The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-02-25
BELLAIRE HAPpENINGs.
Matters orIntcrcst in The Metropolis
ofBclmOnt County,

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z The county teachers association will
meet at Bethesda to-day. the first ses
sion at $3.50 this morning. The follow
Ing is the programme: Music; inaugu-
ration of president r. l.. Maris, Bcthes-
da; Determinations" j. T. Dysart. De-
mos, discussion opened by L. L. Lucas,
Belmont, THE County Teacher" c. c.
Cunard, GAINESVILLE. discussion opened
by VIC. Bowers. GAINESVILLE; music:
Our Remedies oft in Ourselves do Lie."
|, A. A. McEndree, Bethesda, discussion
I opened by L. F. Barnes. Morristown:
"Some' Things About History" Eugene
Mcfarland, Kelsey, discussion opened
by James H. kennon. Pugh; "1nfini-
tives and Participates" SC. Murphy
Belmont. Afternoon = physiological
Chemistry" W. l.. LETTERS. Olivette.
discussion opened by haywood For
sythe. Blaine; music; Supervision OF
County Schools" j. P. Hess, Glencoe,
discussion opened by C. 7. Dillon, Bel
mont; Helping the Children to Grow"
Supt. james Duncan. Bridgeport;
music; Civic Benefits of Public
Schools" w. II. Gregg, Quaker City
The Thimble Circle suspended the
rules at meeting at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. James Kinney on Gravel hill,
Thursday evening and admitted gentle
men friends and also enjoyed n lunch
hostess. This Innovation was so much
enjoyed by ull that the Thim6lc Circle
Will be social circle hereafter.
= Dir. r. ). Alexander and family have
gone to their new home In the state Of
Washington. This will make va
cancy on the pension board in this
county. but as the board Is under civil
service. the successor must be on the
eligible list to secure. the place perma-
ncntly. A temporary appointment may
be made, however.
Lieut.. Rufus Lane, nephew OF Capt.
John Il. Lane. returned 10 New York
this week. after n furlough Of thirty
days with relatives in this county. He
has been IN The flagship New York and
talks entcrtai1!ngly of his experience.
William Bamford, who contemplates
going to Indiana for at least tempo
rary location, was asreenbly surprised
b. his wife and neishborS Thursday ev-
enius. 1t Icing the anniversary Of his
birth.
It is given out from St. Clairsvillc
now that Judge wv. Carroll will sue
coed Col. Char,esworth up there and
that Samuel H!lles will be the new post
master at GAINESVILLE.
The saloon man fined for allowing
gambling In his place OF business seems
to be the only one known to the author
HES in that line. and the case Is occa-
sloning much talk.
James McNamee the Cleveland. Lo-
rain K Wheeling man who was SO badly
inlurcd |, short time since, is able to be
mp and about the house now.
The Young Mems Club had a splendid
time at their social at the home OF
james Benson. They are likely to have
more Of them.
4, i,ioiz, Henry Blum and Adolph
Erecdm& II. three Bellaire merchants,
are now In the. east. on business.
]. c. Wood. who put up the local tele
phone line here, has gone to Cairo 10
put upa local line there.
{, The ladies' Of the First NJ. +. church
held pleasing social at the churcl,
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Sewall. OF New Athens. was the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. o. w. Holmes
this week.
Mrs. ]. A. Green entertained the l..
4. S. of South Bellalrc this week.