The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-25
BELLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Andrew Anderson is home from col
lege for the summer.
The Aerial club have gone into camp
at Armstrong; mills.
The Republican County convention
meets in GAINESVILLE tomorrow.
Miss Bessie Faris, Of Wheeling, is
down among friends for few days.
@. L. Gould paid the Ohio Valley
railroad employees here on Saturday.
Several Bellairites are in camp al
Burr's mills and several at Moundsville
camp.
II the Andes can run on July
Barnes Bros. band will go down the
river on her.
Several very fine perch were caught at
the railroad bridge piers here on Satur-
day morning.
Mrs. Z. S. Armstrong and daughter,
Maggie, have gone on visit to Des
Moincs, Iowa.
j. Ransom Wilcox, an old resident OF
this county, was buried from his home
near Jacobsburg, last week.
Miss Ella Ripple, of Washington, Pa,
played the new organ in the First Pres
byterian Church yesterday.
Charley Caully had the index finger
of his left hand cut off while cutting ice
for Boneystcele & Bridestein.
Miss Mary Glover passed through the
city on her way home to GAINESVILLE
from visit to Wheeling friends.
A wheel on Billy Piafenbach's ex-
press wagon gave way at the upper land
ing, splitting the contents OF the wagon
all around.
The new auditorium OF the First
Presbyterian church was occupied yes
terday for the first time. A large con-
gregation was present.
Mr.. H. S. Merrick, principal OF the
High School here, was presented with a
fine charm and chain by the graduating
class on Friday afternoon.
John Nolan, at Sullivan's coal works,
was kicked by mule Saturday morn.
ing and all his teeth knocked down his
throat. His face is in bad shape.
Rev. r. F. Keller and daughter Anna,
came home from Meadville Friday
night, and his son Russell came home
Saturday night for the summer vacation,
There is an immense amount OF work
connected with the interlocking switch
at the @. L. & w. and @. and P. cross
ings, and it will be some time before the
work is finished.
All the factories will close down next
Saturday for the summer, the steel
works included. There is no doubt that
all will go to work after the usual six or
seven weeks stop.
A drunken man on the G. & p. and B.
4 o. tracks last night was too full to
move. Some OF the men around built n
tie pen all around him, SO he could not
get out until he was sober.
DR.. Cooper and J. D. Van Law, when
going to Wheeling Saturday afternoon,
found the body Of the man thinner, who
died from the effects OF sunstroke, as
mentioned in yesterdays ISTILLIGEN-
GER.
Great preparations are being made for
the DIoW Out Just ils SOON 's lllc Nominee
is named at Chicago. Everybody almost
was disappointed ut no result Saturday,
but in the end Bellaire Republicans will
make Rome howl.
The Opera House has been fitted up
for the commencement tonight and is
very tasty. The following are the mem
bers Of the class entitled to diplomas:
Misses Rachael Adams, Lizzie FELTON,,
Blanch Howell, Mamie King, Ora Blon,
Julia Gorby, Nellie Houston, Laura
Smith and Carrie Landired, and Messrs.
Carl Dubois, Leon Booth and John
Whalen.