Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-10
N%EIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
HAPPENINGS UP AND DOWN AND
OVSk iHE RIVER
Readable Letter From Belmont's County
Seattle Usual Quota From the
Glass City-hartin's Fer
rs Contribution.
BELLAIRE.


A Days Doings as Reported from our
Busy Neighbor.
Miss Laura Mercer, who has been
quite sick, is improving.
Services will be he'd as usual in all our
city churches 10 morrow.
J. p. Spriggs, Esq., OF Woodsfield,
spent yesterday in BeIialTe.
The Sisters of Charity have a large
class this year OF piano scholars.
Mrs. John Allen, of Pittsburgh, was
am,ny her Bellaire friends T%hursday.
Berti. Roach, who has been quite
sick with diphtherla, Is somewhat better.
The gas main is being extended
through various portions OF 5. Bellaire.
Mrs. William Tallett, OF Franklin Sta
ton, on the B. & o., is dangerously III.
Miss Salome Surgisson, who has been
visiting at Woodsfeld, has returned to
Bellaire.
Theodore Coss leaves to-day for differ
ent points in Ohio, where he Will sell
glass ware.
Rev. I. NJ. Henry, OF Noble county,
o., has been a guest at the OdIhoiic
Rectory, this week.
Miss Minnie Keys, left yesterday Tor
her home in Yazoo, Miss, alter a VISIT
to friends in this city.
Mr.. Anthony Sheets is still quite un'
we'll. He is able to &C driving occasion
alIv hnt he ia yeIy weak,
II. c. West, OF the Monroe Gazette,
passed through town yesterday on his
way home from Columbus.
Capt. Wilbur Snively has returned
from a successful trip i'll the interests
of the Belmont Glass Company.
Quite a number OF new dwellings are
being erected on Gravel Hill. The pop
ulation of Bellaire is rapidly increasing.
The family OF Wilbur Truman has re-
moved from Bellaire TO Bridgeport
where they will remain during Mr.. Ilu'
mans absence in the West.
Mr.. Sellers, the photographer, has
taken a number of very fine pictures Of
various gravel nil! residences. He has a
good subject for such work.
At the conclusion OF the Jubilee Mis-
sion Father O'Meara will lecture in the
CITY Hall on the Land League question,
The probable date is September ~.
St. Johns Catholic School will reopen
Monday morning with a High Mass al
$50 o clock. No children will be al
United from families nov afflicted with
diphtheria.
Rev. J. X. Mcksllep, OF Uhrichsvil!e,
will preach both morning and evening
at the Presbyterian Church tomorrow,
He comes as a candidate, and it will be
well for all Interested to hear him.
The Jubilee Mission in st. Johns
Church will open Mond,y night at !
o'clock with a sermon by Rev. DAVID
O'Meara, OF Cincinnati. The Mission
will conclude Sunday night, the 18Th
inst.
The new fair project which is being
worked up here, is progressing finely,
Up TO Yesterday morning e~lghty-hve
shares had been taken, end there were
many more DESTROYS Of taking stock,
1t is very evident that this is the last
fall which will pass without a Bellaire
fair. There are several pieces OF land
talked Of as a fair ground, but no pl. C hss
yet been decided upon.
The Erening Tribune, a new daily pa
per owned and edited by CO.. q. L. Poor
man and l.. 5. Woodbridge, will make
its appearance the latter part OF next
week. 1t will be a neat little "A column
paper, AMI IRON the support already ex-
tended by the business men OF Bellaire,
it will undoubtedly be a success. Bell
aire is growing rapidly, aud it has been
evident for some time past that a new
daily was y necessity here.