The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-11
BELLAIRE
All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip From
tho Glass city.

All Sorts OF Local news anu NoAH'P VIZ"
tho Glass city.
e. d. Armstrong, the Intelligent far
mer, who Is a candidate for representa-
tive on the Republican ticket, spent two
or three DAYS at EpWoFth Park, but O
bad cold grew worse and he went home
yesterday, 10 rest. He Is booked for
several picnic speeches, but may be I'M
able to respond Mr.. Armstrong; can
dldacy grows stronger the more that is
known OF and his election Is a certain
~. But for that matter there is no
doubt about Belmont county this year.
The people Of the county know good
thing when they see II, and they Will
stick 60 1t.
The Knights OF Pythias band will go
10 Lewis Mills tomorrow, 10 furnish
the music for the harvest home picnic
there, at which several candidates VIII
make speeches, all OF a non-political
character, but II will show the stun that
is In some of them.
Mr.. A. w. Anderson. Miss Lucy An
derson, Mrs. Lizzie Woodbridge and
daughter, Dudley, and Miss Martha
Rankin left yesterday over the Cleve-
land, Lorain e. Wheeling railroad for
MaclSinaw Island.
The applicants for places as letter
carriers yesterday, received notice OF
their standing. A large number failed
to pass, but goodly number Of them
are on the eligible list.
Misses Mary and BertIe shannafelt
will leave the last of this week for
Chambersburg, Nd, where they Will
visit their sister, Mrs. Edward Merry
dith.
The city council met last night and
transacted considerable routine busl-
ness and also passed a resolution to
pave Nineteenth street, as petItioned
for.
William G. McClain has returned
home from Cameron, W. Va, where he
spent week with his family, who are
visiting at that place.
Several went to Powhatan to spend a
few days at the fishing camp OF the
boys from the National Glass House.
yesterday.
Robert Mcvey and son. Herbert, left
yesterday for Bucyrus. o., where they
Will spend two weeks with Roberts
parents,
A. Klotz will be home to-day from
New York and Philadelphia, where he
has been buying his fall and winter line
Of goods.
The family OF George Robinson are
now camped at Epworth Park. They
will remain for week or two at that
resort.
William sehIadewelf and wife will
leave Saturday. for Cincinnati, where
they will spend n week at that place.
W. b. Workman came up yesterday.
from Darlington, where he has been
spending a few days with friends.
Thomas Boyce, Of Indiana, who Is
visiting at Bethesda, was calling on
friends In this city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mra. NJ. S. Marple,of Canons-
burg, Pa, are guests at the home Of Mr..
D. Il. McCloy, on Gravel Hill.
NJ. Nelson and son William went to
Cleveland yesterday 90 spetnd n few
days with relatives there.
r. c. Farls will be home to-day from
Bethesda. where he has been spending
week with his wife.
Jesse Kelly intends to move his hard
ware store from Benwood to Bellaire the
first Of next month.
Mrs. John Klucade went to Powhatnn
yesterday to spend few days with
friends.
George Burden has returned from Be-
thesdl, where he spent week with his
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Reef, OF Washing
ton City, are guests Of Bellaire friends.
The board OF pension examiners will
met to-day In regular session.
o. II. Young spent yesterday at Ep-
worth Park, with his family.
There will be social at the Christian
Church tomorrow evening.
VIII Mlllgan spent yesterday at Ep-
worth Park.