The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-20
NEIGmBORmOOD NEWS.
BE1LAIRE.


Mis- Maggie Howell was buried Saturday
afternoon.
Mn. burst was buried Sunday forenoon
from 81, Johns Catholic church.
Rev. Chapman was able to DO In his place
at the Methodist Church on Sunday.
Father Gull was not at home Sunday to
fill his place In the Catholic Church.
Rev. Dean got home Saturday evening and |
tilled his pulpit at the Disciples church, o.
usual, Sunday.
The Mite Society Of the First Presbyterian
church Will meet as y. J. MHFrays, on Jeasr-
son street, Thursday evening
Mr. KoOnce has put up new store room
on Noble street, near ThtTty.htth street, aud
will open up In 1t d grocery Of bis own.
The upper room Of the First ward schools
Will be closed Monday, as Mr.. Hood. the
principal OF that ward, has had 10 be absent
several days,
The ladies' OF tho Episcopal Church invite
all to take their supper ut City Hall Monday
evening. All who patrouizG them will get y
good meal aud help good cause.
Another window glass house. 10 DO located
below the creek, Is said to be already assured.
i seems 10 be easier 70 org lniEe glass manu-.
featuring company than any other kind In
the Glass City.
William Cobb, of ffeathcringson's mines,
who died from injuries made by falling soap
stone, was taken 10 ZanesYile for intcrment.
spangler Post g, A. Il. went with the body
to the depot here,
The Ohio Lantern Company will soon
build threc'story factory In the rear Of their
present roOm-the old National bank room.
The lanterns viii then be manufactured on q
much larger scale.
On next Friday evening the Linnean Lit.
ctary Society will give at City Hull an enter.
tainment for the benefit OF the society, hay
ngengaged the South Carolina Jubilee Sing
ets and panorama.
AZ the Happy Six masquerade those who
had the handsOmeSt costumes were decided
to be Mt. George StrobCl and Miss Hannah
Sullivan, and they were given the prizes, a
hat and pair Of gloves.
Mr.. James Milligan was buried Sunday
afternoon at Rock Hill cemetery. His wife
was buried there a few years ago, both being
a. their death the same age to day. Mr..
Milligan had been q citizen Of this county
for about seventy years.
The Delphos closing ball was success &C.
I c0Eding to the unanimous verdict KRAMER
furnished the music. Tho members Of the
4 club were each presented with 4 silver badge
) hearing the initials d. c. Miss Alice
Q Fitton made tho presentation speech on be
I, half OF the ladies.
$ A coach dog, that is no doubt quite valua
e bic, on Friday followed Mr.. Green's market
: wagon from Wheeling to his home below
town, and on Saturday followed Mr.. Haw-
e thorne from there back. Heleft the dog al
Benson Ferry, Gs 1t Is supposed to belong
S to a Wheeling man.
Il The Turner'S MASQUERADE, Monday, promise,
to be the one OF the season. Both Kramet's
: and the Bellaire City band have been en-
7 gagged TO make the music. The elegant prize.
:: for the gentleman with most comical COSTUME
!, and the lady with the handsomest cOstnm.
are on exhibition in Crafts.
" The stock Of the BelairC street railroad
!, company is now sold for thirty.thrce cents OF
the dollar. 1t is not bad stock to own; bu
!; It's low money value Is owing to the fact TIM
. the money paid by the lessee Of the road, Mr.
= Arthur McClain, appropriated to paying Of
= the bonded Indebtedness Of the road. II
y those who can afford u lie out Of their none!
for few more years. the stock is valuable.