The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-04
pEI1A1RE HAPPENINGS.
Matters of Interest in tho Metropolis

Matters of Interest in tho Metropolis
offBelmont County. q, I
The city board OF education has Sc
lected tho list OF teachers for the
schools, and granted Superintendent ].
II. Anderson a vacation OF one month.
The teachers SO for elected are as fol-
lows: y. 4, Z
Music Teacher--J, W.fLiller.
ham, principal; T.. C. McGiil, Mary b.
A Grammar, Anna Blamey; B Gram
mar. Margaret McGaw: c Grammar.
Maggie Kern: D Grammar, Lucy NJ.
Brown: A Primary. Florence Nevans;
B Primary, Sue White: c Primary, sar-
ah Burtoft; D Primary, Phamn Bair.
First wnrd-D Grammar and A 5Pri-
mary, H. r. McKeen, principal; B. Pri-
mary, Nellie Houston, C.fPrimary. Ret
ia Pfaffenbach; D Primary, Minute
Workman. x
Second ward-C Grammar and D
Grammar, w. Z. Danford. principal: A
Primary, IDA Coffield: B Primary, Ber-
tina Bruinard: c. Primary, Ida Warden;
D Primary, Minnie bowman.
Kelly-A Primary, Myrtle Clements;
B Primary, Lucy. McGregor: C Pri-
mary. Alma Pickett; D Primary, Mnr-
tina Kirkpatrick. principal.
Indian Run-D Grammar, Cora Rose,
principal: A Primary. Rose Bonarius; B
and c Primary. Sophia Miller: D Pri-
mary, Stella Fawcett. L Z.
Gravel Hill-B and G Grammar. C.
+. Ruble, principal; D Grammar, Lucy
Darby; A Primary, Elsie Lazure: B
Primary. Maud Corbett; c Primary,
Emma Reed; D Primary. Dora Kinney.
Librarian-Grace Haney.
Cndets-Anna VanLaw. first; AIDA
Hoffman, second. ~
There was no change In salaries, ex-
ccpt the regular advance of IS per
year and being elected for the second
and third. \. AZ
The Junior Order United American
Mechanics installed their new officers
this week, as follows: Councillor, j. L.
Moorehouse; v. c. Syl. Workman:
Cohdr., W. ]. Dunfee;I i. S., Herman
Goethe; o. s., Thomas Noffat: record
secretary. John Thurn: warden, D.
Ogle: trustees. T. C. Nicholson, H. w.
Schramm and G. A. Stephens; treasur-
er. Albert Grafton. After the meeting
at the hall they all refreshed them
selves with ice cream. The Golden Ea-
giles held public installntiea IN Odd
Fellows hall and had nice crowd out
to witness the ceremony.
There will be dozen picnic parties
so out from this city to-day, one to the
woods near the foot of the big hill on
the National pike, another to the Way
side Inn. others TO Shadyside, or some
friendly orchard away from the hot,
scorching town.
The funeral OF al. Bahra yesterday
afternoon. was largely attended, the
knights of Pythias turning out In a
body. and n large circle OF friendH. OF
the family. Rev. r. S. Cofrey, of che
First Presbyterian church. conducted
the services. 't!5'
The engineering corps running the
line from Valley Junction via Cadiz.
Harrlsville. St. Clairsville. and MoNIa-
hons creek to this city, reached the
western border Of town last night. ~. +
The price of raspbarries is higher
than ever before at this season. Two
boxes for twenty-five cents Is the
cheapest the red ones has reached this
year.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad
will change the time of the train that
now leaves here for the east at 3 p. M,
to 4:45 p. M. next week.
The Wednesday evening prayer meet
ings have been postponed or abandon
ed for this week. 1t is to be glorious
Fourth all around.
Heatherlngton's band will go down
to Sistersville to-day. with the firemen
from here. who will Join the celebra-
ton there.