Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-14
BELLAIRE.

The J. J. Club will give aprivate hop At
the home of Miss Myra Collins on Wednes-
day evening.
Room No. l ofthe Public Schools was a
very cheerful place last Friday. The little
ones all addressed a letter to Santa Claus
on that day.
Rev. w. S. Campbell, the new pastor of
the Episcopal Church will preach his first
sermon this morning.
Mr.. DIR. Potterield, who has been i'll since
July. is now able to be about the house.
The strike of the pants and vest makers
at Seals Bros, is still on. The girls say
thep will boycott any one who takes their
places.
A grocery will be opened in the room on
the north of ]. Gorby's place of business.
Baltzer Stultz has purchased a house
and lot at Pinch Run.
Bellaire has been a very quiet place for
the past several weeks.
Most all the nail feeders of the Bellalre
factory are working in other towns.
After this week our city will be without
a concert saloon.
A party from from Pittsburgh is doing a
good business selling photograph albums
on iDsta1lments.
Charley SteereiS doing the drumming
act for the Atlantic Tea House. He was
out to see GAINESVILLE patrons last week.
The Street Railway has not been sold as
yet. =,
Some of the pnpils of the "A' class OF
the High School took the teachers exam
inatiOn at Belmont yesterday.
The public square will nc doubt look
like a deserted battlefield or something OF
the kind, when the gas towers are put In
it.
Miss Emma Oberman has returned to
her home in Wheeling.
]. F Francis and family are back from
a visit with friends down the river.
Mrs. VIM. Warnock, Jr., is so i'll at her
home at Warnock that her life Is des-
paired.
Several new engines are being built for
the 3. Z. & C. road.
The six large lights in front of NJ. Son
neborn's adds greatly to the looks OF Ihir-
ty-third street.
Mr.. Foulke, sheritf-elect, would do a
good act by selecting a deputy from this
city.
The colOred folks will give a reception
in the City Hall on Thanksgiving even
ing. :,
The festival of the cOlored band closed
in the City Hall last evening.
Will King, formerly of this city, but
know of GAINESVILLE. dropped i'll the city
last Friday to see old friends.
Several new dwellings are being erected
at present.
Workmen are building the foundation
Tor Geo. Woodbridge'S new residence, west
of town.
The freight employees of the c. Il T.,
have appointed a committee to confer with
the managers of the road on the 10Th, re-
garding paw for overtime, which the
wOrkmen ask.
Docility is dead, so to speak, and
needs Il stirring up. 1t is hard to tell what
would have become of us, had not the thea
ter come to the rescue. Last year at this
time we all wenttO the rink and wheeled
the hours away. What a change since then
One would not have believed it, ifhe had
been told last November that Bcllalre
would not have 4 rink this winter. But
it seems that the haud Of fate-shall we
call it PrOvidcnce?-Ordained it to be thus
lv and thus it is. OF course some OF the
poor girls are very sorry that the rollers
must be put away forever, but they will
no doubt be willing to attend the theater
Notwithstanding their melancholy feel
ingS.
One or two of the rip-rap crossings that
lead to the public square are so deep III the
mud that they are hard to find.
Charles La ROche's place of business is
now nicely fixed up and Il new lot OF
goods has been laid in.
J. NJ. Maring is back from 4 western
trip.
The Union Works is turning out 4 fine
quality of window glass and everything is
apparently working nicely.
The Glass City Building Association, on
account of a number of Withdrawals, has
not sold any money for 4 long time.
George Stevens is visiting relatives III
BraddOck, Pa.
Robert McVay has been in Wheeling
fUI several dayr, called there by the Seriouo
illness of his brother Will.
There is nothing better for a Christmas
present than a good book. 1t is an article
that the receiver will likely take care OF.
The colorcd folks will hold a hop on the
18th.
The rains of the past several days will
likely give Il stage of water that Will allow
the river miners to load coal OH bargcs.
The cooper shop of G.. w. Grodhaus is
being run at present under the instruc-
tons OF the assignee, SO that all contracts
will be filled.
II. II. Free is now located in Findlay.
The usual services in all the churches
to-day.
The Sunday-school of the Christian
church will he held after this at 9:l5 in
the morning.
4 young gentleman of the Third Ward,
who is gone on" a pretty school teacher,
has been found guilty of playing Nearer
My God to Thee" ON his guitar outside
the young lady's window for two hours
and a half without effect.
There will be no strike of the freight
employees on the c. Il +. as was feared.
The men have been given an advance in
wages.
The troupe that performed in the Elysian
Theater last night gave an attractive
parade On Saturday morning.
"a great many wolkmen were completed
to lose yesterdays work on account ola
leak in the natural gas main.
After Monday the stock of W. p. CrOzier
will be moved into the vacant room of
Geo. Muth. OH Belmont street.
1.-THE stock of wallpaper, and boots and
and shoes of Jackson Myers, who assigned,
hoe MT yat haan lisnnSal nf
1t will be auditor DLrrah for a short
time sure enough.
The pants and vest makers of Seals