The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-02
BELLAIRE
All Sorts OfLocaI News aud Gossip From
tile Glass CITY,

Williams yesterday issued the following
notice to teachers and others interest
ed; There will be a general teachers
meeting Monday afternoon at o'clock,
at which all teachers are requested to
be present, Saturday, September I, be-
ginning promptly at a. m, the super
intendent and high school teachers VIII
examine all applicants for admission to
any of the high school classes ana all
students who were conditioned In one
or more studies last June, Such stu
dents are expected to be on hands
promptly at 0 o'clock. All pupils below
the high school who were conditioned
and wish to remove the conditions, VIII
be examined after schools open, The
superintendent may be seen at his ONCE
from 10 p. M, each day this week,
Mr.. w. C. Bergundthal, the Repub-
llcan candidate for county treasurer
yesterday visited Barnesvllle, the home
OF his opponent, Mr.. Hingeley MI
Bergundthal recognizes in his eompeti-
for gentleman, but as the candidate
of the winning party he proposes TO get
around and see the people and secure all
the votes possible In an honorable way
The canvass for this office will be clean,
but thorough, and Billy Bergundthal
has the pole and good lead for II. His
friends feel that It Is only question OF
how much his majority Will be.
James NJ, Richardson was reelected
truant officer by the city board OF ed
ucatlon, He is an old soldier, capable
and careful In the discharge of his
duty and his reelection was proper
act,
Junior Johnson came home Tuesday
evening, from Michigan, where the
Page Fence Giants disbanded. Junior
has been playing for this aggregation
of ball tossers the past season, and has
made quite a reputation for himself.
He went to New MartInsville yesterday
morning, TO play with that team the
balance OF the week.
This will be the big day OF the st,
Clairsvllle fair, It is G. A. X, day and
Congressman Danford and General d.
A. HollIngsworth are on the programme
for addresses TO 1.-THE old boys" A
number OF Bellalre people VIII attend
to-day and tomorrow,
The American Mechanics band will
probably 60 to Florida next February,
To play at n summer resort in that
state. The manager of Mountain Lake
Park Is also manager OF one In Florida'
The Novelty Stamping Company has
not been able to run the works full, on
account OF the limited supply Of coal,
but they have business enough to push
things lively as soon as they can.
Tom Nicholson won new honors In
the games OF ball at Columbus this
week. one single, q double, and two
three-baggers In one game marks the
parson as going at his old-time gait.
The Standard Boiler and Bridge
Company have about half hundred
men at work on contracts they now
have under way, and the boiler works
are being doubled in capacity.
There will be meeting Of the Moth
er's Club in the parish room OF the
Episcopal church, this evening, TO dis
cuss various matters with reference to
the best interests of children.
W. ]. Ayers, OF the Fifth ward, has
moved his family to Parkersburg, where
they will reside in the future. Mr.. Ay-
ers has secured a situation at that
place.
Willie Kern, the phenomenal young
pitcher, and Albert Heatherington went
down to New Martinsvllle yesterday, to
play ball with the team Of that place.
MIR, and Mrs. Samuel Luche and Mrs.
II. Blum and two children, left yester-
day morning, for Nashville, Tenn, to
attend the exposition.
Miss Pearl Chambers left yesterday
morning for WelIsburg, W. Va, to
spend a few days with friends and rela-
tives at that place.
Frederick Hoffman went 10 Sisters
willie yesterday, to remain a few days
with his uncle, Mr.. Louis Boeshar, at
that place.
r. L. Pfafrenbach has gone to work
as travelling salesman for Stole
Bros, produce merchants, OF Wheeling,
Mrs. W. II. Shillto and son, Harry,
have returned home from Smiths Fer
ry, Pa, where they spent few days.
Mrs. @. e. Wolf and daughter, OF the
Fifth ward, have gone TO slstersville to
spend a few days with relatives.
Mrs, ]. T. Jones and children have
gone to Sharon, after pleasant visit
with relatives in this city.
The morning train on the Baltimore
&c Ohio, known as No I, was i've hours
late yesterday morning.
The ladies of the German church gave
a lawn social at the home OF the pas
tor yesterday evening.
Everett Baker and family have re-
turned home from Bethesda, where
they spent six weeks.
Isaac Blum and Adolph Freedman,
merchants OF this city, are home from q
business trip east.
Miss Florence Paul, of steubenviiie, is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. DIR. Wells,
In the Third ward
The mail carriers received their sal
aries yesterday morning. 1t was the
first.
Mrs A, Messcrly and SON. John, have
gone to Darlington, Ohio, to WISH Fela-
tlVes.
Miss Aniude Dawson, OF Martins
Ferry, Is the guest OF friends In this
city.
Mrs Elizabeth Crozler Is seriously Ill
ut her home on Belmont street.
The board of pension examiners met
In regular session yesterday.
George Burden Is able to bn out, after
few days illness.