The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-03
/ BEL1A1RE HAPPENINGS.
Matters Of Interest in tho Metropolis
5Hn ob-pelmontt County.

IsE92 Nh Aop litto 'tiigtA Sou1Aity.
The Ladies, Missionary Society OF the
United Presbyterian church. met yes
terday afternoon, to.telect delegates to
the Presbyterian Society at New Ath-
ems. which Is to be held August so. sG
The repairs made by. the Century
Glass Company on the property pur-
chased from the Aetnn Company are
about completed and will be ready to
make glassiby, September 1. Z
Mrs. ,Jpilgg Vigil entertained friends
at her home In the Third ward. We'd
nesday evening. In honor OF her guests,
Mrs. Bambergcr and Miss Samuels,
both OF New York. l
The Ladies OF the United Presbytcr-
ian church held a lawn fete at the
home OF ex- Mayor Du Bois, on Gravel
HILL last evening.
Charles Keyscr. Of the Fourth ward,
who has been In Europe for the past
two months, Is expected home next
Saturday. ~,
Miss Myrtle WylIc. Of ,Emporin, Kns..
has returned to her home, after pleas
ant visit with friends and relatives in
this city. q,
Mrs. L. E. woodbridge, of the
Fourth ward, Is having new double
house built on her lot on Belmont
street. allH 'l
Helen Dunn. daughter OF W. S. Dunn.
! Of RoseHill. who has been quite Ill for
the past two weeks Is improving.
Sebastian WINNER returned home
yesterday morning from trip to Eu-
rope and the Paris Exposition.
Miss Ida CoHield. of the First ward,
has returned from n visit with rela-
tiyes at New MatGmoras.
Henry Monday arrived home yester-
day from Germany, where he has been
for the past two months.
Charles Powell of the First ward.
has purchased the James Groom prop
crty on Belmont street.
John Follen, of the Third ward, Is re-
toicing over the arrival Of a new
daughter at his home.
William ,Mansell and family. OF the
Second ward. will leave shortly for u
trip to the seashore.
A. D. Workman, Of Kansas City. Is n
guest OF his brother. w. B. Workman,
OF the Fourth ward.
Lawrence Dubois and wife. of Gravel
hill, will go to Beallsville, tomorrow,
TO visit relatives.
Harry and Wade Tanneyhlll are the
guests Of their brother, Frank Tanney-
hill. on Rose Hill.
The foundation of I. L. Fawcett's
new residence in the First ward, is
about completed.
Mrs. Anna Ney and Thomas Carey
and family left yesterday afternoon for
Atlantic City.
James O'Neil and family, OF Muncie,
Ind. are the guests of Walla Campbell
and family.
Mrs. Alice Wilson has gone to Ep-
worth Park, to remain during the as
sembly.
The Central school building is under
going some very noticeable improve
ments.
Miss Grace Iruney, OF the. Second
ward, is a guest of friends at Barnes
VILE.
Rev. Simons and family went to Ep-
worth Park yesterday for two weeks
visit.
Miss Oral Dickens. Of the Fourth
ward, is visiting friends in Barnesvllle.
Rev. W. A. Coche. of Woodstock. Nd.
visited friends in this city Wednesday.
:, Mrs. j. N. McGrew. OF Beaver Falls,
Pa. is visiting relatives In this city.
The Katzenjammer Kids Will give q
dance at Mozart park, this evening.
A young son Of Howard Heatiering-
ton is quite III with typhoid fever.
John Fish, Of the Third ward, has re.
turned from Epworth Park.
Julius WE'LL and Max Herzberg leave
this week for New York.
Miss Efle jarrett, of Demos, is a
guest of Miss Kate Ney.
Mr.. c. H. Dankworth' went to Ep-
worth Park yesterday.