The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-03

lettings OF Local News aud Personal
Gossip over There.

Rev, Dean has gone to Noble county.
James Carr has gone 10 WelIsburg 10
60 into business,
W. ], Kelly, Esq, has q child down
with diPhtheriai also Mr., James Harrison,
The mortality among children is still
large, though there Is not 80 grave q sit.
nation as & lew days ago.
The National Glass Works repairs are
to be completed this week, and the works
will probably resume at once thereafter.
Louis Hayes and VIM. NJ. Meek are
representing Bellairs Lodge in the Anal.
gamated Association meeting at OleVe.
land,
A new concrete house is going up near
the site OF the old Saf Glass Works, the
hrst structure Of this material erected in
Bsllaire Tor some years,
Mr.. Wilmur Snively, oil the Belmont
Glass Works, left again yesterday for q
western trip iu the interests OF the firm.
He reports business as humping"
Officer Maggie was badly taken in yes
terday, He went several miles up In
the country hunting d Wheeling burglar
who had been in jail tw%enty.lour hours,
Rev. Gordon, the new pastor Of the
First Presbyterian Church, has left 40
impression here that he may make his
present s%ojourn In other quarters pei.
manent.
Prot. CLARK is teaching at the st. Glars.
vile Normal school, aud Mrs, Clark 10
visiting relatives there. Miss Bessie Moore,
. graduate OF u high school, 10 among
those attending the Normal. The pupils
sre said to number nearly four score.
Father Gull, pastor Of the Catholic
Church, and q big hearted, liberal soulad
man, has got home from u tour OF the
lakes and the Queens domlnions on this
side Of the pond, He enjoyed his trip and
comes back refreshed and iuvigorated.
Certain members Of the rural press are
wont TO speak Of Bellaire as ''too I'M.
healthy Tor the county seat" People
seem TO die up on the Eun kissed, Gin.
cuSsed hills occasionally too at any rate q
Bellaire lawyer says the car on the St.
Oairsville narrow gauge yesterday was 30
full Of collins 1t crowded the passengers,
A gentleman who was at st.. Evansville
yesterday says the Democratic County
Committee met and audited the returns Of
the judicial primaries, all being In except
the Second ward OF Bellaire, which ballot
box Squire Highleyman levied on to
secure the rent OF his room in which the
primaries were held. o. J. Swaney, OF st..
OlaiBville, has q majority oil the votes cast,
though less than one.third OF the Demo.
cratic vote Of the county was polled. He
has not yet got the nomination, however,
and judging from the signs OF the times,
there will be fun In the judicial CoaVen.
ton In this city on August 18th.
SUMNER s%oJouRSERs.
A large number Of Bellaire families
having young children are seeking safety
from the diphtheria in the pure air Of the
"bill country" Mrs. George Walters and
children are visiting friends near Barnes.
vile. The families Of John W. Sanders
and David Rankin are staying near st.
OlAirsville. Murray MerCer's wife and
children are up III Hancock county, W.
Va. Mrs. Aaron Mills and Mrs. Milton
Stewart contemplate rustiCRting q short
time with their little ones down among
the clark hills" OF Monroe. Several other
persons have also joined the hegira.
Among them are M. and Mrs Walter
DArrah, who are visiting OF GAINESVILLE;
John D. Baker and Thomas Cummins,
who are taking In ChstauquA and the St,
Lawrence and Lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Touis Marshall, and Mrs.
Vim. N. Fsris went out yesterday TO visit
the Ballaire folks cAmped on Wheeling
creek near FAirpoint
The family Of Mr.. James Gill Joined the
throrg at the Burf's Mills Camp Ground
yesterday. Miss Mary Gsrrard went out
In the evening.
Milt Stewart, viii TappAn and Alb.
Marshall are huntingin the West Virginia
and Maryland mountains.
Miss Lucy Anderson lie visiting friends
In the country near Quincy.
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