The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-23
BELLiIRE,


BELLAIRE.
All Sorts Of Local Nows nnd Gossip from
tho Glass City.
Alfred kizer and Miss Ida Ward
came here from Wayneshurg, Pa, last
Saturday and stopped at tho Merchants
hotel. Their object was to get married,
and the groom so informed the proprle-
tor, who started them 10 st. Clairsvillct to
get the license necessary. Tho couple
went out together, and in the evening
they returned and announced that they
were married. Tho bridal chamber was
at their service, OF course. They re-
NAMED at the hotel till yesterday, when
it was accidentally discovered that they
had only procured the license, and had
not been married at all, and this dis
covery was only made about hall an
hour before the train left on which
they intended to return home. Squire
Mason was called in and the necessary
service performed, however, before they
left This is one OF the instances where
the old saying OF where ignorance is
bliss" etc., truly and aptly applies.
Ernest Schoen was struck on the head
with 4 brick that fell from the top OF
the cupola and his skull was crushed
for space about as large as the palm
OF hand, but he is still living with
hopes OF his complete recovery. The
brain was lett uninjured and physicians
removed the broken pieces OF skull and
trephined it. He was, OF course,
knocked senseless, but when he rallied
he stood the operation like hero, and
is confident he will be all right in o
short time. He is moro confident than
the physicians on this point.
The Odd Fellows hall was packed,
last night to hear the addresses OF Col.
G. L. Poorman, Revs. A. B. Williams
and L. W. Lane, and the recitations and
music provided in the entertainment
given by the 0. U. 4. NJ. in commemor-
alton OF Washington's birthday. 1t was
q very clever entertainment through
out.
Captain Jesse r. Purnell, n thirty
third Scottish Rite Mason, left for Gin
clnnati yesterday accompanied by
Messrs. james 7. Kelly; W. G. Bergund-
thai and o. P. Mason who will be adj
vanced to the thirty-third degree in the
Queen City.
The fircmen and their friends had q
gay time at their supper at the Carter
house last night. Something like $50
partooll OF the hospitality OF Liberty
hose company and tho Merchants run
ming team.
The township trusteos'are ordered by
tho county commissioners to open i
road pctitioned for by J. W. Ncir and
others in this township. Tine estimates
Indicate that it will take about $, 500 to
open it.
John G.. Muth, OF this city, was quiet
ly married to Miss Teresa Fallscnstein
at Wheeling Saturday evening. None OF
his friends knew anything OF tho event
until yesterday.
Some OF the Bellaire young people
have secured Il section in the Opera
House for the "Kirmcss" at Wheeling
Friday night and will have tickets on
sale here.
The entertainment to provide "Bes.
sic Hogc missionary fund" will be held
Friday evening ut the First NJ. E..
Church. Quite a sum has already boon
raised,
The school board will DO asked to buy
or build another school house in Ger
mantown, Fourth ward, but tho matter
will probably.not be rushed.
Husbands & Inskccp have bought the
Windsor hotel from Jacob Heathering-
ton, the consideration being in tho
neighborhood OF $4,000.
The Every Other Week Club will
meet at the homo OF Miss Mamie Kurtz
this week on Friday instead of Thurs
day evening.
~ German band paradcd the streets
here yesterday, but they got very little
money for their music, though it was
good music.
Mr.. S. 0. Cummins and Miss Alice D..
Anderson are the Worlds Fair com
mittee OF Bellairc.
Auditor NIuhlcman, OF Woodsfeld,
and w. I. Mallory, esq, were in Bel
laire yesterday.
An athletic exhibition is on tho
the boards for scmulbach's hall Friday
night.