Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31
BELLAIRE.
The Usual Budget as Picked Up b. Our
correspondent.

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Miss Agnes Clark, of Gravel Hill, has &C.
cepted a position in McGinty and Strauos'
store as sales.ady.
A COW belonging to Mr.. John Catcher.
barber, fell into Husband and Inskeeps
vault on Monday evening, and was not got.
ten u until yesterday. Ropes were used
and about 100 men and boys participated
in the work. The cow will die.
McGinty & Straubs are having a hand
some delivery wagon built which will soon
make its appearance.
Charley Tallman, Esq, will return from
the Fast this week.
Robert Coach, of the Renwood City Band,
received a fine of $40 L fiat horn last night.
The lantern makers at the STAN pin 6
works will 30 on this week.
MAYORS store is being hansomely repa-
pered and painted.
John Shook, of Rose Hill, leaves for
Peoria, ILL.,, this week, where he will re.
side.
Mrs. Frank Westgate.and son, of Bellaire,
are visiting Mrs. H. Over, of the Fourth
Ward.
Frank Afford, Mrs. V. T. Morgan, NJ.
Hoffman and Sol" Thomas, are on the
sick list.
Mrs. Lem Westlake, of the Fourth Ward,
is visiting relatives at Steubenville.
Miss Fannie, daughter of Mr.. T. X. Shell
don, manager of the bottle works, died
yesterday Of scarlet fever, and will be
buried tomorrow.
J. W. Henry, Esq, of the Ohio Sign Com
pany, left for Clarksburg last night.
Mr.. Andrew Roeder, the b. & O. police.
man, returned from Columbus last night,
where he was recently summoned by the
illness of his mother.
The upper wharf boat was placed in its
old position yesterday.
Will Kelley and James Farmer. Of Ben
wood, are IN the city visiting friends.
Mr.. Gus Hardenstein and wife, of Gravel
Hill, are visiting friends at Steubenville.
Mr.. Grover Ramnee, a brakeman on the
B. & o. road, had his fingers mashed at
Benwood yesterday. 1t was amputated by
DR.. Eskey, the popular Benwood physi-
clan.
Dick Harris, OF the Union glass works,
will go to work at Wellsville.
In the REGISTER OF Monday appeared an
item TO the effect that at an election of the
Bellsire Nail Company last Saturday, the
old board was elected, with the exception
OF Mr.. Herman Hartenstein, whose place,
was filled by Mr.. John Baker. 1t was the
reverse and both Bellaire papers appeared
on the same day, stating that Mr.. Harlem
STEMS place was filled by Mr.. Baker. Oh,
no, they don't copy our locals without
credit.
Will Donaway, OF the Fifth ward, has
just completed a clock made u of hard
wood, which Marsh is putting works in. 1t
Isl fine piece Of mechanism. You ought to
see it.
James Kelley and Sarah Jane Roy were
married at Benwood yesterday.
Mrs. George II. Muth is On the sick
list.
The Echo Literary Society will give a
party at Lewis Battelle's home, on Gravel
Hill, next Friday night, and a good time is
anticipated.
A number of BellaIre people took
in Merry War" last night.
The Gravel Hill people would like to
know why Guernsey street, on the bill, is
not opened. Council appointed a com.
mittee to have this done months ago, but
they have never been heard Of.
Mrs. Hiram Jones, OF the Fifth ward, who
has been on the sick list for some time,
made her appearance Of the streets yester.
day.
Midget Clark, OF st. Clairsville, was down
yesterday, and says the St. C'airsville peo-
pie were much pleased with the presenta.
ton of the Two Orphans"
Bellaire has a soap factory6
Mr.. Tbos. Tappin leaves to-day for Cnm-
berland, Md, to work in Gilman Brothers
glass factory. Mr.. Fletcher, Of this city,
will be Secretary of the works.
Thos. Wilson, of Wheeling, wa visiting
his many friends in the city yesterday.