The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-24
BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.


Mrs. Mary Johnson. wife Of John
Johnson. Of High ridge. died suddenly
at the home OF her uncle at Venice. Pa,
Sunday, Of pneumonia She had gone
there with her father about week or
ten days ago on account OF the danger.
Gus Illness OF one of the family, con-
tractcd n cold that developed into
pneumonia. with the result given. The
remains were brought here yesterday
evening and will be buried at High
ridge this afternoon.
About twenty saloon keepers were
served with warrants yesterday. charg-
ing them with the unlawful sale OF Il
quors on Sunday. This Is quite an cx
tended list and 1t Is presumed the city
excheQuer will be rcplcnlshed to-day.
At the minimum fine the mayor has
been imposing this will bring In $500.
but 1t may be more than that.
a company has been organized in this
city by several young men for the pur-
chase of naphtha yacht, which will
take pleasure parties out during the
| summer months. They have options
on several launches and 1t Is certain
they VIII purchase one In the near fu-
turc.
Mr.. Thomas F. Hart and Mrs. W. a.
Ault Of Muncic, Ind, and Mrs. Ross
Weeks. of Chattanooga. Tenn, are
here. called by the serious illness Of
their mother. Mrs. C. l., PoOrman. who
| by the way is now Convalescent.
It was reported about town ycstcr-
day that the Barnard brick works.
which was reccntlysold to n newly form
ed company. will resume operations
| this week, after being idle quite Il
while.
There will be more building In this
city this spring than for several years
past. unless something occurs to change
| present calculations. At least twenty
new houses are under consideration
now.
Mrs. Samuet Wilkinson. mother OF H.
| b. Wilkinson died AT her home at De-
mos Sunday. aged sevcnty-thrce years
The stores Of the son here were closed
| yesterday on account Of this.
The old Barnard brick plant was
| started up under the new management.
| yesterday and unless some accident &C.
| ours that plant will be run right along
| now.
Mrs. Lincoln Rowlcs died yesterday.
| afternoon Mt her home In the First
| ward. Deceased has been III for sever
al months.
Anton La Roche went to Wcllsburg
! yesterday, where lie played for the
( dance given by the Imperial Club" OF
| that place.
Mrs. Alice Wilson, who has been con-
fined TO her home with the grip for
several weeks past, Is able to be out.
The dance given In Armory hall last
evening waG largely attended and n
very enjoyable evening WAS spent.
n big crowd from this city went to
| Wheeling last evening TO see the per-
Torrance OF "a Milk White Flag" Dr..
The Liberty Hose Company will give
their twcnty-siNth annual bali in Tur-
ner hall, on February H.
The Young Mems club held meeting
last evening Tn their club room on
Thirty-second street.
The Baltimore 6; Ohio pay car failed
to appear Saturday, but came In YES
| tcrday morning.
Miss Nellie Boyer. OF Bellaire, O., Is
the guest of friends and relatives In the
| Second ward.
Miss Maude Johnston, of Wellsvllc,
is the guest OF friends In the Third
| ward.
Mrs. William Ault. OF Muncic. Ind. is
the guest OF relatives In the Third
ward.
| Scmi-annual examinations are being
| held this week In the St. Johns school.
James Lee is able to bcout after n few
| weeks illncss