Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-21
BELLAIRE.

hope Hose 10, no. met IaSt nIpHt anu
made arrangements to attend the exercises
of Spanglcr Post on Decoration Day.
The funeral of Mrs johnson, of the First
ward, took place Yesterday. She was buried
at Mt. Pleasant, o.
Mr. j. C. Purdy, of Pittsburg, was in the
city Yesterday.
Mrs. Ross who had the misfortune to in.
iure herself by falling off stcp-ladder, is
getting better.
Mr. G. NJ Woodbridge, Sr., Of Marietta, is
in the CITY.
The steamer Princess will make the round
trip TO Wheeling tomorrow night TO accom-
mOdatc those who desire to attend Joe En-
met ms Fritz in Ireland.
Don't fail to go to J. J. McDermott's sn
loon to-day and try plate of turtle soup
made from the 10 pound turtle.
Miss Ella Blankensop is home from Phil
adclphia.
Miss Ella Armstrong has returned to
school in New Concord.
Mr.. C. L. Schuttlesworth is getting bet
ter.
John Randolph will 60 west again.
Mrs VIM Doughterty and Mrs. A. Klotz
and son Charlie left yesterday - visit
friends in Columbus.
Mrs. NJ. c. Peterson, of Alliance, Ohio, is
in the city the guest Of Mrs. Henry X.
Hess
James Dubois, Harry McGregor, Tom
Tappan and Mr.. Uarlct went down on the
Andes last night for Cincinnati.
The colored jubilee singers will hold ope !
air meetings on next Monday and Tuesday
evenings.
The Gas Company has reelected the old
board of directors.
Tie Marshal is tough and don't you for
get it. We knew il when he was elected
and the arrest Of the thieves in Wheeling
last night was boom for him.
Henry Naglc returned last night to the
country where lie will remain for some
time
Tie funeral ofDr. A. Grafton took place
from the W. +. church Yesterday afternoon
at o'clock The Masonic Fraternity and
the Odd Fellows followed the remains to the
grave.
Rev. ]. NJ. Giffen leaves to-day for Yel-
low Springs, o.
The new residence Of Col J. r. Mercer il
nearly completed.
Some scoundrel entered the back yards Of
a number Of our citizens several days ago
and demolished all the flowers they could
get their hands on.
The famous 10 pound turtle will be served
up in an elegant turtle soup lunch at J. J
McDermOtts saloon during to-day. All
friends are invited.
Barnatss Band is playing fine music
these DAYS.
Misses Fila johnson and Lottie Read Of
Woodsfeld, are visiting Mrs. NcKelrey Of
this city.
George Anderson il erecting n new
slaughter house Messrs. Anshuts 4 Amble
have the contract.
The Second NJ T. Church will hold camp
meeting on Indian Run this GUNNER com
Ineucing Saturday July 2C,h and ending
August 9Th
4 little child Of James Strahan is quite
i'll.
Another large lot Of railroad ties have
been received by the c. 4 y. road ia this
city
The steamer Dauntless was home yes;er-
day after TOW Of coal
TBE DRUID YATR.
The fair of the Druids Of the State Of
Ohio opened up last nigh. ia Turner Hall
This building is elegantly trimmed with
evergreen. iiags, lace curtains, etc. A
number Of persons have been engaged at
the work Of fixing up FOR several days aud
everything is NEATLY arranged. The booths
are things Of beauty and above each one on
the north side Of the hall Is arranged ia gilt
letters the name Of one Of ,be Druidic Or
ders Of this city, Of which there are five,
namely Glass (ify Grove No 50. Eld1rado
Circle No 2, Washington Chapter No 9
and Belmont Grove No. - Flowers,
glassware and other fine articles ~Ill 20 10
make up the display TO he seen IN the build
ing. The ladies of Eldorado Circle are
helping with wiling hands and the affair
can be nothing isut a success as the Drulds
are prshing class A Number Of valuable
articles have been sent by prominent men
from other cities to the folks in this city. A
large number Of representative Drgids will
arrive 10 the city today We give the pro-
gramme rendered last night:
Parade at I O'Clock By brass band aud
broom brigade from Turner Hall north on
Pelmou, street 20 Thiry-third; east on
Ihiry.tbird to Union; South on Union 10
Ih;rty-Grst; thence 70 Turner Hall The
entertainment at the hal consisted Of .
drill by the broom brigade and . play By
home talent. -.,
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