The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-08
BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters orIntercst In the sIc,rnpol
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aAAuttcEe Va interest Ill the alctrnpOliH
Of Belmont County. ~
The talk about the change OF the Bal
timore & ohio railroad bridge toinclude
"a wagon way as well as a foot bridge
Is not received here With much credit.
There is no probability OF two bridges
and there ia not any more probability OF
roadway For teams right alongside OF
the big steam engines coming into use.
People would not take chances OF being
plunged into the river from high
bridge. The railroad company Is not
likely to do much In this direction, peo-
pie here generally think.
George Piersol. while riding his BIZ
cycle on Union street. Thursday eyen-
ing. met with serious accident. In
riding over the Baltimore &: Ohio bridge
his wheel struck an obstruction md he
took header, allghtlng upon his head
breaking his jaw bone. He was remov-
ed to the home OF John c. BoleyI, where
he was resting easily yesterday.
The young ladies of the city and the
committee from the Heatheringto1
band and the committee from the Elks,
met In Armory hall Thursday evening.
Mrs Flora Du Bos and Miss Mary
Shunnefelt are to have charge Of all the
booths In the fair and festival. Dancing
VIII be INDUCED in every evening.
AT the Demorest medal contest at
Shadyside the church was filled with a
splendid audience and the judges unan-
imousiy awarded the medal to Miss
Keyser. The award gave general salts.
faction and everybody was well pleas
ed with the entire entertainment.
Mrs. Thomas Hays and daughter.
Miss Mary will leave, tomorrow for
visit with relatives here. They will be
accompanied home by Miss Maria
Clemens, Of the Fourth ward.
There will be communion services at
the First Presbyterian church to-mor-
row morning. conducted by Rev. r. s.
Coffev. the pastor. Meetings have been
held four evenings this week prepara-
tory to this service.
John Long will take charge Of the
place made vacant BIZ the resignation OF
John Mcclellan. Of the Central Traffic
Association. Mr.. G. W. Dankworth will
Ill Mr.. Longs place In Bonwood,
George Pryor and family have moved
back TO this city, from Martins Ferry.
They will open boarding house, In the
Manchester property on Belmont street.
Thornton Archer has gone to New
Richmond. Ohio, where he will be time
keeper for Davis & Archer. who are
doing come street paving In that city.
George Walters & Co., has just had a
new window placed In their place of
business. 1t is one Of the largest plate
glass windows In the city.
]. 5. Watt and wife are home from
Pittsburgh. where they attended the
funeral of W. ]. Wright, former resi-
dent Of this city.
N. L. Marsh has returned to Fair
mont, w. Va. after spending ten days
with his family in the Fifth ward
Miss Title Vennison has returned to
Pittsburgh. after spending 4 few days
with her parents In this city.
The young daughter of John Blutchey
IS seriously III with the fever. at her
home on Guernsey street.
ward. Is spending a few days with
friends In Quaker City. E
Miss Daisy Johnson has returned
home from few days visit with rela~
tives in Sistersvfffe.
Miss Ella Hughes, of Newark, is the
guest OF friends and relatives In the
Second ward. Te
The bottle blowers gave dance in
Turner hall last evening, which was well
attended.
Several from this city attended
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