Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-10-01
BEllAIRE.

five weeks visit with friends in Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Harris, of Illinois, are
visiting friends here.
Engines Nos. 353 and l53, OF the B. & o.
are at the shops here being remodeled.
A new pump has been put in at the b. q
water tank.
Miss Clara Kent, who has been lying
very low at the residence of j. d. Murry,
for several weeks, is considerable better,
and will probably recover.
D. .H Simpson, OF JacobSbarg, IS IN
VI on business and visiting friends too.
N9fH. II. Meek shipped a car load OF melons
to Pittsburgh last night.
Mr., Hymes, of Baltimore, is the guest OF
his brother, Wood flymes.
John Brown, who has been working at
East Liverpool foD several months, return
ed yesterday, ara will 60 so.work in the
mill.
Granville Gray, who has been con fined to
bed threatened with typhoid fever for some
weeks past, has improved sufficiently to go
to work.
Mrs. George McTain, who has been down
with typhoid fever for several weeks, is re-
covering
A down.to town lad named Finks fell from
H. II. Mesks' wagon, near his store, yestcr-
day, and sustained severe injuries.
A horrible accident occurred on the Bel
laire, GAINESVILLE aud Cincinnati, road near
Besllsville, on Friday morning. George
Snider, brakeman on the freight train
which leaves this city at o'clock, was the
unfortunate, being killed instantly. AS
the train was passing SOpers, one half mile
west of Beallsvillc, Snider attempted to
step from one car to another and in so do
ing fell between them. Six cars passed
over him and he was crushed and cut in
Ia Ao
ksccident was discovered the train was
l lhaeksdato the scene of the accident. His
tfepains were .placed in sheet, put on
/ IsxI,sssainE and iftsIren,sto.a a Woodsfield un-
i 49,, II ashp nsT sent llsn them to
/ 49, 49,, inear Sunfish 2 creek.
e,ss,-d ,S ), ,SjAg caBs roh Tharsdey,
- ss,,,s IA - ~. ard
escaped 6ei6s killsdS BE w. ..ysanty 5IH' 5sH0
| years old and was iiikhly scsfccted.s aial3.,
The mill starts to'fitSsrow ead etefyps
is happy. n -, -I..sn'
Miss Elva Secrest removed her neti4n
store TO Urchsville. Yesterday.
Fidelity Lndge. Knights OF Labor. No
| 2,065. realized Sis by their ball at Zilch's
Hall, on Friday night.
Mrs Able Hobbs of Union street, is
| quite i'll with typhoid fever.
Charles T. Burns, Of the Second ward, il
| i'll, being unable to discharge his duties in
the r. & o. yard. VIM. Merrill is on in his
| place.
John w. King the Union street tailor
| says he is the handsomest little man in
Bellaire. He measures fifty inches in cir.
| cumference.
Thos Lilly and wife, Dump" Sherman
| Robt Ncill and Peter Schram returned from
| woodstield, yesterday, where they spent
| the week taking in the fail.
II. ii. Meek has returned from a briei
business trip out on the B., u. & c. road.
S. l.. Mooney, President of the BeIlsire
GAINESVILLE and Cincinnati road, passed
through yesterday on his way home from
| the East.
The presentation OF "Gypsie Queen" by
! the Daughters OF the Republic promises to
be a grand thing.
james Patterson, who was seriously in
| jured in ROckenshousen's coal mines abou
two weeks since, is getting along nicely.
Miss Martha Bryans of Moundsville, who
has been visiting Miss Tilla Bamfnr,i dur
ing the past week, returned yesterday.
| Rev. ]. g. Wallace, pastor OF the U. p
| Church, leaves this week on q three week:
| pleasure trip, and there will be no preach
| ing during his absence.
Mrs. Spot Green has returned from
Steubenville.
Anthony LaRoche, the basket maker, re
turned from zanesville last night, where ht
has been visiting friends.
A pleasant young folks party was held a
| Jacob Ruper's last.
| The First Presbyterian Church received 1
| nice new organ last evening.
| Frank Adams, of Warren, O., was doTr
| yesterday.
J. A. Henderson. of Belmont, was in thu
city yesterday on business.
Mr.. James Sharry does not improve ma
terially. much to the regret of his numer
! our friends.
A mission will be preached in st. john
| Church from November 18th 10 SoSemoe
| 18th, by the celebrated Paulists Father.
| Elliott and Hedges, of New York CITY
| Father Elliott conducted such services II
| Wheeling last winter with great spiritus
benefiis. Many Wheeling people vii
| doubtless call TO renew acquaiptasce.
IL is proposed 10 hold festival, Decem
Der 4th, for the benefit OF st Johns Cstho
| lie Church. One contest will be betSeei
Mark FrsliRger. Frank Haeke.t. DAME
| Hoalahain and Martin Manly. Another. !
arranged for Mrs. Frank McSaman. Mr:
| II. +. Msule and Mrs. James Furnoull
The Daily Festival" will be issued on tn
/ occasion.
| There will be usual services in the Pres
byierisn, Catholic, Disciples First Presoy
teTian and Second Presbyterian churche
to-day.
Henry Perwar, Esq, OF Steubenville, va
down yesterday visiting his son ana man
| friends
Altert Dinerstern was before the Mayo
! YESTERDAY. charged with assault and latter!
j, Ill