The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-26
NEWS BRIEFS

N~aAH HNNHHNAaHN ISL ne NDMNNA.a
tors have = large force % men "a ork-
ing contiu'ISsly and no tine j. being
wasted In the brick work aud the
structural iron work. The south end
OF the bu.ldinE is being started ana
the pillars are gradually being built
and the Carpenter work will be car.
RED along just as fast as possible
The interior work will not BE- begun
for some time and will likely be Nep,
out until the outward construction is
completed
As yet the contract for erecting
the new city Hospital building cost.
ing about s25. OOO has not been award.
ed. but the rIilding committee has
the bids under consideration and IL
is likely that the contract will be
let within the next few DAYS 4 brief
adjourned session OF the committee
was held Wednesday afternoon. bu,
/ adjournment was taken without anal
action. Several bids were submitted
among them being estimates from
/ local contractors. The job viii De
I me largest in this vicinity for souoe-
( time and IL is understood that the
competition is very close.
! This has been one Of the busiest
months in the year in the local o..
. ;. recruiting Office despite the fact
that sub-offices have been recen Is
established in Steubenville and East
! Liverpool. which were formerly in
/ this district. Two additional men en-
: listed Wednesday and yesterday and
left for their stations. They were
Raymond y. Roberts. Of Wclisvtlie.
O.. detailed TO the coast artillery:
and Henry NJ. Lawyer. of Dennison,
/ o., ordered To the cavalry. Major G..
! NJ. Ruthers. OF Parkersburg. was IN
/ this city Wednesday. visiting the 10.
! cal recruiting office. He also visited
. the new station at Steubenville. re-
turning TO Parkersburg last evening
This evening IN the board rooms
Of tho Wheeling High school. there
will be a meeting of the Teachers of
the School committee held and one of
the most important matters which
VIII be taken mp. will BE- the filing
OF the few vacanci,, which were not
filled "a the recent meeting of the
board
-Septimus Hall Of New Martins
vile, dean Of the House Of Delegates
and candidate for reelection in No
vembcr. was registered az the Stamm
| Hotel Yesterday. being in the city
on bu-iness. Mr.. Hall. who Is a
Democrat. expects a great Democratic
victory In the FAN. but probably his
being Democrat partially accounts
Tor This. However. he is not over.
confident and SAYS thar stranger
things than change I'm tho political
situation may take place between now
and The election
/ Yes erday az noon. Mr.. and Mrs
frfnrUa IN
having spent several weeks touring
through the west. While I'm the west
they attended he meeting of the Ma.
uonal Hotel Mems Association. which
was held In Yellowstone National
Park. IN Wyoming. which was follow.
ed by an excursion 10 many points of
interest in rho Northwest.
According 70 n statement given
ont 10y Z. $. Revenue Inspector
campbell yesterday morning. there is
every indication mat tho receipts for
III" sale NJ liquor and sfOCie revenua
stamTs this month. viii be the largest
I'm the history Of the office. Tho larg
est receipts in rhc local office we've
IN August. 1910. End Mr. Campbell
IS confident that the receipts will 20
over $4,000 this mouth az the aver
age daily receipts This FAR have been
$4,000. tho amount az the present time
being $1,000
Wheeling Council 40 %. United
commercial Travellers. will '(Id their
annual cutting ~ Wheeling Park Sat.
urday. August 3rd. and the AFFAIR will
- in tho nature of an old farhirrd
picnic. All member ~ tho Council
ar" urged 20 bring their wives and
families
according 10 officials ~ the
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
company. Wheeling VIII no. no both.
cred hy another reunion 81 thc True
Rcformcrs Lodge. as tho Company
"iI refuse 20 run another eport1I
train FOR their benefit.
Mr. and Mrs p. n Rider have
. Just returned from six weeks stay
~ Terra Ala. Tho scene OF tho state
j Y. VI. G. 4. camp End Mr rider
gives glowing account of rho re.
sort a. 70 t'eco for rose and re~-oa
ton Mr. Rider sfafes fho fh. Ground
has been greatly improved and tho
camp lHa-fs OF outdoor basket ball
courts. tennis courts. running tracks
AMI gymnasium
! special meeting of tho Ohio
/ county BOARD of tho Ancient Order
/ oi lihoruians will ha held fn fra
basement nf 81 Jo4epn's Cathedral
ihi. evening. f0r fhr purpose of a~.
ranging several matters REGARDING ifs
fnnua' curing and biennial state
convention Tl" hr1r1 $3.50 afs1 make
complete I~~inF'-rarf- for ATTENDING
'I" stat" convention 90 fIlr.ahurF
y" definite reports how. hrnn -o-
r'i''i af OBJ" local o. 81 Tnerr.r.
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