The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-25
BELLAIREI
wedding OF DR.. woodbridge and Miss
AndeTson-MasonIC Parade and Picnic,

wedding Of DR.. woodbridge and Miss
AndeTs0n-Mas0nIc Parade and Picnic,
DC, dc.
Howard Runiou, the little son OF Mr..
Runion, OF Gravel Hi, was working for 0
man near Moundsville, and Just beiore:the
last big rain storm he borrowed the mans
skiff Tor row on the river. Since that time
neither he nor the boat has been seen or heard
or As he was much given to rowing about
bis employer supposed he had probably come
up home In the SkilI; but when he came up
here 10 see, he found that Mrs. Runion knew
nothing Of Towards whereabouts. He was
quite Skillful In TIE management OF Lhe skiIr
and II Is not certain, by any means, that lie
was drowned. His mother would be gl id Of
information about him and would Ike 10
have him brought home.
The county examiners will hold teachers
examination IN the Fourth ward school
house Saturday.
The wedding Of DR.. Dudley WOODBRIDGE
and Miss Lizze Anderson. at the home OF the
BRIDES father on Belmont street, was attended
by large number OF invited guests. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. ThOs Cor.
don. II was very impressive and was per.
formed with a ring. All united in well wishes
for the happiness 0t II couple and their sue.
ce!s In life. Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbridge will
go 10 the eastern States for awhile.
II Is queer how much space the 81, Clairs.
vile C.oniclc has 10 devote 10 the Bellaire
removaliStS. They are very irritable up at the
county seat Just now 80 much 10 veI them.
The services at the Catholic Church Sunday
morning will be held at and 0 o'clock,
eatlier than usual, TO allow Father Gull 10 as.
sist Bishop Kan In confirmation services at
BenwOOd.
The MasonS pAraded some OF our principal
streets Friday morning. Quite number of
houses had flags d splAyed. There were pres.
eht a numbers Of strangers The Knights
Tenplar, Of Bellaire, were accompanied by
some Of the home members OF the lodge, In
ST. Cairsvllle. The Soan's Station (TorontO)
brass bend preceded the procession. At the
@. & P. depot all took the cars for the Martins
Ferry grove, with large number OflAdles aud
children and nutnberOt thNe who, although
not MaSonS, yet were bound for good time.
Others went up OIL the later trains during the
day. II
Andrew Tolmie sells of his isllousehOld goods
al public Iale Saturday forenoon.
Owing to the absence Of Rev. Chapman
there will 10 no services at the Methodist
Church on Sunday.
Two Bel aire gentlemen who went 10
ST. ClairSylls the other day, one Republican
aud the other Democrat, were buttOn.hOled
BY tbs politicians and by comparing notes on
tie road home thOy found that the Repubi.
can had dlnned at him that the removal
Ticket IL a Job Of The Democrats 10 elect three
men; while the Democrat had been p led
with arguments 10 show that The Republicans
had got up The wtolO scheme 10 elect thelr
three men sure
We notice an improvement in ptogtess that
will be grateful 10 all pedestfians-the rails.
Ing Of the pavement above the new bank.
Miss Lydia Gray died Of typhoid fever Fri.
day tnnr1lng at her mothers home adjoining
the POstOftlce Tie funeral will take n ace
from The Methodist Church Sunday afternoon
at tliree O'Clock.
The nal factory was not running Friday,
having cut up all the iron ready for them.
II O. r.