The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-31
BELLAIRE
All sorts Local NsWs aud Gossip From
the Glass city

TIC AAuAA W.
The Glatzer trlplets mentioned the
other day are doing nicely and have at
traetel Wide attention and many visi-
tors, Somebody informed the family
that they would receive $500 from the ma
tlonal government as premium for the
trlplets. The Idea grew perhaps out OF
the fact that the government protects US
infant Industries" But II never pays
a premium ON babies,
Mr.. r. c. Haase, the Baltimore & Ohio
ticket agent In this city has been pro-
NOTED 10 travelling passenger agent Tor
the district Immediately west OF the
Ohio. He Is one OF the most genial and
accommodating railroad men 70 be found
anywhere and he Is just the man to MI
such position as that TO which he mas
been appointed.
Levi Llchtlg's place was entered
Thursday night and bicycle was stolen
The thieves evidently got frightened, for
they left the bicycle In the street back OF
Baizer Kraus' barber shop, and Il was
recovered, but the thieves Kept under
cover and got away, There were three
Of them.
Mr.. Charles Arnold and the Misses
Kate Redefer, Eliza Lazure, Ada Wey'
rick, Mary Parks and Maggie Kern, the
"Golden Gate" excurslonists from this
CITY. all reached home yesterday, They
we're delighted with the trip throughout
and all seem sorry that 1t is over
Mary, the three year old daughter OF
Mr., ana Mrs. Michael Morgan, died
Thursday at the home OF It's parents
The funeral occurred yesterday morning
at 0 o'clock from the 81. Johns church
The Cleveland, LoraIn & Wheeling will
RIM another one OF their excursions TO
cleveland tomorrow and the number
going will be limited to the seating capa-
city Of the train.
Miss Kate Dertenberg entertained a
number OF her friends THURSDAY evening
at her home. Miss Dertenoers lett yes
terday for Lyra to visit
Miss Nettle Bone, OF Belmont, who has
been visiting friends and relatives In the
Fourth ward for some time past has re-
turned TO her home.
Louis ]. Boeshar came in yesterday
from Atlantic City, where he mas been
spending a few days. He went to Ep-
worth Park.
Miss Nellie schlck will leave next week
for her home at Sweeter, Ind AFTER a
pleasant visit with relatives In the Sec
ond ward.
Miss Julia Faupel has Just returned
from Philadelphia and other eastern
cities, where she has visited friends and
relatives.
Miss Mabel Llchtenborger has return
ed home from New Lisbon. o., where sht
has been visiting friends and relatives
Mrs. W. C. Thornberry and family
have gone to Beallsville TO spend the
summer with relatives at that place
Miss Maude Rowles Will leave next
week for Roney's Point, where she VIII
spend few days with relatives
Misses Carrie and Gale Myers have
gone TO Alledonia, o., TO spehd ~"
days with friends and relatives
A crowd of young people danced IN
Armory hall Thursday evening Anton
La Roche furnished the music
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kelly, OF steu,
benyllle, are the guests OF friends anu
relatives in the Fourth ward
Miss Jessie Henthprne, OF Cameron,
W. Va, is visiting the family OF George
Pryor, in the Third ward,
Mr.. Robert Jacob and daughter, OF
West Liberty, o.. are the guests "t tue
family of John Dubois,
Misses Maude Corbett and Cora Neal
has gone to New Matamoras' o. 10 WISH
relatives for a few days.
Miss Eva Litchenberger Is home from
pleasant visit with friends and rela-
tiyes In Wellsville.
Miss Flora Bouarins is stenographer NJ
tho Bottle House during the absence OF
Miss sallIe Mills.
Miss Bessie Addison, Of Pittsburgh, Is
the guest OF friends and relatives In the
Second ward.
Thomas Burke and family, OF Column
bus, are spending a few days win
friends here.
Miss Lizzie Zeutmeyer, OF Newark o"
is the guest Of Miss Rachael DAVIS III the
Fifth ward.
Frank p. Barber will so to Epworth
Park to-day to remain at that resort LOT
a few days.
Mrs. ]. C, Lamden has gone to Bel
mont, to spend a few weeks with rela-
lives.
Levi Dawson has returned home 80
Pittsburgh. after visiting relatives mere
Rush C. Farls IS spending a few days
at Epworth Park.