Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-18
BELLAIRE BUDGET.
Local Notes-PePsonal and Small Bits
of News.

of News.
James McGrau's only child died on Mon
day evening, and was buried yesterday. II
was an interesting little girl two years old.
Mr.. II. Roemer, the Union street dry
goods man, has gone East to lay in stock
OF dry goods. He goes to New York and
Philadelphia.
off on visit TO his brother, Norris, in Mari.
eta, Ohio.
The b. & o. pay car will be here this
morning, to cheer the hearts and replenish
the pocket books of the employees.
G. Ed. Mendel, of Wheeling, and Gen.
Nst Scott, of Wellsburg, were in the city
Michaei P. Maloney, the B. & o. tele-
Graph operator at Tunnelton, w. Va, and
Miss Hannah Maloney, of Bellaire, were
married in ST. Johns church. yesterday
morning, by Father Gull. These young
people start out in life with happy pros
poets and the blessing of their church, both
being edifying members OF the Catholic
church.
CM. Rhodes, of Bridgeport, was down
yesterday.
J. W. Shannon, of St. Clairsville, was
in town yesterday.
Dr. ]. Park West is spending the wsek at
ST. Clairsyille. His brother has charge of
his practice here during his absence.
Mr. 4. W. Marshall is on the sick list
The funeral of James B. Gorrell, yester.
day morning, was largely attended. Rev.
Rambo, of the Episcopal church, officiated.
DIR. Tom 0. Edwards, Of Wheeling, Was
the guest of DR.. G. T. kurz, yesterday.
The nail department OF the mill is of.
broken pump is the cause. They expect 10
have the repairs made and be ready for
work in a few days.
Mr.. A: Sonneborn, OF New Yoyk city, is
in town. He is on the road for a large
clothing house OF that city.
Chas. P. Askew, of Pittsburgh, is visiting
friends in the city.
Billy Reisenstein, OF New York, is seeing
his Bellaire friends to-day.
Joseph Somehow left yesterday morn.
ing on an eastern trip.
The Crescent Star Dancing Club will
have a reunion about the last Of the
month.
G. B. Brian, the E. & W. collar man, was
here yesterday.
Robert Henderson is seriously i'll at his
home in the First ward.
Mrs Annie S. Miller, OF the Fifth ward,
entertained select few of her friends at
home on Monday evening. Whist was the
attraction.
The Glass Workers Union all turned out
yesterday afternoon TO Jimmy Cars fune-
raj. There was full turn out and they
made quite an imposing array.
DR.. Saul gave free lecture in city hall
last night 10 a moderate sized audience.
J. r. Crawford of the firm OF Lawrence
& Crawford is in Chicago on business.
A. u. Rodifer, manager OF the National
glass works, is laid up from the effects OF
becoming Over.heated while setting pots
last Saturday.
Uncle John Kilgore is able to be out after
a severe spell of sickness.
Ed. Elliott, OF the Fifth wari, is rusti-
eating at Moundsville.
The Ohio Base Ball club will meet at
Gus HartensteIn's on Friday evening and
reorganize. This is one OF the crack clubs
of the city and some good games may be
expected the coming season.
The p. concert is booked for next
Tuesday evening, and will De worth hear.
ing.
The Knights of Pythias will give ball
on Friday evening, April q, at City Hall.
Mrs. Emma Ball, of Warnock, is visiting
friends in the city.
A. ]. Gilleland has added fine outside
show case to his Hastily arranged store on
Union street.
The new school board met on Monday
evening and organized by electing J. b.
Darrah President and A. s. Stewart Secre-
school children enrolled.
Mrs, c. n, Allen and children left yester-
day for visit to Cadiz friends.
The Township Board of Education is
composed of the following gentlemen: Dis
trict No. /, Henry G. Harris; No. 3, Thos.
Carrot; No. 4, Nathan Council; No. 3, Jno.
l.. Mcfarland; No. Z, b. A. Graham; No.
s, J. H. Day; No, 8, Jacob Long. The
board met yesterday and elected Thomas
Garrett, President.
The Telephone Company finished the
work OF erecting poles here yesterday.
They pat up 81 poles in the CITY, and pro-
pose to run them up the river as far as
Sleubenville.
The Belmont glass works shut down yes
terdoy to allow their employees TO attend
the funeral of James Carr.
Bishop J. A. Shorter, of WHEREFORE,
preached in the \ NJ. L. Church last
night.
The police court scored blank yester
day.
Miss Marie Blt:elle, assisted by her
music pupils will give a concert in the
near future.
The Bachelor men have purchased
sailing vessel for use during the summer.
The ladies of the First NJ Z. church of
Bellaire will give a social on Thursday
evening, at which refreshments will be
served. Admission 10 cents.
Richard Murphy, aged nineteen years.
died yesterday morning. He will be buried
Young Mems Catholic Union, of which he
was a member, will attend in body.
MAKING CITY LAWS,