Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-26
BELLAIRE.

David Rice, of this city; has three large
contracts for buildings in Grand Island.
The steel plant paid its employees yester-
day.
The blast furnace will be in operation
this week.
1t takes twelve boilers to supply the
steam power required to operate the steel
plant.
James Lees new double frame house, is
about completed.
Miss Annie Warnock, who was the
guest of Miss Lura Dickens, returned
home to Warnock yesterday.
Frank Smith, who has been working in
Massachusetts,; has secured a position as
blower at the BenwoOd steel works.
Albert Ferren, formerly manager of the
Atlantic House, but who has been spend
ing the summer in the country, was in the
| city seeing his old friends last week.
Mrs. DR.. Porterfield, who has been i'll for
the past two months, is still unable to
leave her bed.
Twelve Irish coal miners have been dis
charged at HeslOp's coal mines.
The art exhibition, given by Miss
Battelle's art class, was well attended.
The display of work done by the young
ladies was was very creditable throughout.
Mrs. Justice, of the Fourth Ward, has
been i'll for several days.
The hop of the J. J. Club takes place on
! Tuesday evening. 1t will be the first
dance of the season given by this club, and
a select affair. AcrOwd will be down from
Wheeling. La Roche will play.
Somehow & Co.'S. grand opening last
night was well attended.
Chas. Brand will work in the Bellaire
| Window Glass Works this fire. He has
given up the idea of going away.
A number ofour people went up to the
Grand Opera House yesterday to see Silver
Spur.
Israel Lebay has purchased q dwelling
house from Mr.. Murphy for $500.
A store that will handle holiday goods,
will soon open OH Belmont street.
Will Deals is out again after ) months OF
sickness from fever.
The ladies who will the fair and fcS-
tival in the Elysian Rink, the first of rexi
month, intended to issue a paper during
the fair.
Rev. Newton Hoer will hold service in
the First Presbyterian Church to-day.
VIM. Moore was the guest of friends N
Martins Ferry yesterday.
Edward Coffman has resigned his posi-
ton at the Stamping Company.
James Du Bots and Will Milligan have
returned from q weeks fishing jaunt.
Both of David Rankin's fine dogs were
run over and killed byaC. q p. engine OF
Friday evening.
The Columbia club gave n private hol
on Friday evening ut which Professor Xii
meyer playad.
Pullman & Co.'S circus will exhibit here
on. the 2nd of October.
Rev. Mr.. Mays, of GallipOlis, will preacl
in the Episcopal church to-day.
Rev. J. NJ. Monroe breaches at Morris
town to-day.
born and Miss Hattie Somehow attend
ed the swell reception given the Mercan
tile club by Miss Minnie Emsheimer.
A surprise party was rendered Misses
Clara and Jessie Robinson, ut their home
in the Fifth ward On Friday evening. The
following young ladies were present
Winnie Rosterfield, Jennie Piper, Berti'
Rankin, Ora Ogle, BlanCh Howell, Nellie
Jennings, Annie Johnson and Jennie
Wier; and MesSrs. Henay Fitton, JAIME.
Johnson, Earl Dubois, VIM. Baltzell anC
Fred Eberter. Refreshments were seryet
at q seaSonable hour.
A dozen more street lamps will be pu'
up by the city.
1t is more than probable that Bellair'
will have no more boat races this year.
NJ. McKelvcy was out the narrow gauge
on a hunting trip last week.
A private dance is on the tapis to taxi
place in the 4th ward shortly.
No business of Importance ut the lookup
last week.
Harry Hays is still very i'll with the ie
yer.
The old soldiers who attended TIT
Wheeling Reunion are enthusiastic owe
the affair. 1t is likely there will be an
other next year.
F. NJ. Strong will move his family int
the Morgan homestead this week.
Miss Hogan, a school teacher at Mounds
vile, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Cooper, of Wellsburg, sister of DIR
Cooper, was in the city yesterday visiting
friends.
The Heal right club danced nj City
Hall last night.
The Ohio Lantern company is having
boom in orders for goods.
Miss Jennie Arnold. ,r Woods6eld. i,
visiting in the CITY.
James and VIM TurnbuII who have
been p~layinr for Kramer Mt White Sui
phur Springs, returned home Yesterday
Chas, Sheets and wife and Elmer DeyeI
left for Cincinnati last night.
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