The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-22
BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters or Interest In the Metropolis
ofEeImnnt Comfy

OF Belmont County
sheriff Foreman notified Governor
Enshnell this week OF the death Of Con-
gressnnn Danford. The governor VIII
in due time notify the Fherins OF the
counties OF the district OF the necessity
Tor a special election 10 all the vacancy
md the time for the special election
VIII no doubt be fixed at the same time
"a the regular election this fall. Ine
conversational committee Will meet soon
after official notice Is taken OF the w
cancy and Tx the time and place FOR me
convention to nominate the successor ~! ~
the late congressman. Bellalre WI
be glad to take care Of the convention
IL the committee concludes TO TX u mere y.
II Is thought It will be held early N
September.
The committee on teachers In the
schools is considering now the appn1,
cation OF Miss +. Fish as teacher an
several applications for the poaltlon OF
truant officer and the places OF Jani-
tors. The board also let the eont i,
for a new boiler for the central schooi
building to the Standard Boiler an"
Bridge Company.
clifford, the fifteen-year-oid son q
Charles McCroby, VINO lives In the Fllth
ward, died yesterday at noon aIter
weeks illness with the typholn IeveI'
The family just moved to TINS city iLo rom
GAINESVILLE about two months ago anu
the remains will be taken 70 the lat's'
place for burial.
r. W. Archer and Thomas Powers:
delegates from the flint Blassworkers
union OF this city are expected hOIIs W
day from Muncie. Ind, where they nave
been Tar two weeks past attending the
annual convention or the ulnt sIaAs
workers Of America.
The Ariel club OF the German ne.
formed church. held q lawn iete last
evening on the lawn OF KEY: Z. "a.
Weiss, In the Fifth ward. Inc alIa Ll,
had a large attendance and some good
music was rendered by the CLUB
TIL, encampment No. l22 OF the !. o.
o. F., Installed the newly elected oin-
GERS last evening at their nall aItes
which they enjoyed a very iine spreau
which had been prepared.
d. S. Dreamer has called the Demo
cratic county committee to meet at ms
office in St Clairsville this day week
to fix the time and place for their
county convention.
The merry-go-round which has been
doing business near the creek bridge,
still continues to attract q large crowd
In the evenings and picks up quite u
few nickels.
Mrs. Bridget Murray, who contein-
plated taking passage on vessel TOT
ireland from New York to-day, Is seri-
ously I'll at her home in the Third ward
Miss Ella McDonough, Of Newark.
who has been the guest OF Miss Oral
Dickens for two weeks, Will leave MON
day for her home.
Mrs. H. w. Hartman and family re-
turned home Thursday evening from n
months vIsi. with friends and relatives
at Dayton.
Thomas Strong. who was In New
York int he interests OF the Enterprlss;
Enamellng Company has returned
home.
Miss Beulah Smith. Of the Third
ward, will leave Monday morning for
Cleveland to spend a week with rela-
tives.
Mrs. H. C. Kemple and daughter
Miss Rhea, returned home after spend
ing few days with friends in Mounds
vile.
George Burden and family will leave
to-day 10: Cleveland where they Will
spend tive weeks with relatives.
Mrs. ThomnI Powers and family left
Yesterday for Beaver Falls, Pa, TO
spend two weeks with relatives
Miss Nellie Tallman came In yester--
day from Epworth Park to remain at
her home here for a few days.
Mrs. George Carp and family have
returned home from n months visit
with relatives In Ashland, Ky.
Gen. D. A. Hollingsworth. OF Cadiz
was IN the city Thursday evening for
n short time.
Miss Lulu George, Of Marietta, Is the
guest OF relatives In the Fourth ward.