Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-16
BElLAiRE

Ihere was picnic III finA
terdsy.
side of the river backs over the bridge anc
takes our people to Moundsville every day
Turner's decide this afternoon on the date
of their next picnic.
The church at .Warnock had festival
Friday night. IN.
Special train viii be run to Moundsvil'e
to day. ,,.,.
Mrs Mary Powell and Mrs. Will King
have returned from the country.
Dudes Of this city played at Burrs h'iis
Yesterday -,
tariy Of young ladies and gentlemen
are camping about 81 miles back OF Ben
wood. :,
The Salvation Army has organized itself
into church and will coon have its abode
under shelter of its own.
A coat Of paint should be administered
to the freight depo: now being pat up BY the
b. & o.
The cool evenings have made bathing in
the river unpopular and skinned noses
thing Of the past.
H.. V. Miller and family have returned
from Stepbenville.
Rev. Mr.. Nolan will be at the Episcopal
church to-day.
The nail feeders and the nailers Of Bell
aire are working together tremendously.
The blast furnace is again at work.
John Gifin is taking vacation OF q
compile of weeks.
Colonel l.. c. Poorman and Hon. Ross j..
Alexander eulogized the coal miness at a
picnic at Maynard yesterday.
Miss Nellie Hodge left for q visit at Burr s
Mills yesterday.
Dessert for dinner-thoughts Of no work
in the glass houses before 1886.
Gates are closed all day to-day at the
Burr's Mills Camp Grounds The only way
to get in will be to lay something in the
hand OF the fence-wstchmsn that vii make
him grateful.
Three trains to Bethel over the B. Z. K c.
road to-day.
The story comes to US that contractor
had to quit work on Friday because he
could get no one to carry hod tor him while
he laid bricks.
Our bands are learning new rink music.
1t will soon be time for the rollers to be
frightened up for service.
John Poormsn and family have returned
from Tip in the country.
Most every teacher accorded the princi-
pslsbip OF the First Ward schools has been
fortunate enough to get married. Wonder
who will be the next happy soul?
The rev mail agent on the narrow gauge
has made lis trial trip.
Tie Telegram takes On excursion down
tho river today.
John Ebl,r is sole agent and solicitor for
the new labor psper, the Ohio Valley Boy
co tor.
MIS- II. NJ. Ingler, has returned from Chi
csgo Junction.
Bellaire las number Of gas prospc ,toFs
but the city still uses the old fashioned arti'
fetal light.
The lantern men are rejoicing over good
times.
Rev. r. G. Wallace breaches in the L.
p. church to-day.
Mics Ella Grove is at Norwich.
Pay day on the B. 4 o this week.
The section series Of Camp Meeting pa
pers will be out this week.
The Globe Club has been reorgsnized.
Some Of the Browns have been taken in.
Republican candidates were read the as
sessment act yesterday.
The Mediterranean Club danced last
night at Zilch's Hall.
Peaches are passing West over the B. 4
o. these days from Delaware.
1t is useless for the editors in Bellaire to
write apologies for not taking the usual va
cation this summer. Circumstances will ex
plain matters.
Miss Susan Rinker has returned from
Dennison.
Mrs. Annie Dugan has returned home
Cleveland.
Miss Katie Obbermau, of Wheeling, is the
guest Of her sister Miss Emma. in the
Fourth ward.
Part OF the Lantern Globe Works has had
iron roofing put on it.
The Fourth ward fire laddes want Il
know when their new hose is to be built
Cook Kelly claims some property in from
of the planning mill and has put fence OF
it. The Smill is somewhat inconYenienced
but it is getting along by using side road
Joseph Wickline and family have return
ed from two weeks visit in Cleveland and
along the lake.
Miss Ada Hammond will be home frou
her Western trip the latter part OF this week
The Misses Marsh are in Wellsburg.
Most of the campers at Bur's Mills viii
return home right after the close Of the
meetings.
The man owning the property adjoining
the cemetery on the east has run line o.
| fence on the inside of the gates of the grave
yard and has set up claim that the grounC
is his and wants It purchased from him
Some graves are in the premises in ques
| tons
Rev. R. NJ. Brown is still in New YJrl
visiting.
The Blue Seal fishing club has gone init
camp sgain as the prospect OF resaminl
work are not bright.
Clarence Wypck collected the dues o
Buckley Building Association last week.
The GAINESVILLE Fair begins on Angus p
He'll will not race until he gets coate st
ant.
A photographer is making money taking
The pictures Of our business and privst
houses.
Joe White, of the Globes, plays an excel
| ent first base.
C. & P. employees will picdic at MinerVl
On tn 22d.
B. Foraker will speak here on Ssp!em
| Ter 9lb.
Will Hyatt has returned home from visi
| % Cambridge.
B & o. shops are working days weel
| Il present.
Alex. Laird, NJ. NJ. at the B. & O. shops
| L. =.