The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-04
BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
of Belmont County.

Mr.. Chauncey B. Ware, OF Tftusvilie,
Pa, and Miss Bertha Snedeker, of the
Fifth ward, were united In marriage
Thursday afternoon. at the home OF the
brides mother. by Rev. W. L. Fischer.
After the ceremony reception was
held, at the conclusion of which Mr..
and Mrs. Fischer left for tour Of the
lakes. The many friends Of this
excellent young couple wish them a
happy and prosperous future.
The building and repairs committee
Of the school board opened bids yes
terday for painting at the various
buildings, and awarded the work at
Central and Indian Run buildings to
the Beliaire Paint Company. and at the
First ward TO ]. G. Crawford The
contract for the Kelly building was
not awarded.
There will be meeting Of the
Young Mems Republican Club ut city
hall this evening for the purpose of or
ganizlng a marching club for the cam
pdi5h' "a iuii dtbcIiuaiice 10 ueSlIeu.
D. H. Darrah and daughter, Miss
Katie, of the Third ward, will attend
the Darrah family reunion. to be held
In Flnney's Orchard, near Martins
Ferry. August ..
The camp meeting Of the NJ. E.
churches of this city and Martins
Ferry. on the tournament grounds. ut
the latter place, will be continued over
next Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Sanders, OF the Fourth
ward. will leave to-day for Pittsburgh.
where she will Join In L party OF
friends en- route for Atlantic City.
Mrs. L. Grella, Of the Fifth ward,
Will, return Monday from Pittsburgh,
where she has been visiting relatives
the past two weeks.
Fred Seabright has returned home
from Washington & jefferson Col
lege, where he has been taking n
summer course.
Mrs. Jane Francis and grand-daugh-
ter. Miss Edna. left yesterday after
non for weeks visit with friends at
Sistersville.
Mrs. A. c. Unterzuber and family, of
this city, have returned to their home,
after visit with relatives at Woods
field.
Gus Stevens has been employed to
instruct new band at Ncfr's Land
Ing. 1t meets every Friday evening.
Misses Martha and Kate Smith and
Tntl,nu tt'ill IN ~ rJ,
to-day, to spend n couple of weeks.
Mrs, E. E. Clevenger is confined to
her home. In the Fourth ward. with
severe attack of typhoid fever.
Miss Margaret McDcrmott. OF Mid
dlcport, Ohio. Is guest OF Miss Clara
Owens, of the Fifth ward.
Thos. Brady, OF the Third ward. Is
rejoicing over the arrival of n new
boy baby at his home.
Mrs. II. T. Day, of the Second ward,
has gone to Bethesda, where she will
spend several days.
Philip Wise, OF Rock Hill. Is laid up
by reason OF fall. His knee was
painfully injured.
Winston White, of the Third ward.
left Thursday for his home. ut Hay
Market, w. Va.
Tom Carroll is showing an interest
Ing souvenir sent home by his father
from Germany.
william srhrumm. of the Fourth
ward. was at East Liverpool yesterday,
on business.
Miss Nellie Turner. OF Newark. Ohio,
Is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. A. Lee,
OF Rose Hill.
Miss Stella Fawcett went to Epworth
Park yesterday, TO remain during the
assembly.
Miss Sadie Hoover, OF Morris,own, Is
visiting relatives In the Fifth ward.
Simon Tobin. OF the Fourth ward, is
quite III at his home.
Roscoe sucdeker, OF sIstcrsvillc, Is
In the city.
Fred stevens, Is visiting friends at
GAINESVILLE,