The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-13

Health or the Villags-!EtnaylllS 6let
Club-PersonRl Sotes,

Health Of the VILLAGE 4EtnayillS 6lee
Clnb-PersonRl Notes.
Alex. Bsannum Is enjoying the refreshing
air Of Canada,
Mis- Annie Uranium expeCtsto return to
Beaver Seminary as teacher
C. ". Brockeimer Is at Saint George, W.
Va, hidden away from hay fever,
G. N. Fisher, who takes the place Of A. J.
Bags resigned, Is with Us initiating himself
Tommy Traum, long with the In Belle
glass works has gone to Martins Ferry to
onr schools are all again in successful blast,
the only source of regret being some over
crowded rooms
Recent news from J. E. B, Macdonald is to
the effect that he has quite recovered and
will soon be home again.
Miss May Todd, in company with Eloise
Gray, Of Martins Ferry, returned % Shady.
side Seminary on Thursday last,
Isaac Askew, with Mrs, Alexander his
daughter, and wife Of r ]. Alexander, ex.
DAY, TT ' "''''
The political pot Is not to say boiling but
there Is deal Of SciSing about It, while
many eombustible chunks are being arranged
beneath II,
Rev. Turner, Of the Western Theological
Seminary, Pittsburgh, filled the Presbyterian
pulpit acCeptably morning and evening Of
Sabbath. ~ ~
George Pitner, who lost log from fall In
well at the glass house few months ago,
has nearly recovered, and has Just returned
from long visit out in Ohio
The colored meeting OH the Island, Sabbath
evening made the air vocal with fine music,
distinctly heard all about our town, We
hope they willtuFnish our people with more
such singing,
Intelligence from Mrs. DR., r. G. Rowles
leaves but little to hope for her recovery from
her long and painful rheumatic Illness They
are now IN Topeka Kansas, lnear which place
the Doctor bought farm.
Capt. Amos Davis and wife are visiting
Mrs DIS father, the veteran Jos. MCCon-
naughey. by the way, Mr.. McC. Is now the
oldest man In bridgeport and while time
deals kindly with him, he Is becoming frail.
Bridgeport Is one Of the healthIest towns In
the country, A singular fact Is that In fifteen
years We have beeR free from all fGrms 0t
epidemic, and while the towns about us arc
and have been stricken with terrible disease,
w NAVY vaCAlGu. hHuluGI FgIlAFkuDlc Item
In our history Is that In all this time not d
single well developed case OF tuberculOus
consumption has occurred in our town, True
a few have died Of disease Of this character;
all, we believe, were results Of other disease
rather than genuine cases of consumption
The cause OF this, we believe to be IN our
superior water, We have In our corporate
limits about 200 wells of pure, sparkling
water, never failing, always good aud life
giving, which added to western breeze, Away.
prevailing, keeps US we'll. Whereas there 4
town Of tho same size that cRn beat this record
The Etnaville GleG Club, numbering about
twenty-five members, afforded us o most dc
lightful Sorenade last Saturday night, Their
song, Comrades IN Arms, which they sanu
at the Garfield Rtnavillc meeting, Is rendered
by them with grand effect, There Is not We
venture to say, In the State such another body
Of singers TO be found In place of sucf
small numbers as Etnaville, Vim. J. HOWELL
Is President and Thomas u. Davis Is musical
director The club BOASTS some voices Of rart
excellence and sweetness, and It's songs are
oil rendered with an enthusiasm peculiar L
the noble fellows up there who set theiI
neIghboH a most worthy example, after thu
days hard work before the furnaces to NEE
and spend their evenings In song Honor L
the GleO Club Of EtnavilIe, and hearty
wish for the health and prosperity Of each.