Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-17
BELLAIRE.

john Jennings returned to We,lsville yei-
erday after short visit at his lone here.
The Elysian rink was well attended las!
nigh.
1he smiling face of spring still fingers be-
hind tie scene.
Mr. Daniels, at the Buckeye rink last
night. gave a good exhibition 10 a large
crowd This rink will hereafter be open in
the morning, afternoon and every night
Jnlil !ur,her notice.
Th,re was a meeting of the new members
5ftlc First NJ. F. church last night.
Nellie Hudson is recovering from long
spell of sickness.
1t Keeps the various reporters OF BelIaire
oretiv busy OF late keeping q safe distance
from parties who have been Offended by
some of their scribbling.
George Hamilton bur ed an infant child
yesterday.
And now the boys, in order to have a
sufiiciency, will turn the warehouse of the
Belmont Glass Works into a rink, it is
said
Mr.. Rose wears the watch rafIlei OF by
Dallas Hammond.
John q milton, c. & P. mail agent he'd
ibe lucky number that drew Lake GiVen's
silver watch.
The Young Mems Social Club met in Cen
iral Hall. last evening
J. S. Hamilton went to East Liverpool
Yesterday to attend the funeral Of q rela'
tive
Clinton Mill;gan is out of the city on bust.
ness.
Intian Run rink will he an attraction for
the people Of Gravel Hill.
he. DR.. Walker is delivering series OF
seru,c MS preceding Easter.
Ma Jennie Smith is in P0Whattau on
I vis;r TO friends.
Norbing OF importance tr1nspIred at the
Mayor office yesterday.
A number Of people were out yesterday
with glasses, waiting for tie sun to appear,
and to get a view of the eclipse, which took
place about noon. There was sul tor
few minutes at time, and these who could
viewed the happening.
Rev. C. F. ". Hustedt has been elected
pastor Of the German chnrCb, in place Of
Rev ". Heinze, who resigned to go to Buf
falo We wish the Few minister pleasant
field. and as much success as the gentleman
whose place he will hereafter fill.
Rev. Frank DeHaas will deliver his lee.
ture Around the World in Eighty days in
the First NJ. T.. church on Thursday even
inc. The gentleman is a fluent talker and
drew large audiences when he lectured here
several years ago
This is St. Patrick's day IN the morning
and & holy day in the Catholic church.
In the entertainment to be given in the
evening by St Johns church an interesting
musical programme has been booked. The
lecture BY Rev. Father Campbell will be a
gooG one, aa that gentleman Is noted Tor bis
elegant addresses Doors open open at Z,
neftormance ats. Owing TO the illness OF
Mrs. Feeny that lady will ne unable to rem
der her portion Of the nusicai programme
1t will be known tomorrow whether
"Bub" Borasa will be granted new triai or
not
Boers Island will be occupied next year
by the present renter. 1t is not very safe
Mace 10 be when a February food Is in
action. but the gentleman now occupying II
has strong faith in the rivsr.
J.B. Watt is having his place ofbusiness
decorated on the inside.
N. T. Pearson, the news dealer, will soon
be quartered in his coy new quarters above
the postofice. :.
George Haiborn buried another OF bis
children yesterday.
An organ grinder struck it rich here yes
terday morning. Some Of the business men
had him hired by the hour.
The newspapers would wind up the strike
of the glass workers at once were they able.
Il is said that come of the laborers outside
of tbose receiving benefits are suffering. 1t
is sad indeed, bat If the boys think they are
justified in holding out. it ia no more than
night thst they should, 1t is safe to say
that the gain on either side is hardly per-
eeptible at present
The Christian church is holding 9 series
of meetings this week. The accessions on
last Sunday we're ten.
Il is said that oil operators near Arm
s,ropes mill have found pretty good aoE
OF gas
spaneleF Post meets this evening.
B+llsire will have to 'skiru'ish aroand
and hunt new glass trsis Sken she gets
gently rssdy.