Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-27
Our sixth Blue Fridays sale will come
out ahead. E. NJ. McGillin L Co.
BELLAIRE.
The Social Events-Personal and General
News Notes.

The Social Events-Personal and Genera
News Notes.
Last night the hop Of the season took
place at the Globe Hotel. Mrs. r. johnson
placed a bountiful supper before the guests
at midnight, and a most pleasant time is re
ported by all present. Quite a number o.
visitors from other places were present.
The K. of l.. boys gave a successful bal
last night in Turner Hall. The crowd wa
large and the order Of the evening especi,
ally good.
The A. NJ. E. Church festival in the CITY
Hall begins this evening. There should BIT
a good attendance as the proceeds go to
ward paying a debt due by the church.
Mike Kelly, OF Beuwood, was in. the cit!
Yesterday, purchasing invitations for 1
couple Of balls that will be given in th'
near future at Leasure Hall.
The Mediterranean dancing club dance
until a late hour this morning in Zilch''
Hall. A beautiful gold ring was given t.
the best lady waltzer.
The hardware stores will not open to-day
This is a day of thanks. Union service:
will be held in the First Presbyterian
church this morning. Rev. DR.. William.
will preside and all who attend will be
treated to an excellent discourse. Rev
Walker will also hold services in the Epis
copal church at 10 A. NJ.
The postotice will be open today from ]
to = p. NJ.
We are glad to hear Of the promotion o.
Mr.. Henry Manzeman, the present c. 4 P.
o-l m ,,epaptor 20 q morn Ia
~crative position in the railroad shops al
Canton, o., under his old employer, Mr.
John Beam. Mr.. NJ, will leave for Cantor
the first OF next week.
Mr.. Adam Faupel CHANGED off his elegan'
piano last night in the City Hall. At thi'
hour the name OF the winner is not known
Dame rumor says that some gentleman
from this place will be married tonight a
Moundsville, but we could not learn the
name.
The public schools closed last night for
two weeks, at which time a new teacher o.
the High school and one for the German
department will have been appointed.
The NJ. L. Literary Society will not NEE.
tonight as announced.
The large pumps at the water works ar,
doing regular service, but It Is feared tina
the jar that accompanies each stroke of the
pumps will soon render their working fore.
poweTiess.
The street cars have been made NOR
comfortable. A small stove has been pu
in them.
Council paid claims at its last meeting
Some Of the members were in favor of the
city turning the square into a skating rink
A church social will be held in the FRS
Presbyterian church tonight.
The Independent will do the city printing
next year for 81 cents per square.
W. r. Buchanan has assumed the who'll
charge Of the Bellaire Democrat, his part
ner, Marion Hoffmon, having returned. !
is a big undertaking for Billy" but he
equal TO it, and will conduct the Democra
% success. Democrats will please do wha
they car toward making the paper a goo,
local sheet.
Some of our people will attend the Oper;
House this afternoon and evening.
The Iiederkrantz Shooting Society vii
dispose Of turkeys at their grounds, nea'
Cummins, to-day.
The mayor and marshal were idle yester
dav.
Yesterday afternoon MIS-. Gideon Gray
Of Belmont street, met with a very serious
and painful accident. She was standing
near a celler door in the kitchen when
her daughter opened it, at the same TIM
telling her mother, who was standing near,
not to step backward, but before the warn
ing could be heard and understood Mrs.
Gray took n backward step, which pre-
cipitated her through the open door. She
struck upon her head and back. DR.. G. A
Close was summoned and found that while
no bones were broken she had received
quite severe Commissions of the head and
back which will probably conine her to bed
for some days.