Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22
BEllAlRE.
A Cosby Letter From the Glass city
of Ohio.

Morris Luchs, well known in this city,
who was at one time in business here. but
more recently of Marietta, is in town, re.
newing sCquaintarCes
Prot Tony White, the St. Ciairsviile
;'.rOnaut, was on our streets yesterday.
4. Fl. CASTOR, Esq, is in Pittsburgh on
business.
Tom Danford left for Kansas City, yes
terday.
Coz George Muth will leave this alter
nom for the West on visit to his daugh-
ter, Mrs. DR.. Mason, OF Parsons, rs.
J. A. Willis, OF Toledo, 4. Clark Bane
and Will ID. Sharpe, o. Pittsburgh, auto
grsphed at the Globe House Yesterday.
Marshall Meek gave veIy pleasant
birthday party at Central Hall last even
ing.
our Dramatic Club played The Break
ers" yesterday afternoon and evening to
fair sized audiences.
Mr.. Herman Roemer returned from the
East yesterday with full line of dry goods.
The jewelry auction on Belmont street
j. TO remain all next week.
James CASTOR, of Pittsburgh, called on
his Bellaire friends yesterday.
There will be plenty OF amusementS
nextweek. On Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day evenings the St. Cecilia Band will
give an entertainment. The Knights OF
Pythiss ball will be given on Friday even.
lug, the L. 7. concert on Tuesday evening,
Frank Davidson, the eiOcutionist, in the
VI. F.. Church on Thursday evening, Ores.
cent Star Dancing Club reunion on
Thursday evening, the Harmonic Club
ball on Friday evening. With all these 10
pick from the average pleasure seeker
ought to be suited
Communion services will be held in the
First Presbyterian and Belmont Street VI.
f. churches this morning. In the Pres5y
terrain the services will be conducted by
the pastor, Rev. J. X. Mckallop, and in
the NJ. F.. by Presiding Elder Gray. The
regular service in all the other churches.
, The hour of meeting OF the NJ. f.. Sunday
school will be changed from $50 P. N. to 3
4. NJ.
The social at the VI. F. church on Friday
evening was we'll attended, and quite a
handsome sum was realized from the re-
| freshments sold.
The water works Quit pumping last night
| in order to clean out the valves which were
not pumping satisfactorily on account OF
| their becoming clogged up with dirt and
| leaves. They expect to have them fixed
and pumping again some time to-day. A
| limited supply was kept in the reservoir to
| BE- used in case OF fire.
Col. c. Z. Irwin, of Martins Ferry, was
| down last evening.
Mrs. Jane Sutf, an estemable old lady
| aged SO years, died at her home about
| three miles west of town on Friday even
! ing. The funeral will take place to-day at
$50 P. NJ. Internent at Bishel cemetery.
Mr.. Albert Rodifsr is able to be out after
weeks indisposition.
Miss Lizzie Miller will entertain the
Linean Literary Society at her home in
the First ward on Monday evening.
The ST. Clairsyille Presbytery will meet
in the Second Presbyterian Church, Of
this city, on next Tuesday.
w. +. Snively, travelling salesman of the
| J lson glass works, Martins Ferry, got
home yesterday from a business trip.
The funeral of James Barritt, Jr., will
take place from his late home on Gravel
Hill this Sunday morning at II o'clock.
The Young Mems Catholic Union will at
tend in body.
The Athletic Base Ball Club will cross
willows with q Baruesville club next Sat-
urday on the ground of the latter.
A belfry will be put on the top of city
hall for the accommodation of the new FIRE
alarm bell. J. B. Darrah has the contract
for the frame work.
The new frame work for the telephone