Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-14
DELLAIRB.

I.m.a Wilson. who was arrested on
Thnrsdav and 1inDd 81 and co8es ~ esquire
c+;sxelI. was taken to St Clairsviile yes
ssrday by Constable CFiswell:
col. Sam. Hilles, Of St ClairsviHes -.
dCEn {s asss !: q. Besilsville, sumr o,.a
Father Allen and daughter, .xxie. are q
Miss Phoebe Hendersor .nt.,t.;nsd her
friends at Mr.. McGe' .,n,s rss;danca. On
Gravel Hill, last nil Psi,ssAmsnts were
s s;me was i hss -ful quantities ana COCO
!, Lew su .aub, of the firm Of McGintey. 4
strau :, returned last night from weeks
Up out the B. & o. in the interest OF the
Dr.. Charles Mlhlemsn Is At Hoodsaeld.
d. N. corbets d having very ana dsli.-
cry wagon built. 4, t.sasSe.s
one drunk before the Mayor yesterday
He Kss 6ned $ and costs. .il,: 80, Z, !. s
last evening social Sas held IN IA
First II. K. Church by the Ladies Aid %.
ciety. A fair crowd was present and good
W Wood Darrah leaves for the West next
Wednesday.
On Thursday night about twenty-five
couples of Young Wheelingites came down
on The G. L. Lucas and surprised their
friend. Miss Lizzie Schempf, at the residence
Of her brotber-in-law, Mr. Frederick Eberle,
ON Belmont street. They brought ice
cream, cake and all kinds OF CONNECTIONS
and remained until o'clock In the
morning spending the night dancing, ana
the many participants enjoyed themselves
immensely.
The Philadelphia men engaged in driving
the pipes at the Water Works suspended
work yesterday and departed for their
homes. They will return in the spring
and resume work.
VIM. Stewart, Jr., returned yesterday
from Pittsburgh. a.
The Crescent Star Dancing Club danced at
Central Hall last night, and good time
was had.
yesterday, and fined ten and fifteen dollars
and costs. 30.
Mr.. z. L. Permar and wife left for Cincin-
natl yesterday. ...
The reception given by Mrs. r. Johnson,
at her boarding house, on Belmont street,
Thursday evening, was one OF the largest
and grandest affairs ever given in bellaire,
fully seventy-fve couple participating
About 8 o'clock q .sumpteous supper was
spread, and after the many partakers had
done it ample Justice, dancing was an.
pounced, and finding the crowd too large
an adjournment was had to Central Hall,
where royal TINA was had.
Several hundred young Bellaire people
went out On HeIsley's hill yesterday morn.
ing to see the comet and saw it too. All
unite in saying il was grand sight Mr..
Helsley says Bellairs people certainly love
apples. g, a..
CAP.
Rev. M. P. KiRkead, the learned pastor
OF Defiance, Ohio, was guest at the Catho-
lie Rectory last night. The gentleman is
en- route home after a tour OF three months
in Ireland, England and France.
Rev. Fathers Deehan, of Wheeling, Nc
Mannis, of Belmont, Kinkead, Of Defiance,
and Manning, of Warren, were guests OF
Father Gull yesterday.
There are several cases of light dipththe-
ria through town. 1t has not the malig-
pant form Of last year.
Great good is expected from the Mission
to be preached in st. Johns church NO
vember II to 10. ..
Conrad Rumbacb, the Globe House
saloonist, was tbirty-three years old on
Thursday, and in the evening he was sere-
naded by the Luederkrantz Singing Society,
serving REFRESHMENTS, GU, ohu VIC ohoit 10
said to have been very enjoyable.
The X. of L. Lodge No. 1886 is rafting off
a fine large silver watch chain and charm,
which is on exhibition at Crafts jewelry
store.
A number of prominent Protestants in
and about Powhatan, this county, have ex-
tended an invitation to Rev. Father ID. Is.
Gull, Rector of st. Johns Catholich
Church, this city, to deliyera lecture in one
of the Protestant Churches Of that place,
explaining the doctrines OF the Catholic
Church. Father Gull has accepted the i'm
vitation, and will at some time in the near
future-the date of which will be publicly
announced-comply with their request.
When it does take place, every person, OF
all denominations, can feel free in attend
ing, as they will not only have the pleasure
OF listening to an able and interesting lee
ture, but one in which the religion or Gus.
toms of no other denomination will be rid.
iculed, criticised, or spoken slightly or
sneeringly of.-Beliaire Democrat
The Wheeling and Bellaire nailors will
play match game of bail in this city to-
day. Much fun is anticipated.