Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-12-19
BELLAIRE.

Chester Mcclellan broke his thumb
while sled-riding
Al. Neff and Miss Matte Gerard were
married ut Warnock on Thursday.
Wiley Oldham, of the First ward, broke
an arm while playing at school.
Miss Maud Davis, who has been suffer-
ing from a broken jaw bone, caused by
the extraction of tooth, is recovering,
although her face is badly swollen yet.
Rev. J. NJ. Monroe, DR.. NJ. NJ. Knight
and three Others have purchased eight
hundred acres of land near Wichita,
Kan, paying therefor $40, 900. The plat
| will be laid out in lots. The prospect tor
money making in this venture are bright
Mrs. Francis Day will he buried to-mor-
row afternoon at o'clock.
The W. C. T. U. is getting petitions
signed to present to the Legislature asking
that a law be passed requiring scientific
Temperance instruction in all schools.
S. A. King will bury an infant child this
morning.
Whenever there is an accident or a col
lision on the h. & D. the Independent Is
sure to estimate the damage at 10000.
Misses Jennie Smith and Ada Sherman.
the evangelists, will begin meetings in the
First M. F. church this evening.
Whenever fellow calls at your door for
something to eat please inform him that Oh
or GO men are wanted ut the mill blast
furnace to shovel iron ore. Atpresent not
enough men can be secured to do the
work.
The contests at the public schools yes
terday afternoon were well attended. The
exhibition was very creditable.
A great many tickets have been sold for
the Catholic concert on next Monday
evening.
Miss Sadie Kirkbride, of New MatamO-
ras, is visiting friends in this city.
The following persons will take part III
the concert given by Prof. Armstrong;
piano. forte pupils, Tuesday evening, in the
Rlysan theatre: Mrs. f. Carroll, Mrs. j.
ID. Heinlein, and Mrs. j. b. White, so
prano; Mr. Harry Wetherald, tenor; Miss
Rose Somehow, accompanist; and Miss
Maggie Baltzell, Miss Anna Miller, Miss
Anna Sellars, Miss Lille Fitton, Miss Rose
Somehow, Miss Nora Baker, Miss Mamie
Randolph, Mr.. Joseph Heatherington, Mr..
C. C. Marsh, Mr.. John Crippen, Mr.. Mill
er, Mr.. William Reed, Miss Lura Dickens,
Miss Maud Nicholson, Miss l.aulie Sellars,
Miss Carrie Labor, Mr.. William Thomp.
son, Miss Ella Wetherald, Mr.. c. Milligan,
Mr.. +. Archer, Mr.. Pierce, Mr.. A. Il.
Stewart, Mr.. II. Leasure, Mr.. Thomas.
The J. J. Club are making preparations
for a grand hop New Years eve. This
club has reputation of giving most pleas
ing entertainments.
The Gilsey Club will give dance
Christmas eve.
Miss Fanny Myers gave delightful
party to her friends ut her home on Gravel
| Hill, Friday evening. 1t was her fourth
birthday, aud the occasion was one which
will be pleasantly remembered by all who
enjoyed the hospitality of the sprightly
Miss.
The first quarterely meeting Of this con-
ference year began in the South Bellaire
NJ. f. church yesterday afternoon. Pre-
siding Elder, Louis Payne will preach this
forenoon, and after the sermon communion
will be observed.
Rev. J. &. Smith has heen conducting
a series of revival meetings at the Mt
Zion church during the past week.
Rev. X. F. Keller, has been at Wells
Vile the past week assisting in the revival
meetings up there.
A series of meetings began in the First
NJ. +. church yesterday evening which
are being conducted by the Misses Jennie
Smith and Ada Sherman, two railroad
temperance apostles OF the National W. T..
c. L., and they especially solicit the at
tendance of all railroad men, and the aid
OF all Temperance workers.
| A fair and festival will he given by the
the Ladies of the First Presbyterian church
tomorrow evening
The pupils of st. Johns school will pre-
sent the drama, Dolores in the Elysian
theatre Tuesday evening. They have been
practising daily for some time, and we
may look for pleasing performance.
Belaire people generally will regret
very much to see Rev. DR.. Brown accept
the call to the church ut Nottingham.
Mr.. Brown has many warm friends here
who wish him abundant success, yet they
would be sorry Ia lose him.
1t will I've in order now ~ have a vote
on the local option clause of the Dow
liquor law, rs it has been declared cOnsti
tutional
The funeral of Mrs Francis Day will
take place 1T PIP. m. to-day.
| The Scant supply of natural gas the past
week has occaSioned much dissatisfaction
among the manufacturers, aid will pre-
vent many persons from utilizing il until
they see that it is more reliable than OF
late.
Joseph Camp cut his hand badly by a
broken roller while at work in the Bellaire
window house.
Samuel Lee has returned from England
and will work in the Goblet works mould
shop.
Our Home Opera Company will give an
entertainment some time in the near FL.
ture, and we may look for something first
| class.
Clint MilIigan is back at his old place
in the Il. * O. freight office
DIR. NJ. NJ. Knight purchased land in
Kansas during his recent western trip.
A very young soldier was Thomas Nc.
Cormick, of this city. He joined Capt.
Thomas CARROTS company in the war OF
the rebellion when he was but n few
months over II years of age, and did reg.
uIar duty the same us any other private.
Several of our lady teachers will visit
the Steubenville schools this week
Two weeks holiday vacation in the pub,
lie schools.