The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-21
BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.

BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS. ,s
Matters OF Interest fri the Metropolis
of Belmont County sc
The Pultney township board OF edu-
cation has hired the following teachers
for the coming school year at the sail
aries stated: No. 4. J. D. Defen-
baugh. ;45: Francis NJ Smith. s45. No.
., c. Z. Timberlake. s45; sallle Work
man, $45. No. 3, John N. Anderson, $50.
No. 4. r. e. Crow. $50. No. S, William
w. Dickey, $40. No. G, :. C. Myers. $50.
No. I, J. B. Hathorn, $40. No. 8. P. l..
Ring. s45. No. g, Maggie Nesbltt. $40.
No. 10. j. D. Miller. $50. No. II. II. Z.
Hathorn, s45: C. +. Warren, ss5. The
only ones who were changed In, places
were the teachers In districts No. l and
No. Gid. Defenbaugh going to West
Wheeling, while J., c. Myers goes to st.
Joe. 5s
| AAIS NCASliCi ACNCLNAh6 SGl
from one to three years at the tea chers'
examination held In the Central school
building last week are as follows:
George Arnold. Sarah Burtoft, Bertha
Brainard, Phama BAR, II. e. Grow,
Maude Corbett. Pearl Chambers, Myr-
tie Clemens. w. E. Danford, Blanche
Howell. Laura Hoffman. Dora Kinney,
Minnie Lowan. +. Mcdiii. J. c. Myers
Sophia Miller. Florence Nevans. Alma
| Pickett, Emma Reed, Gertrude Thorn
ns. Anna Van Low, Minnie Workman,
Fred o. Wise, Sue White. Jennie Lit
tie. Stella Fawcett. Emma Long. Elsie
Leazure and Eulalia Fish.
| William Nelson. son Of Frank Nelson,
living at Rock Hill. met with quite a
painful accident Monday evening. He
was riding his bicycle along the pike at
a lively gate when the wheel struck
stone, throwing the rider upon his left
shoulder with great force and render
ing him unconscious. He was taken to
his home, where an examination was
made md It was found that the shout
der was dislocated.
Albert Eberle, the twelvc-year-oEd
son Of C. Eberle. while out bicycle I'D
ing Monday. had the misfortune to col.
Tide with horse and buggy with such.
force as to render him unconscious and
bruse him UP considerably about the
head. The young man was uncon-
scions for several hours after the acci-
dent. but finally came around nll right.
The Standard Boiler & Bridge Com
pany. through the hustling qualities OF
John Davis, have secured work enough
to keep full force going until late In
the fall. They are crowded now with
work for firms near home and they
have quite lot of contracts under way
that are not fully closed.
The Standard Bridge & Boiler Works
have elected John Mcdonald secretary
Of that organization. Mr.. Mcdonald
has been private secretary for Mr.. c.
Rosscr for several years past.
Miss LYDIA Heatherington. Mrs. NJ. A,
Kelly and Jacob Heatherington return.
ed home yesterday, from n weeks visit
around the lakes In the northern part
| Of the state.
w. +. Robinson and family have
gone to Cleveland to attend the reun-
lon OF the veteran employees OF the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad.
Quite a number from this city at
tended the performance of the Three
Black Nantes" at the Park Casino, In
Wheeling. last evening.
Bellairc Chapter. R. A. NJ, worked
the Royal Arch degree last night and
there was a fair attendance, notwlth-
standing the heat.
George Riffer returned home from
| Apollo. Pa. Monday evening. where he
was called by the serious illness OF his
mother.
! Richard Crow has moved his fnmIly
| to Epworth Park, where they will re-
main during the summer. .t
The Novelty Stamping Company will
close down the first Of next month Tor
week, in which time to make repalrs
Howard McGregor. who has been at
] tending the Columbia University, In
| New York. Is home for the summer.
Mrs. Martin Cowen and son went to
Epworth Park yesterday afternoon. to
remain during the heated term.
Miss Katie Darrnh returned home
yesterday. from n two weeks visit with
relatives In Powhatan. ~. ~
Mrs. Charles Arnold hns returned
home from Delaware. where she spent
week with relatives
Roscoe Snedeckcr has returned TO
Sistersvtlle. after spending few days
with relatives here.
Miss Ella Rcddy. Of Cameron w. Va.
Is the guest OF friends and relatives In
the Fourth ward.
Miss Maude Wheeler. OF Quaker City.
Is the guest of friends in Belluire. -
Mrs. Fred. Stewart and baby are the
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