Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-22
BELLAIRE NEWS.

Hon. Jno S. Cochran, OF Martin Ferry,
was in the city yesterday. 1t is said that
the Judge is acandidate for the nomination
Tor Representative on the Republican tick
ct and was down here laying his ropes.
The Judge would fill the position in a very
creditsble manner if elected. Addison
Thompson. of st. Clairsyille, was
down yesterday. He smiles very knowing.
" when told Of the reporter that he is to
he donned by the Cash Kinny combination.
He is making e thorough canvass, aud his
chances for the nomination are first
class. No new candidates for clerk of
be courts have been mentioned now for
some time. What is the matter? Has the
supply run out?
Three games OF
are booked for this week and they promise
TO be good ones On Tuesday the Globes
and the Browes both OF this city will cross
bats on the grounds out by the gas works.
The game will be played in the afternoon.
The Browns have already won several VIC
tories this season and have defeated the
Globes ~ two games. This game promises
to be very interesting.
The Globes and the Lilys will play a
match game on the same grounds on Wed.
nesday.
Q. 4. Herrick, OF the Boston boot and
shoe house left yesterday for the country
on a two weeks vacation.
Mrs. George Mendel, Mis-. Myers and Mrs.
Ainsworth, Of Wheeling, were the guests
of Mrs. +. Roemer, on North Gurnsey
street on Friday
Mrs A Darrah, Of the Brooks Run dairy,
while delivering milk yesterday
Lost Her Purse
con taining about twenty dollars in change.
Very fortunately the person finding it was
honest enough to return it to the owner, as
soon as he found out who she was.
Mr.. Knox prominent Republican from
GAINESVILLE, was in the city yesterday on
political business. Mr.. Knox would like
to run for county treasurer, and thinks he
can down our own Ed. Feeley.
Miss Annie Way, Ida Smith aud Miss
Hill, trio OF Monroe county's fair daugh-
aers, have been the guests of Mrs. A. Miley
for few dys The returned home on the
afternoon train on the b., 2. & c. K. yester.
day.
Mr.. William French, of st. Louis, stopped
of here on his way home from Boston.
where he has been attending the glass
workers convention. He formerly lived in
Wheeling and is q brother of Mrs. Herman
Roemer, OF this city. This is his first visit
to his old home since he left, twenty-five
years ago.
Miss Lizzie Gilleland, of Allegheny, Pa,
! is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Z. johnson.
Col. Thomas II. Morris, of the c. & P. r.
r., left yesterday afternoon for Newark,
and expects 70 make trip up through the
lake region before his return. He took his
fishing tackle along and expects to devote
part of his time TO piscatorial sports.
A german is talked of and will probably
materealize some time in the near future.
Waterm elan pnrfN
| on Thursday evening was one OF the plea
SAINT social events Of the week. II was an
| impromptu affair and was all the more
| pleasant because il was unexpected.
| Miss Annie C. Hoge was the hostess and
| she entertained her unexpected visitors in
her usual very pleasant manner. The
ladies and gentlemen present were Misses
Way, Smith and Hill, OF WoodsGeld, O..
Ella Moore, Matte Myres, Gertie Jones,
Hattie Jones, Cora Carr, and Nellie Hsger,
and Messrs. A. J. Norton, DR.. J. P. West
A. J. Gillelsnd, c. C. Marsh, A. W. Mar
shall and c. Milligan.
The Echo Literary Society
held its third annual reunion at Rodefer'.
orchsrd on Tuesday last. The day was al
that conld be desired. and the msmbers o.
the societ! tosather with their friends got