Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-07
BELLAIRE.

!. b. Smith, ES,., is in New Lisbon, q.
Our millcrs are now paying but Sl.3o for
wheat.
Mrs. Jas. Rcc> j. visiting friends AT
Mingo.
J. Il. Naylor is confined to his home by
sickness.
Mrs. W. T.. Workman, Of Gravel Hill, is
quite sick.
I NJ. Todd, Jr.. oi Pittsburgh, was in the
city yesterday.
john L. Lewis and wife Of Washington,
Pa, are in the city.
Mrs Pat Clark has been dangerously i'll,
but i now improving.
The meetings at the Disciple, Church
will continue through this week.
The Mayor and his clerk were in -.
Clairsvillc yesterday on business.
The township poor practic" Tor the cnSu-
ing year has been awarded 10 DR.. MCtiruw.
Father Cults discourse on next Sunday
night will be or the "lniailihiIity OF the
Pope
The \. u. circle met with Miss Ella Cor
by last night. |, is literary and social
circle.
Mr. Jack Baugh i, confined To hi' house
10y sickness, and in consequence his shop
is closed.
Mrs s. c. Gurrard. VIII" ha, been quite
i'll, va, reported a, being = little better yes
terday.
Mrs Wattcrson OF Utica. O.. j. visiting
her sister, Mrs Alexander MrGrcghr. IN
this city.
Mrs Il. g. Caldwell and Miss Ida Lati-
mer, % ParkprSburg, are registered AT the
Globe House.
Mrs John Naylur and Mrs Asa Weir are
the Fourth ward
Father McMenamin, OF Benwood, has
gone to penniSOn To assist in jubilee mis-
sion to be- held there.
The bcardSand posts for the fence about
the Puhlic Square have arrived, and work
will soon be commenced.
Captain Bowie. OF the .EtEa Glass Com
pany, expects - spend few weeks with
relatives in Montgomery county, Nd
Services are being held nightly al the
Methodist. Disciples and South Bcllaire VI.
j.. Churches. Successful meetings are re-
ported from AL "i The churches.
Three tranpS were arrested on sunday
night on Suspicion "i being tine ones who
had entered John Schick'> house saturday
evening. but no proof could be found
ag:.inSt them and they were released.
Thursday, December the Sth is the feast
ui the immaculate Conception Of the Bless
81 Virgin Mary. the Mother uj tod. in the
Catholic Church. Masses at > and SO A.
VI. Nespers Al ~ p NJ. IL is great feast
day, and IS holy duyui obligation al over
the world.
Mr.. Jacob Jane an iron mill man from
lruuton, o., was in the city yesterday look
ing into our proposed sheet iron mill at
this place. tie il a nau ui wide experience
in that line Of business. and Signitied his
intention Of taking stock in IA" mill ii the
proper amount could he raised
The hoy. CLYDE Nurichau~cr who WAS
are. t2d -; ~atuS:ay, luE breaking into
ROdcwig'> meat shop and vino. il Is said.
stole ahnrt $50 from there was taken sick
on Sunday evening and the Mayor released
him without security. The lad belongs in
the Reform School and should he sent there
before he gets into any more mischief
The High School Literary Society have
elected the following officers: President.
Miss Alice Winans Vice President. Miss
Anna Wallace. Secretary. ]. l. Anderson.
Treasurer. Miss Minnie Darrah. Critics, Jas.
Springer and Miss Runs Winsns. The
Society is in a flourishing condition. and at
thoir last meeting several of the High
School Alumni were taken in as members.
At the regular communication of Bel
laire Lodge, No. a67, +. & A. NJ, held at
their lodge room Thursday night the fol-
lowing officers were elected to serve the
ensuing year: W. NJ, Frank Smith; :.
w, Ed. Jones; ]. W., J. A. Greenfield;
Treasurer, G. BippuS; Secretary, Fred.
Huffman: S. d., I. +. smith J. d., T.
Stewart; Tyler, Joel Strahl. Tile aboveof
GERS will be installed on the 9th inst.