Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-26
BELLAIRE BREEZES.
A Gossipping Letter OF Yesterdays
News Happenings.

Yesterday Deputy Sheriff Sedgwick, OF
st. Clairsville, came down and appointed
'Messrs D. H. Danah, Roemer and Miliiger,
to appraise the Winans and Roush prop
erty.
Last evening q small boy called at Ed.
erly's store and laid: give me ten cents
worth Of pigs feet without any hair on
them
The ladies who assisted the Firemen
with their festival at City Hall last Satur.
day n ght, will be rendered grand hop at
Jilch Hall to night
The First Ward schools reopened yester.
day.
L. Johnson will put up and repair the
lamps injured by the flood In the First
and Second wards.
James Yoast, son of Price Yoast, of the
Second ward, was assaulted by some un'
known person near Honey wells store on
Sunday night.
Yesterday City Treasurer Grafton was at
St. ClaIrsville drawing the city's February
apporlionment OF the taxes collected.
Mr.. John S. Bull, of Bellsire, and Miss
Caroline Lognes, Of Wheeling, were mar.
ried on Sunday night at the residence Of
Mrs. Thomas Holland, on Noble street.
Miss Ella Brodie, of Wheeling, is the
guest Of her friend Miss Ella Moore.
MIR. Alex Neff, of this city, and Miss
Wallace, OF Utica, O., will be married next
Thomas Lilley is laid up with pneumo.
MIA, and will be unable to 90 to st. Olairs'
vile for trial.
At Powhatan on Saturday some men
were engaged in turning houses and other
buildings back upon their foundations,
and late in the evening while turning a
large building the lines parted and the
building fell after 1t had been raised q
considerable distance, and Theodore Horn
brook received severe cut on the head,
while Tell CAR N.s struck Oh the body and
one rib was broken loose from the back.
bone az d il is feared that he has sustained
injuries that may prove fatal. Several
others were slightly injured.
Mr.. T. G. Hyatt sDd daughter BERTHE are
visiting at Cambridge.
DR.. VIM. hcMasters and VIM. Gallagher
are at ST. Clarsviile on the Grand Jury.
On next Sunday there will be q general
meeting OF the Turner Society, held at
Turner Hail for the purpose OF nomina-
ting officers, when installment will take
place some time in April.
There is party Of Bohemians in the
city who, for ways OF living, compare in a
manner with the ways aud customs Of the
Chinese. They are only laboring hands,
and vet one of them saved $50 in two
IL, ~ IRE live men and one woman, and
they all lodge together, each paying the
woman three dollars per month for her
work in cooking, washing &c, and at the
end of each month the cost Of provisions
supplied Is divided by the number Of men
who eat it.--Indepesdent.
Mr.. Fred. Eberle, B & D. express agent,
stated to your reporter yesterday that he
was notified to draw on the relief commit
tee at Columbus for $50. the charges made
by the Pennsylvania Company on blankets
and comforts sent from New York. This
gives us more money.
The Ministers Aid Society OF the South
Bellaire NJ. K. church will be held at the
residence OF Mr.. J. Z. Sterrett, Of the First
ward, next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Ell Pool, OF Rock Hill, is quite
sick.
The first meeting since the food of the
Band of Hope OF the South Bellaire CHI urcn
will be held in the church on next Thurs
day evening.
Miss Ella Hamburger, OF Baltimore, 10 the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Benjamin Myers
OF the First ward. II was Z:lch's orchestrs
that played at the fremen's festival, in
-t.sd Of La Rocbe's.