College, New York City, returned home
ieW uAy5 hkVy iuuhlhS 40 ~ EoW ANAh
life agreed with him.
Judge Chambers, ofst. Clairsyille, was
in the city Friday.
We understand quite number OF ST.
Clairsville people are contemplating NOV.
ing here this spring.
Mr.. Kildow and brother. oil Burr's Mills,
will move their families here the first oi
April and open cigar store in the room
recently occupied by the Boston boot and
shoe store.
Mr.. Gaumer, OF the st. Clairsville Gaatts,
and Chas. Allen, OF Steubenville, have pur.
chased the old Leader. Mr.. Allen will
edit 1t, and will no doubt make live
Democratic paper for Bellaire.
A milk wagon broke of q wheel Satur-
day on the street car track.
Mr.. Danford was brought in Saturday
and was taken on st. Clairsville Ia the
evening.
Calvin Mccullough is home from Starl.
ing Medical College, Columbus; and study
does not seem to hurt him.
Mrs. Eckman, mother OF Chas. Eckman
OF the cooper shops, is moving down the
river 10 Middleport, her old home.
Mr.. Wiley, Of Wiley & Wetherald,
iOuuu puCktt Dpuh VI tu6 btieeb Shtui'
day unfortunately not the one Mr.. Weth.
erald lost.
j.. Ed. Strahl is back among us again,
and intends TO stay. Hewill have place
in the Tribune office.
Miss Won Blumen is in town, boarding
at Mr.. Clark's, above the postoffice.
Mr.. John Hart, formerly superintend.
ent OF the Bellaire and Southwestern.
went west Saturday.
The report in the INTELLIGENcER of
Friday that the rumor Of the finding OF
the body OF the German who was
had originated in the Bell.
aire Nail Works, was mistake. The man
at tho works traced it to the Island as n
starting point.
Some Of the members Of Dakota Lodge
A. o. U. W., accepted an invitation and
went 10 Wheeling Saturday evening. to
the cntertainmentof LaBelle Lodge No. 2,
at Westwood Hall.
The Soldiers and Sailors Association
has at length procured the Tobacco Ware
house for their walking matches. Mr..
Kennedy will walk again, twelve miles to
Miss Won Blumen's ten, Friday evening.
.at half past two, Miss Won
Dluueu Will peSlu tWeuty.ufe Luile ohsu
against team composed OF James B. Gill
l. N. Anderson, John Shuttleworth and
John Koonce, they making twenty.eight
miles to her twenty-five. Mr.. Charles
Albright is now Miss Won Blumens man
ager, instead OF Mr.. Hahn.
The steamer Cherokee lay at the lower
landing Sunday and unloaded lot Of
grain In sacks.
The trustees OF the Presbyterian Church |
meet Monday TO consider business mat
ters. The period Of two years fixed by |
the congregation to liquidate the church
debt by individual obligations has about
expired.
Miss Annie Miller returned home from
school Saturday evening.
Rev. slutz, OF the Fairview NJ. E. cir
cult, was in town Sunday, but did not
preach. /
Word was sent around to the Episcopal
Saturday TO expect preach-
ing at their church Sunday by Rev.
Buchanan OF Moandsville. This church
has had no regular minister since Rev.
leaving. R. G. F.