Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-03
BELLAIRE BUDGET.
The Funeral Of Mr.. P!per-Tbe County
ROads-OIher Notes.

ROads-Osher Notes.
Yesterday a telegram was received here
amour cling the death OF Mr.. Ell. McCor
mick at Pueblo, Co.., on Tuas lay. He died
from consumption. The deceased left Bel
laire some months ago for the West in
hopes of building up, but 100 late. He
was for long time employed by Marirg
Hart & Co., as a travelling salesman. He
was an excellent young man, with magni
feent business abilities and with brilliant
prospects ahead. He was Catholic Churct
was much liked by all those who knew
him and his death has cast a gloves over
the whole community. He was son Of
Mr. John Mccormick and was about .;
Years old. His brother John left Pueblo
yesterday with the remains.
This afternoon at 2 o'clock the funeral Of
Mr.. Ellensworth Piper will take place from
the First Presbyterian Church. The pal
bearers are WILDER Wright, of Wheeling
end Thos. Tracy, Of Evansville, both az
te dants at their Wedding. Harry Young
snG J. NJ. Wells, of Wheeling and Bsrl
Morgan, Of Bellsire. The officiating cler.
gymen are Rev. r NJ. Brown and DR.. Jno
WiIlisms. The brother operators Of the
d. c, ased have tent beautiful pillows oil
pared. Mr.. Ed. Permar has charge Of the
funeral.
Yesterday morning Flank B. McDtrmott
thu youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Nc
Dermott, died from measles. This makes
the second death in their family from
M sizes ia ten days, and Is certainly said.
The funeral will take place this morning.
LIST evening Gus Roeder and Pete Kern
left for Colorado prospecting,
The birthday pnty given to Luther
Hockin berry, at City Hall, on Tuesday
night, was pleasant affair. Dancing was
the principal feature of the occasion.
Young Mayer Cooper is quite sick.
Mr.. David King, OF New Martinsvule,
has purchased an interest in the grocery
of Mr.. A. V. Honeywell.
Miss Bee Holiday, Steubenyille, who b IS
been visiting Miss Jessie Sharp for some
weeks, returned home yesterday.
An independent ticket is talked OF.
Messrs. David WAGNER, Henry Crimmel,
J. Il Darrah, A. Dunlap, Geo. Muth and
John Zilch are working in Bellaire's inter
es; in the county seat bill.
The country roads entering Bsllaire are
in terrible condition and are disgrace 10
Bellaire. There is not town in the State
the size of Bellaire that has not better
roads thsn she has. This is an important
mst:er and should be looked after. The
The road leading to Rose Hill cemetery is
said TO be the best and il this Is so We pity
those who have to travel over the others.
Mr.. J. Somehow has removed into the
room formerly occupied by the 99c store.
Mrs Dr.. Woodbridge is having business
and dwelling house, measuring 30x60 feet
erected on her property on Belmont street
Yesterday Charley Sheets returned to
Cleveland to resume his studies.
John Lockwoo is spending q week or 80
with friends in the country.
Miss Jennie Able had q nice little party
at her home, in the Second ward, on Tues
day night .
Henry Golf has removed his family to
Brilliant.
The FIRST in and first out" system has
gone into effect on the G. & P. road. This
effects the engineer, conductor and bag
gsRe men.
Charles Walters and Will Dick are on the
sick list.
To night the Band OF Hope will meet in
the South Bellaire NJ. E. Church.
Mrs. Patrick Sherry is hopelessly i'll
with a cancer at her residence on Belmont
street..
Rev. Father Belleher, Of Grafton, will
preach in the S.. Johns Church next
week.
George Helsley is clerking IN Walters
sore.
A young folks party is booked for the
Windsor Hotel for the 18th inst
Mrs. J. W. Jones and Miss Mary Hart are
better.
The Sisters of Charity have removed
into their new residence on Belmont
street
W. J. Bonar is spending few days with
friends ut Moundsville.
The Armstrong House is being repain ted
A little child of Mr.. E. Jones, of Grave
Hill, is very sick.