Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-02
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number of families are preparing to 90
TO the Bethel camp ground this week. lamp
meeting begins next Saturday.
John r, Cow returned from his TIP 10
Cleveland and the lakes last night -.
Will Seals went to Clarington last u gu'
Only part of the Bellaire Stamping Com
pany win be on this week.
Win Moore has gone to Mt. oilVet 70
visit friends.
Now and then the gentle breezes wait TO
our ear marriage ct Wsrnock. 80
The collector for the REGISTER will be
abroad tomorrow.
The street cars make good connections
at the upper ferry now.
The ice men are doing plenty ofWork' but
are getting poor pay.
The B. 4 o. shops go to work to-morro"
again. nIt
q crutch.
Court Rankin is home from a visit in the
country.
Frank Alberts of GAINESVILLE, was IN
town Yesterday but left for Steubenville.
The lookup was quiet yesterday, some OF
the BOYS feeling that the usual Saturday
night drunk had been declared Oh since
tunes became 30 hard.
The Pittsburg papers failed to get here
Yesterday for some cause.
TWO Young chaps had fight back OF Nc
Gregors block yesterday afternoon. a
bloody nose was the outcome on the part OF
one Of the participants.
The steel works are being reprinted.
1t was thought fithng by the Turner's on
the evening Of the fifty-seventh birth day OF
Mr.. Fred RodeWig to give the gentlemen
a surprise. The necessary eatsbles and
| drinksbles for the celebration of such an
event were accordingly slowed away in the
hall of the lodge at an early hour in the
evening. MIR. Ropewig was enjoying him.
| self quietly at his home when messenger
notified him that he was wanted at the hall.
BE went down, and it is not necessary to
state that the crowd had very pleasant
evening. During the galety Councilman
Bippus and Fred Sneider convulsed the au-
dience with humorous and becoming
speeches.
There has been more Of cur people on the
20 the last few days than at any time since
he Inauguration of the pleasant weather
Some left for q visit to the country, some to
he Burr's Mills or Moundsville camp
grounds, and some to Cleveland, while not
= few have accepted sportion Of camp lite
in its rural state. A great many people
who have not taken advantage of the OPP
portunities offered have been entertaining
friends at home. There are quite a num-
Ger of strangers in the city at present. We
are always glad to feel that there are
always few who hold Bellaire in remem-
brance.
| Spapgler Post will observe the funeral
obseunies OF General Grant on next Sstur-
day in an appropriate manner. All are re-
ouested to Join in the expression OF sorrow.
All old soldiers are asked to convene in the
G. A. R. hall at p m, after which they
will march to the Christian Church in q
body. Below is the programme to be rem
deIed:
Prayer-By the Rev. J. NJ. Monroe.
| Music-By the Choir.
Funeral Services by the Grand Army Post
Musc-By the Choir.
| Scrmon-By Rev. j. h. McKallip.
Congregational Singing; led by the Choir
| Short AddrtSses-By Col c. l.. POOrman aud others.
| MUsic-By the Choir.
BenCdictiOn.
The committee in charge of affairs ask all
citizens to decorate their residences and
places Of business.
The Bellaire Building and Loan Com
pany sold the first money for several weeks
on Monday evening at 81 cents premium.
Most OF those interested in this company
feel that better times are coming aud that
he business thus far has not been bad
everything considered.
The Glass City Building Association has
been running four years and four months
Money has been selling at rate which en-
coursges one to buy. A few changes in
the laws governing the association will be
made before long. Rush Faris makes an
efficient Secretary.
The Belmont Building and Savings Com
psny took in number of new members at
the last meeting Eight shares of stock were
sold to Nelse Crow at Al cents per week pre-
MUM. This is very encouraging, and the
company hopes to boom when business re-
wives. Secretary J. B. Darrah has conclud-
| ed to give every stockholder q number
which will be used TO represent the name of
said member.
Money still maintains pretty high figures
in the Buckeye Building Association. Most
of the stock in this institution is held by
First ward parties, great many of whom
find it hard matter to pay up when they
are not working.
Among the events CT the week in the social
line was the marriage of John Besttie to
Miss Mollie Purcell. Christian Heinlein
gave q party to his young friends to cele
brate his twelfth birthday. A surprise
party was given at the home Of Mrs. Stout.
had q big crowd and fne time at its
picnic A private picnic held in Finks
orchard yesterday was moderately well at
tended and everything passed of quietly.
John L. Lane, the clever and sccommo
dating general ticket agent at this poin',
had Wheeling and Moundsyille train back
over the bridge to this city to take private
crowd of our people to Moundsville. The
party got away on good time with well fill
ed baskets and spent day long to be re.
membered. Many Of them had not been on
the camp grounds for several years and
they were astonished at the great improve
ments of all kinds that have taken place
there of late. Everyone Of the picnicers
had something to say of the beauty of the
place, and number have decided to re-
turn again before long, Those present
we're; Col Mercer and wife, Clint Mill
gan and wife, viii Kelley and wife, Elva
Wethersld, Jennie Kelley, Ella Muere, Car.
RE Randolph, Pluta Mercer, Maggie Woods,
Wheeling, Nellie Myers, Mrs. Lizzie Carol,
Mrs Oswald, Mrs Roberts, Jim wells, Dr.
Albertson and John Lane.
There has been great anxiety all week
among our business men, especially the
grocers. The latter feel that the pressure
will have to stop as they cannot stand the
trusting system any longer. As it is now