The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-25
Bellaire Briefs.

The Woman's Relief Corps held O
camp fire at Turner hall last evening.
The affair was well attended. and q
short programme was rendered. Re-
freshments were served.
Work has been commenced on the
grading Of the Cumnins switch. on the
street car line. to do away with the
short curves in the line at the point.
The Young Peoples Society OF the
First Methodist Episcopal church. are
preparing to give an entertainment On
Thanksgiving night.
DR.. ]. S. Mcclellan has Just received
some Of the finest electrical machines.
for medical purposes, in this section OF
the country.
Miss Francis De Smith. primary
teacher at West Wheeling, will give
up her school work, on account OF her
health.
Miss Mollie Roberts, aged fourteen
years, died at the home of John Foglc,
in the Second ward. Tuesday OF pneu-
monia.
Mrs. c. W. Dickens entertained
friends last evening, In honor OF Mrs.
Charles ]. Gill, who is visiting In this
city.
&C. w. Dickens. of the Dollar Savings
Bank, is at Columbus attended the con-
vent!on OF the Ohio Bankers Assocla-
ton.
Mrs. Taggart and daughter, Of West
Alexander, Pa, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dubois, in the Fifth ward.
Mrs. George Wolf and daughter, Miss
Evelyn. have returned home from n
weeks visit to Pittsburgh relatives.
Mrs. Mary Wctherald has returned to
her home at GAINESVILLE. after pleas
ant visit with friends In this city.
Miss Julia Birdsong. OF Lewis Mills.
has returned home. after visit with
friends and relatives In this city.
Mrs. Howard Hentherington will leave
soon for Montreal. Canada, to Join her
husband. who is working there.
N. e. Hnthorn. who has been teaching
school at Neff's Siding, has resigned his
position on account OF III health.
Mrs. Winans, and Mrs. W. C. Downcy
and children, OF Washington. D. c., are
guests OF Mrs. j. r. Hartshom.
were brought here from Harvcl, Ills,
Tuesday evening, for burial.
One drunk was before Mayor Freesa
yesterday morning. He had no money
and was run out OF town.
William Bolte Is seriously Ill ut his
home In the Fourth ward, with intlam-
nation of the bowels.
Miss Lizzie Cummns entertained
friends Tuesday evening, Mt her home
In the Fifth ward.
Parks & Co. have sold the property in
the Fifth ward, No. 1883 Front street, to
G. o. Robinson.
William Young, who has boon serious
ly III for the past month, vas able 10 be
out yesterday.
Mrs. Anna Fitton entertained friends
at her home in the Fourth ward, Tues
day evening,
William Hemphill, OF the First ward,
Is visiting relatives and friends ut
Hancsvlllc.
Mrs. NJ. L. Jackson, OF Rose Fiji, LEFT
yesterday, for Chartered, Pa, TO visit
her son.
The infant daughter OF y. G. McClain,
OF Tnllmnn avenue, is reported serious
'ly III.
The Nom-dc-Plume Club gave n select
dance nj Armory hall Tuesday evening.
Miss Sarah Buckalcw. OF Rose Hi, il
seriously III at her home with dropsy.
"a daughter was born yesterday, 10
Mr.4nnd Mrs. Brent Porterncld.
Pearl Pickett ls able to be about
again, after short illness.
Miss Tcna Kern. OF McMcchcn, Ia WIS.,
itinB relatives In this city:
The Blackburn Guards VIII 70 10
Benwood Fridhy night.
Mrs. JIG. i. Wilkinson, OF the Filth
wnrd. is seriously III.
Mrs. John McGraw Is visiting rcin-
t!vcD Mt MlnGo.
s; J. Hockershousen is Mt New York
on business.