Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22
BELLAlRE,

The lockout in the glass business still
continues.
DIR, Williams is heartily thankful for the
numerous presents given him and for the
purse of $3.50.
Miss Emma 0berman is in Wheeling re-
covering from a spell of sickness.
The Democratic primaries selected the
following candidates First ward-Council-
man, John Henderson; Assessor, John
Alum. Second mathematician, Thos:
Shelly; Assessor, John O'Neil. Third
ward-Councilman, 7. Hecker; ASSESSOR,
J. f. Tobin. Fourth mathematician,
G. S. Jennings; Assessor Chas. Rodewig.
Fifth ward-Councilman, James McGrsw;
Assessor not nominated.
The b., Z. & C. railroad has new
schedule to day.
The select hop in the Globe hotel was an
enjoyable affair.
The First Presbyterian church has been
nicely fixed up
The nail works resume in the morning.
Charles LaRoche will open music store
next door to the postoffice.
The Buckeye rink will be ten cents all
rond on Saturday afternoons
MeClain Bros. have purchased the Frazier
House, ST. Clairsville, and will tear 1t
down.
The revival is still in progress in the
Christian church.
Usual services to-day in the Fisst NJ E.
church.
Mrs. j. T. Adams is home from Pitts
burg.
Harry Levy was in town few days ago.
He gave an exhibition at Quaker City last
night.
Dr. Day will have rooms at the Strobe
House after to-day.
George Johnson and Annie McCarahsn
have been married.
Repairs on the cupola at the steel works
caused that part Of the mill to close yester-
day.
Rev. 7. Il. Taylor is home and will
preach.
The G. A. R. boys have secured the
Elysian one night during the first Of next
| month.
Aweek Condensed.
Rev. C. F. Hustedt receives a call from
tie German Church.
The St. Johns Church concert is q grand
success.
William Thompson's gro 2ery suffers by
fire.
Rev. Frank DeHass lectures to a small
audience.
ST. Patricks Day passes quietly and
pleasantly.
The German Oil Company while boring
struck a supply of gas, but proceeded.
Matte Metcalfis buried at Morristown.
Wm. Shannaielt looses q thumb at the
Crystal.
The revival at the Christian Church is
well attended.
George Zweig is given So, 100 damages
against the & o.
1t is decided to give an entertainment
next Friday in the High school.
The Second NJ T. Church report Of last
festival shows $40 realized.
Chas Edmunds buries an infant child.
The School Board decides that the schools
are not to have botany this year.
Prominent Persons.
j. NJ. Maring has been improving for ten
days
John Flsherty has gone to Ireland to see
the Island.
DR.. Steere is still doctoring sprained
hip.
Henry Blum goes East tomorrow to buy
goods.
A. L. Wetherald, of Massillon, was in
town yesterday.
John Reaper is again a resident Of this
city
Spot Green will occupy a new stand
shortly
John Kilgore is slowly recovering.
]. B. Smith and wife are home from Gin
cinLati.
Belva Lockwood should have stopped in
Eellaire.
Jason Goodwin is engaged in the manu-
isc,ure Of ornamental glassware.
Mary Hart has returned from Cleveland.
Sam Tieke is in the city seeing familiar
faces once more.
Rink Bubbles.
A Warnock chap has pair of skates and
is practicing in the granary.
4 Fourth ward grocery man is talking of
disposing Of his horse and using the money
to buy complete skating outfit.
The private party will come of at the
Elysian on Thursday night.
1t is surprising the number OF young
ladies and married ones too who have
taken the craze since the opening of the
new rink.
Chas. Husbands as a racer now we back
against anything in the city.
Milt Westlake and Tom Shuttleworth at
the Buckeye to morrow evening.
1t would be good thing to get steam
fan for the summer time to keep the skaters
cool.
The Indian rink viii not be completed
for two weeks. 1t is the largest in this part
OF the country.
Burkett, of Wheeling, will have to hump
himself to beat Shuttleworth in the next
race.
A polo club has been formed at the Ely.
sian and gave its first exhibition on last
Thursday evening.
Bellaire has got the fever worse than she
thought. 1t is bad enough nov, but look
at the annex of skaters the new rink will
ada TO the throng.
The fat mems club talks of opening rink
No. 5. The surface 2OOx1O ought to be
ample room for the club.