The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-04
PELLAIRE.
All sortI orr Local News and Gossip From
the Glass City.

the Glass city.
The Belmont county Harvest Home
picnic at Wilson'S grove, near Lewis
mills, this year promises to be an es-
peclally interesting occasion. Congress-
man Lorenzo Danford Will make an ap-
proprlate address, and with bountiful
harvest and a beautiful and pictur-
esuue grove filled with well satisfied
and thrifty farmers, this year II will be
Il real harvest home" picnic day, Hon.
A. T. McKelvey. Hon. Chas, ], Howard
and A. NJ. Brown are also down for
addresses. while C. c. Carroll, schsl-
arly gentleman who made an extensive
| tour through foreign lands on q bicy-
Gle, will deliver lecture descriptive OF
his trip. The famous Arlington band
and the Arlington quartette viii furnish
the music, and the b. & o. railroad Will
| give excursion rates.
Elmer Reece, n. man about S5 years Of
age, married and living with his fam
| lily on Gravel hill, died suddenly yester-
day forenoon. He had been walking
about in the morning but between 8
and 10 o'clock he laid down and soon
passed away. He had been alling for
some time and was indestltute clrcum-
stances.
The apple crop In this vicinity will be
practically failure and what there
will be OF 1t will be OF an inferior quail
ity. But this Is the only crop in this
part OF the country that is not in rich
abundance. And tho demRgogues VIII
Enaw at the knotty apples with calam-
| itous glee.
Two women in lower town got into n
quarrel In an alley that reached such
proportions that Mrs. Campbell struck
Mrs. Blowers over the head with n
poker This ended the fracas but II
gave the neighbors n great opportunity,
and II was embraced, ,.s,.
Dr. Thomas Stephens and daughter.
Miss Ida, OF Williamsburg, Pa, are the
guests Of friends and relatives in this
city. They rode here from their home.
They will go to Bethesda to-day to
spend few days at that resort,
The American Mechanics band made
some fine music on the streets last
evening before they left for Mt, Lake
Park to spend three weeks at that
place.
Miss Sarah McClelland and Mr.. James
Gatewood. OF Gallipolis are tho guests
OF the family of their brother, DIR. j.
NJ. McClelland, in the Fourth ward.
Mrs. NJ. A. Sanders returned home
last evening from Bay View. Mich,
\ where she has been visiting for the
past three weeks.
Miss Alma snedeker returned yester-
day morning to Columbus after spend
ing n few days with relatives In the
Fifth ward.
Misses Daisy and Lillian Lancaster
returned yesterday to their home in Ma
rlettn after pleasant visit with rela-
tlves here.
Thomas MCGOWAN left yesterday for
Youngstown. Pittsburgh and other
points in that vicinity. He rode his BIZ
cycle.
Harry McGregor has returned home
from Epworth park. where he has been
spending a few weeks with his wife.
L. S. Woodbridge, of Red Key, Ind,
was In the city yesterday calling on
friends and relatives.
Heatherlngton's band goes to Ep-
worth park this morning TO remain dur
ing the assembly.
John w. Fish win leave to-day for
Bethesda, where he Is going TO spend
n week or two.
Misses Madgc and Nellie Jones are
visiting friends and relatives in Mar
tins Ferry.
Miss Emma Blon, of tho Fifth ward,
Is the guest OF friends and relatives In
wellsNlle.
There will be an ice cream lawn So
clal at the U. p. church tomorrow
evening,
Elmer shannefclt has returned home
from GAINESVILLE, whore he has been
working.
Michael Brand. Of Dunklrk. Ind. Is
the guest OF relatives In the First ward,
A. NJ. Portcrhousc, Of East Liverpool,
moved his family here yesterday,