Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-07
BELLAIRE.


Last night occurred a very pleasant affair
| at the residence of Mr.. J. w. Jones, on
Gravel Hill. The occasion was the cele.
bration of the twenty fifth year in mar
rage of of MIR. and Mrs. Jones. Spangler
Poe, G. A. K. No. 80, of which Mr.. Jones is
n member, appeared in force, and besides q
large number of friends were present. A
splendid supper was served, and Mr.. anu
Mrs. Jones were the recipients OF msny
presents. All those present enjoyed them
selves very highly: -,
John Crimmell, while "monkeylng'
about circular saw at the Belmont glass
works yesterday, had the ball of his thumb
and palm of his hand lacerated.
A festival will be given at City Hall,
April Dist, for the benefit OF Mrs. Marley.
Auditor Cortland, w. b. Gilmore, Sheriff
Sedwick and Robert Anderson, all OF St.
Clsirsville, were down yesterday. Secreta-
" Hoe iller, and Treasurer Miller, and Di-
rector Armstrong were also in the city.
Yesterday morning little boy of Mr.. c.
II. Lewis. residing on Union street, fell
down the stairs, cutting and bruisinS his
head severely.
The Sunday REGISTER will contain lots of
news about the Bellaire man ufacturers,
Bellare people and Saturdays happenings.
Miss Minnie SChramm is back from a
pleasant trip to Marietta.
Wallace Miller, of lower town who has
been in Pittsburgh for some days, return
ed home yesterday.
A little child of Richard Corbett is quite
sick.
Sam Coy has accepted position in Lash
ley's store.
Fauple, who have been quite sick for some
DAYS, are on the mend.
30 arrests were made yesterday, and but
one since last Saturday night. Geo John
son is giving the lookup thorough reno
walton.
j. b Gorrell is again very sick and his
friends are alarmed.
Mrs. Fred Strong and child have just re-
turned from pleasant visit with friends
down the river.
Miss Jennie Emsheimer, Of Wheeling is
enjoying the hospitalities Of her friend,
Miss Ida Luchs, on Guernsey treet.
The brick work on the addition TO the
Globe House bias been commenced.
DR.. A. X. Smith has reltted his new Office
Oh Guernsey street, and now has the hand
soonest office in the city.
Ollie Huffman and wife, OF First ward,
have separated.
Mrs. A. c. Darrah, OF st. Clairsv'lle, and
Mrs. F. G. Martin, OF Kansas, are the guest
Of Mr.. d. II. Darrah.
The Monumental Fair closes tonight
and will realize about $500. The mirror
and the marble top stand beth come off aud
are attracting much attention. TIL TSi-
light glce club, an excellent org IMITATION,
under the management Of Mr. g. ). Tnomp.
son, will be on hand and favor those at.
tending with choice music and the un 'old
goods will be sold at auction by Capt j. b.
Shannefelt. The attendance will be large.
Excursions will be run by the Princess
from Wheeling and Martins Ferry and re
turn after the fair.
Miss Kate Hammond, of Wheeling, is
enjoying the Inequalities OF BeIlaire
friends.
Miss Estelle Dee, of Wrgo returned
home last night, after pleasant visit to
friends here.
G. W. letters, Of this city, will remove to
Georgetown, y.
Young mems prayer meeting in the
South Bellaire Methodist Church this even
ing.
Jason Hobensack, full heiged prescrip-
tior ist from Martins Ferry has accepted
position in the Glass City Drug Store.
Evening Star dance at City Hall this
evening.
Constables Shields and Criswell are busy
notifying the new township officers to go
on duty next Tuesday.
DR.. +. S. DeHass was in the city yester'
day, the guest OF Mr., John Crozier. Mr..
DeHass has Just completed his fortieth
wear in the ministry without losing an APP
pointment. He has never been sick in his
life, nor had the headache, toOthache or a
ache of any kind. He has every tooth, and
has never been troubled with corn or any
thing of the kind. From here be goes to
Charleston, where he lectures four nights
next week.