The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-17
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BUKRh' MILLD,
orths ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
And Notes.


BURRs' MILL CAMP GROUND,
August u, 1881.
This Is ontenEbly the inst day Of the
eleventh annual CAmpmseting on these
grounds but no service 10 held unit. night,
All Is busy preparation. Many families have
been sojOurning here for several weeks. These
are from Bellalre and have come here 10 o..
cape the sickness prevailing there. This fact
has started reports which Ieem 10 have
gained wide circulation that the diptheFiA 10
here. We have inquired closely aS 10 this
and say confidently there Ia not q case OF
sickness Of any kind; indeed, 10 hear the
story OF those who do the cooking would
chow q satisfactory stats ofappetits.
30 far IS nature can do anything this grove
grows more beautiful every year. Many young
trees are growing enough 10 add 10 the ltAly
negligence retafds this progress 10 great ex-
tent. The leaves are allowed TO remain %
they fall In the autumn, or aS the winter
winds blow them into hOllowS. These keep
The grass from growing and the ground Is
soon tramped into dine dust that 10 exceed.
ingly pleasant
Frank swSney has charge Ct the boarding
tent Bgain this year, A large kitchen has been
built, and he expects 10 furnish hot mSalsand
any one who ever tried them know they arc
worth the price. He also runs bis boarding
house 10 tue village.
Dropping 10 at the Pangle House, we found
the dlning'roJnl where we have eaten ~ many
excellent mSa 5, much enlarged 10 AcCommO.
date the increasing custom. This house has
become o summer resort, and this summer
they have been unable 10 keep oil who wished
10 cOme.I
One new feature In the village Is one We
have long thought we needed. This Is q
lunch stand where any one can get sand.
wlCh and cup Of coffee, II they do not want
square meal, This 10 under the control OF
Nj. Ian. Mason. Of Bellaire.
There are other boarding houses OF private
nature where good boarding can be had
am sorry 10 SSy have been told there are
places here where men can get that (which
put into their mouths will take their brains
away" The authorities should see 10 this.
An unusually large crowd Is expected on
Sunday. This expectation arises from the
fact that none went 10 Moundsville and will
oil come this way.
A fine organ from the huose oi shtIb,
Wheeling, was placed on the stand to-day,
Prof. ToWner and lady, Of New York State,
will be here on Saturday, and their reputation
As musicians iaiHs great expectations Prof.
WhhhCo, " WVVubhelui WIN ulb CuIuetI u
also ex pected
The District Convention OF The womAns'
Foreign Missionary Society OF the N. Il,
Church ls 10 he held here on Friday Of thts
week. Miss SwAney, missionary 10 Mexico,
Is expected 10 DO present.
The want Of q telegraph station Is much
felt here. An intense feeling Of anxiety con.
cernlng the President perVAdes the camp and
news is eagerly sought for,
Capt ". 4 DO e, Of the U. 8. A. 10 at.
tending the meeting lItrs the guest Of bis els.
tiers, Mrs III Moore and Mrs d T. Lee.
Misses Ida kYans and Florence Wilson, ri
Wheeling, are on The grounds
Last tpring most excellent young man Of
this noIghbothood, Hoge Gregg, went 10 his
nnces Ii loNa On Thursday last a telegram
announced 10 bis pArenis that he had been
drowned In The Iowa river. His body was
brought home, and the large number who fol.
lowed II 10 Tie grave on Saturday attested not
only the feeling toward him, but the
sympathy felt by the community for the pA.
ntts.
The first service Of this meeting will Oe held
Tonight