The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-14
BELLAIRE
An Sort. orLosal New. aud Gossip From
the Glass GUY,

the Glass citr'
The past week has been great one at
Epworth Park, and the attendance keeps
up we'll. The programme VIII end next
wednesday, when Gen. John b Gordon
will deliver an address, and the Interim Is
filled In with great Lecturers and elocu-
tlonlsts. II is a dellghupl place this
year and the people assembled there are
having rare Intellectual ueall as wen as
a good time In the woods, especially pre-
pared for their comfort and SATISFACTION.
They have many OF the modern conveni-
ences there.
There are a few miners In this section
who seem determined to cause local trou-
BILE, II possible, and thus throw out OF
employment all OF the trades people now
working AT the manufactures here, or
force the use OF natural gas and thereby
cut of their own occupation when the
coal strike is settled. The majority NJ
the miners do not want 10 do this, but
they may be Influenced 70 such action
II Is announced that Thomas IA Lewis,
secretary of the Ohio miners, will address
meeting here this afternoon,
o. p. Mason will receive from the state
game commissioner share Of Mongnl-
Ian pheasants for distribution in this
county, this fall, and they are to be pro-
tected until November, 1900 20 allow
them to multiply and increase,
Miss Mary Sanders. returned yester-
day from Bay View, Mich, where she has
been spending month. She was accom-
panied by Miss Maude Potts, OF Mounds
vile, W, Va, and Miss Elizabeth Taylor,
Of orrville. o.
The Sunday school class OF Miss Ida
Simmons gave very enjoyable trolley
party on the Bellalre, Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry electric line, last evening
George McCielland, George Scott and
Bert Hopkins win leave to-day for Gin
cinnati, where they viii spend few days
taking in the sights Of the "oueen City"
Thomas Carroll ana Carl. Rraus left
this morning over the Ohio River road
for Cincinnati. where they will spend a
few days.
II. r, Fltton, the mail carrier. was
smiling yesterday over the arrival Of q
new boy at his home. It's the first'bOrn-
Mrs. David King left last evening for
Cincinnati, where she viii spend a week
with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Ripple
Miss Emma Morgan will leave Monday
for Ravenswood, w. Va, where she will
spend two weeks with relatives.
The X. of p. lodge at their regular
meeting Thursday evening" donated III
TO the miners OF this section.
C. W. Dickens came in yesterday
morning from Bethesda, where he has
been spending few days.
Frank Purcell will leave to-day for
Parkersburg, TO spend a few days with
his mother at that place.
Mrs A. ]. Holt left last evening for
Greenfield. o., where she Will spend a
month with relatives,
Don't fail to attend the picnic Of the
Orientals at Wheeling state fair grounds
Saturday, August II.
c. NJ. wyrick, the druggist, went to
Bethesda yesterday. to remain for few
days at that place.
Miss Edna Blackburn went out to Ep-
worth Park yesterday and spent the day
with friends there.
Mrs Harry Scott came In yesterday
from Bethesda. to remain for few days
with relatives here.
The Bernard brick plant Is to be sold
by the assignees this afternoon at l
O'Clock.
Miss Mary Althar, of ST. Clairsvllle, is
visiting relatives In the Fifth ward.
Jacob Wasser has new arrival at his
home. It's q boy. the first born.
The men at the blast furnace received
their pay yesterday.
Charles Arnold was at Epworth Park
yesterday.