Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-16
1ELbAIRE.

Nrs. LAtra Kuux ID visiting friensd
in gainesville.
Joseph Wilson lost q child from the
effects Of diphtheria yesterday. >
Miss Nancy Garrett, who lived short
distance below town, was..buried yester-
day.
Charley Gill left for the West last
night in the interests Of the Belmont
Glass Company.
Calvin NJ Collough came owe from
Columbus yesterday to attend the we'd
ding Of his brother.
The thr ee-year-old child OF John Wal.
lace died OF diphtheria Wednesday and
was buried yesterday.
The Erening Tribune will make its APP
pearance On Saturday evening. 1t will
be q six column sheet.
The last picnic of the season is to be
held at Shady Side on Saturday. The
attractions are many.
A. B. Creamer and bride were in from
Bethel yesterday. They look as though
married life suited them.
John Shieke, whose death was an
nounced in yesterdays paper, wa
buried yesterday afternoon.
Miss Ada Heatherington, Of Barnes
Willie, is visiting at the residence OF Mr..
Jacob Heatherington, in this city.
Mr.. Thos. Hart left Tor an extended
business trip in the interest OF the firm
of Maring, Hart & Fletcher, yesterday.
From what we can learn, there are
now two new c.ses OF d~iphtheria in the
Fifth ward. This is a big change from q
month ago.
The Bellaire City Fair Association will
hold its next regular meeting on October
IA, at which time q permanent organiza.
ton will be effected.
DR.. Smith has q curiosity in the way
OF q tropical bird. 1t is a fine singer
and its shrill notes can be heard for sew
eral squares.
A large delegation left here yesterday
morning for the st. C~lairsville fair. The
excursion train to-day will take a num-
Der OF those who are anxious to see the
sights.
The remains OF a child of George Con-
way were brought here from Balti.
more yesterday and buried. Mr.. Con-
way used to clerk in the B. & U. Office
at this point.
The ladies OF the NJ. +. Church will
give a lawn social tonight, on the
grounds OF Mr.. MCGOWAN, in the Fifth
ward. 1t will be q pleasant event, and
all should 90.
Daniel Smith and Chas. Radewig are
to run a race at Cnmmin's grove to-mor-
row afternoon at four O'Clock for q purse
OF $50. 1t will be worth seeing, as they
are both fleet n
All OF the Bellaire families have re-
turned from Burr's mills. The last n
returned last evening. There are still a
few families out OF the city, but the end
of the week will see them all back again.
Mr.. Scott Mccullough. OF Wheeling,
and Miss Mary Barnard, OF this city,
were united in marriage at the brides
residence, on Gravel Hill, yesterday At
noon. The wedding was 4 very quiet
one.
The boat rsce between Sherwood and
Neal will, in all probability, come off
shortly. A forfeit OF $40 q side has been
deposited at Paddy Brannon's and the
final arrangements will be made on Sat-
urday eve.
The branch here OF the National Land
League has invited Father O'Meara to
lecture in the City Hall on the Irish
question. The Rev. gentleman has &C.
cepted, and Monday, Sept. 10Th at City
Hall are the date and place. Father
O'Meara is not only q devoted church
man but also a fervent patriot, and will
give an instructive and eloquent lecture.
The mission going on this week in st
Johns church, under the direction 0
Rev. Father Daniel O'Meara, is said to
be a great success. Father O'Meara
gives learned, plain and practical SER
mons that cannot fail to reach the minds
and hearts OF his auditors. He has
preached each evening, while the morn
ing meditations at the five and eight
O'Clock A. ". masses were led by Fathers
Lane, OF Mt. Vernon, Mo-, Menamin. OF
Benwood, and Gull, OF Bellaire. The
mission will close Sunday night.
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