Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-27
BELLAIRE.

idle workmen OF the city were out IN iorce.
Some of them viii 90 fishing down the river
as soon as the weather is favorable.
The private party at the Elysian rink last
night was quite success. The crowd was
a very large one for such an occasion, but
everything passed off pleasantly.
George Romack, ysrdmaster in the c. Il
P. yard, is not able to be on duty at present
on account of sickness.
Some of the glass workers are getting po-
etical and are producing some excellent
verse. 1t might now be called spring po-
etry.
Wednesday afternoon is the only time re-
served for ladies at the Elysian rink.
The scholars of the High School will give
an entertainment this afternoon. All aie
invited
Rev c. ". Frazier had good crowd to
hear him lecture last night.
Mrs. q. A. Birdsong is recovering.
A notion store is to be started next door
to the postoflice.
Barney Dougherty went up to Steuben-
vile last night to see friend. Some peo-
pie persist in thinking its little dove he
goes to see.
Council receives numerous petitions just
now.
The steel works will continue right along
now. 1t was feared that an absence Of
molds would cause shut down but they
arrived yesterday.
The school board did not meet last
light.
Will Gitchel has gone to work on the In
dian Run rink.
1t is thought that James Tallmsn will en-
ter the race against George Woodbridge, for
City Solicitor.
David King will open grocery IN the
Second ward.
The action of Hersey Lodge in drawing
from he Amalgamated Association causes
much comment.
Mrs. Sadie Ingler of Brilliant is in
town.
The Crystal window glass works will not
close down at present.
A resident on Gravel Hill named Evans,
died at New Martinsville, while visiting rela'
tives there.
Dull, is the word from the Castle de
Cooper
J'E. Robinson has tickets on sale for
Minnie Palmer, who will he in Wheeling on
Monday night.
Several Of our window glass workers are
leaving the city; some on visit; some for
good.
The bun race at the Buckeye last night
vas very pleasant affair.
Mrs. George Muth is recovering.
The family of Mr.. Marks, Of the First
ward, will move up the river, near Pittsburg.
The National Union met last night.
The young folks carnival at the Buckeye
rink last night was a great attraction and
was well attended. 1t was something new
and was highly appreciated.
Henry He'll intends TO continue to row
and will be out in his she'll as soon as the
weather permits. The admirers Of the kid
should show their backbone, and purchase
beat house for him.
A meeting Of the window glass workers
is called for tomorrow evening.
Moving has begun already.
The lecture of Dr. c. W. Smith last night
was very interesting, but the attendance was
no larger than is usual at such entertain
ments here.
A boat store is to started in the vacant
room in Central block.
The Home Benevolent Society held an In
terestipE meeting at the home OF Mrs
Crafty. 80
Fred Iodcwig, Jr., was in St. Clairsville
yesterday.
Commissioner Berry was in town yester'
day. =,
Belmont Council met in the X. Of l..
Hall hast night. .,
The Andes laid al this place several
hours yesterday.
Rev. Father Gull is home from Denni.
son.
The County Commissioners will meet on
Saturday evening TO consider the petition Of
the city for another bridge over Mcmahon
creek.
Carpenters can now go to work in
earnest.
The floor Of the Indian Run rink is being
put down.
Mrs. Brim Battelle will 20 to Memphis
for the summer in few days.
VIM. Turnbull has moved into the old
stand Of j. II. Lockwood.