The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-16

are employed there'
The Fourth" celebration committee
yesterday published a statement Of the
receipts and expenditures for that occa-
sion, showing a balance OF $50 II, which
was given 90 the Shadyslde brass band,
for the excellent service rendered vol
unfairly. The total expense was Stas 60
The name of the north end Of Guern-
sey street, q square on which the eiti-
gems have spent a great deal to beauity
II with trees and grass, has been chang
ed to Tallman avenue. in honor OF the
attorney, James c. Tallman, who pro-
jected and carried through the i'm
provement.
Edward Brooks left yesterday for
youngstown, after visiting friends and
relatives in this city Mrs. Brooks and
children will remain for the summer.
the guest OF her parents In the Second
ward.
Superintendent II. G, Williams Is
home from a two weeks absence at
tending the meeting OF the state asso-
citation OF teachers and superintendent
and other educational gatherings.
=. d. AIeeiSs, Of Glencoe. formerly OF
this city, was here yesterday, calling on
friends. Mr. Meeks has accepted the
position of teacher In the Steubenville
school for this winter.
Work on the improvements at the
Bellaire steel plant is progressing nice
W.. The soaking pits to take the place
OF heating furnaces, are already under
way.
George o. Robinson, the brick manu-
facturer who had his big toe mashed
off and the second one about half on.
was out In his buggy yesterday.
Miss Bernice McCroby, OF harness
VILE, who has been visiting friends and
relatives here for two weeks past. will
leave tomorrow, for her home.
The j. ]. Maule's defeated the Bellaire
Globes In game OF ball on the COM
mons yesterday afternoon, The score
was fourteen to two.
Miss Patsey Tannehill, of GAINESVILLE,
who was visiting relatives In this city,
has gone to Pittsburgh, before return
Ing to her home.
The Ladies' Of the First Methodist
Episcopal church will give q social this
evening In vacant store room on Thir-
ty-second street.
The city hall has been newly papered
ter shape than II has been for long
time.
Mrs. W. C. McclaIm and baby have
gone to Cameron, w. Va, to spend
few days with friends and relatives.
Jacob Heatherington went to Belle
Valley, Ohio yesterday to spend
week with relatives at that place.
A crowd of young folks gave dance
in Armory Hall, Wednesday evening. A
large number were present.
D. c. Shepherd has been appointed
,pAtk police at Epworth Park. to act
during the assembly.
Sheriff Darby was In town yesterday,
and sold the Hudson property to salts
fy claims against II.
Cook Danford, who has been spending
a week at Crabapple, with relatives, has
returned to the city.
Mrs. W. j. Kirkpatrick and daughter,
Helen, went to Bethesda, yesterday. to
spend the summer.
Miss Maude Terrell. OF st. clairsvllle,
Is the guest OF friends and relatives In
the Fourth ward.
Miss LYDIA Simmons and Miss Marga-
ret McGaw are the guests of friends in
Mlngo Junction.
Charles Hammond Is able to be out
after a six weeks illness. He has had
the pneumonia.
Edward Morley, OF New Matamoras,
is the guest of relatives In the Second
ward.
John Keys has gone TO Waverly. o.,
where he viii Join the Buckeye Fishing
Club.
A. r.. Kelsey, OF Kelsey. was in the
city yesterday, on business.