Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-22
BELLAIRE NOTES
Observation-Disclosures Party
Rnpaway-Balls- ais-Minstrelsy
Personal sayings, Etc, Etc.


Thos Mellott, clerk in NJ. Sonneborn's
dry goods store, is visiting ibis family at
Jacobsburg, o.
The Ladies Aid Society will social at the
residence of A. l.. Wetherald next Friday
evening
The Crescent Star Club will give a grand
ball at Central Hall on Friday evening and
the Delphos Club will give one at the same
hall 10, morrow evening.
Father Hedges leaves for Brocton, Mass,
tomorrow.
The stock of groceries belonging to NJ
D. Corbett is being sold at private sale by
the essignee, Mr.. Crotty.
The Gypsey Queen Dramatic Association
will likely put David Garrick" on the
boards sometime in the near future.
The masquerade ball at Zilch's Hall next
Friday evening under the auspices OF the
Good Will Social promises TO be success
g.. The begging process still goes on with
apparently as much encouragement as
ever, and all because great many people
can't say "No. Independent.
S. d. Corbett sells groceries at low prices,
and don't you forget it.
Lawrence Pangress Of the First Ward,
was before Squire Criswell yesterday,
charged with bastsrdy by Miss Kreton, of
Grand Hill. He agreed to give her his note
for 500, and she accepted the compromise
be giving her $50 cash and the balance in
weekly payments of 50 each.
Mike OMslley's handsome new billiard
tables arrived yesterday.
Miss Savilla Kraus, of Wheeling, is visit
iting Miss Rose Somehow and other
friends in the city.
Miss Maggie Ingler, of Mingo, is visiting
her many friends and relatives here.
There is case OF restitution in the Sec.
ond Ward which has escaped the eyes of
the Christians John Wycof, of Green
months since and for the past few week his
wife has been confined to bed. Mr. Wycoff
was unable to employ nurse and has dis
chorged that duty himself. When work
ing he only makes small wages, being a
laborer, and is need of something TO eat
not wanting to go in debt for the necessa-
ries OF life; any how, he could not obtain
credit if he wanted to do so. A certain
physician residing in the Third Ward has
been attending his wife, having called
about fifteen times. Mr.. Wycoff, OF course,
had no money to pay the said physician.
and has been obliged to give his sewing
machine to him for pay. The case was put
on the county yesterday and it is certainly
very strange none of our good people have
not learned of the case before this. Strange,
indeed
"Up the Rhine and Over the Alps" by
Msjo Dane, will be the next lecture OF the
course.
Messrs. Woodbridge and Milligan have
been obliged TO drop the proposed directory,
/ they having received very little encourage
ment. We thought the projectors in the
| enterprise would be successful, being ener-
getic men, and We are surprised at the
| business men for not encouraging them.
| Rock, the chicken man, Strauder, the
stable danger" and Dement,, the stone
thrower, departed for St. Clairsville yester-
day, accompanied by Messrs. Drugan and
| Turner.
Two plain DRINKS yesterday.
! George Keller's horse became frightened
| yesterday and ran off The wagon was full
! of groceries, but strange to say everything
was IN prime condition when the animal
was stopped.
Mrs. Strahl is spending few days with
| friends on the "sun kissed hills"
| Prof. Marchant of the high school con-
templates organizing another class in elo-
| cuticn.
Charley Shas's Quincuplexal Minstrels'
at Zilch's Hall Saturday evening next.
Rev. Thos. Armstrong, Of Quincy, is in
town among his many old friends.
John Marsh, helper in the mill, has
| been on the sick list for some weeks and on
| Monday evening he was completely over
| come by surprise, quite q number of his
| friends and admirers calling on him at his
residence on Gravel Hill and rendering
him pound party" They brought -four,
meat, potatoes, dry goods, etc, in large
| quantities, and Mr.. NJ. smiled all over
After presenting Mr.. Marsh with these
things the party adjourned to Joe"
| Heathington's residence near by where the
evening was pleasantly spent in dancing
and social chatter.
Louis Luchs, of this city, goes to Phila.
delphia the 18th Of January, for the purpose
Of taxing the parts Of 'Hawkshaw, the De-
tective," in Tcket-of-Leaye Man, and "Gil-
bert Festberstoue." in Lost in London
! Mr.. Luchs is an actor of considerable abil.
| ity, and win no doubt make success in
| these parts-Tfibune.
The Andes in going down last night re-
| ceived large lot Of freight at this city.
The Etna Social and Cricket Club gives
its first grand ball at Turner Hall, Deem
Der s There will be a contest with Indian
clubs for a gold pin, and cut glass water
set will be awarded to the best lady wal,Eer
Music by La Roche
The first session of the Womau's Chris
tan Temperance Society will be held at
Mrs. Anna Wescott's residence next Mon.
day evening.
Mrs. Ollie Hoffman, Of Lower town, Is
quite sick.
The Isralites have bought from the Ro-
defers several lots for burying ground.