The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-23
BELLhIRE
All SuriS or Local New. and Gn'sip Abont
the GlaN city.

the tlhNt tfS.
Martin Tobia, conductor on the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad. died
al his home At Wellsvlllc. Monday
night and the remains will he brought
to his mothers horne In th!a city for
the funeral. which will take place to-
morrow Case" a. he WIS Familiarity
called. had many friend' here, where
he lived the greater part OF his HE.
William Vessels Is undc- arrest here.
charged with stealing harness from n
GARNER named Nichols. on the hill
west Of tuWn. He has been tangled up
with petty thicViuE before, but will
have a hearing On this charge before
Squire Mason tomorrow.
Every Industry In this city will run
right up 10 Christmas eve and some Of
them are working overtime. Some Of
them will b" closed down Tor II week or
ten days. taking account Of stock, but
the outlook 10: the new year Is encour-
aging for ALL
George Terry. II colorAd man. got on
a spree, and into Il quarrel with his son
George. during which he eat the boy
on the arm With 4 Ratchet He WAS ar
rested and lodged in jail and Is stlll
lanEu!sh'ES there.
The fall Of snow pu. new life into
everything about the city yesterday
and a number OF sleighS were ont In
the evening. II gave zest 10 tho holiday
trade also, and all OF the local mer-
chants were busy.
The Gravel HIN Literary and Social
Club will meet n the home Of Mrs. NJ.
4. Sanders, on New Years eve and
watch the old year out and the new one
in.
Letters from Mr.. James T. Kelly. who
vent south two weeks ago to recup-
crate, indicate that he has struck the
right place and Is getting along nice
~
Miss May Sanders Will be home to-
home tomorrow 20 spend the holidays
n her home in this city. She IS teach
Ing schoO! in Allegheny, Pa.
William Kennedy. better known as
"PeEk." the brooklyn bail pitcher. IS
visiting friends here md Is acccmpan-
led by bran new w!!s.
Miss Maude Potts. OF Cadiz, viii
spend a few days IN thc city. with
friends. this week, on her way hort
from Moundsvil!c.
Mrs. H. NJ. fInrdmar, Of Pittsburgh
has returned to her home. after spend
and Vicinity.
There will be mn entertainment ut the
First NJ L. church Christmas night, at
whicn time the children will receive
their treat.
Nathan Barber. OF Canton. y. Y,
came In yesterday and will spend
Chrlstmas with his son. Frank p, in
this city.
Louis Dauh and Charles Wise have
opened a new barber shop In the room
formerly occupied by =. l.. Marsh.
There will be a dance at the Wind
sOr hotel Christmas night, given by n
number OF the young people.
James Jones. who has been working
In Weston. ". Va. has returned to the
city to visE, his family.
Harry Thomas. of the Fifth ward.
has gone TO Pittsburgh 10 spend few
days with relatives.
J. Z. Ryan, OF the auditors Office. In
81. ClaIrsvIllc. was in the city yrster-
day on business.
The steel works went on yesterday,
but the plate mill will not 20 Oh I'M
al this morning.
The children OF the Second NJ. f.
church viii receive their treat Thurs
day evening.
The Buckeye Fishing Club will give
n dance IN Turner Hail OF Thursday
evening.
Miss Sophia FIulkcastcln, OF Wheel
Ing, Is the guest OF relatives In the
city.
Mrs. Charles Smith, OF Red Key,
Ind, Is the guest OF relatives in this
city.
The Keystone State passed down yes
tcrday morning on her way 10 CIncin-
matt.
John Mottcr has returned TO tho city
from SistcrsVillc. where he Is working.
Miss Rose Thorp is the guest OF
friends md relatives Mt Torkvillc.
Miss Jessie Boyles of ST. ClaIrsvlllc,
Is the guest OF friends in the city.
Miss Clyde Bcll, OF StcubcnviIIc, will
visit friends IN this city shortly.
Mrs. John Green. of Youngstown. Il
the guest Of friends In the city.
Il. 4. Ward wns in Stcubcnvillc yes
tCrday on business.
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