Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-09
BELLAIRE.

Dr.. J. F. Smith left last nigh. for Mir
nesote
John Hawkins returned yesterday from
business trip.
DR.. G. A. Close has returned from q visi
to St. Clsirsville.
Capt D A. Davis has concluded TO qui
the saloon business.
Charles Bippus leaves tomorrow to 10
cate in Philadelphia.
Four families from here will 90 to tb,
mpground next week.
The lady singers at the Aquatic resor
are being well received.
Next Sabbath will be floral Sunday il
the South NJ. E. Church.
The place Of practice OF Barnes bsut
has been nicely fitted up.
Mr.. Crawford Of Bridge street, buriet
an infant child yesterday.
The new Findley Window Glass Work,
will be completed BY September.
Walter Smith, glass worker, who hal
been working in Canada. is home.
an Interesting social was held in tn,
Christian church on Monday evening.
A benefit ball will be given for Mrs
John Gather, on Friday evening, in Turn
er Hall.
Rev. James Reed, Of Barnesville, ha.
been the guest OF Rev. j. X. McKslip fol
several days.
J. W Hollingsworth, Of Flushing town,
ship, candidate for Clerk o! the Court, wat
in town yesterday.
Andre Roeder, E.q, is at Cleveland
attending the meeting Of the United An
cieut Order OF Dru:ds.
Garge Grafton. travelling salesman for
the Marietta Chair Company, is in the city
seeing his old friends.
John Pennington, one Of the graduates
al st. Clsirsville, is here to attend the COM
mencement exercises
George Gordon, blower at the steel
works, was married about ten days ago to
Miss Lille Erp, Of Benwood.
Albert Luchs, while in Wsshipgo on call.
ed on President Cleveland on reception n
day. and had a hearty shake Of Grover
hand
Will Smith. Of Fremont, O., had part OF
his toes cut of in attempting to board a
moving train in the B. & o. yard. Monday
night.
Rev C. +. W. Hus'edt. of the German
Church, is egaiu confined 10 his bed with
sickness All bat one or two OF his family
are also i'll.
james Mullin, formerly employed with
Maring, Hart s Co., but who is now en-.
gagged in the clothing business in Pennsyl-
varis, is in the city
James Fitton is making arrangements to
enlarge bis plumbing establishment He
thinks the natural gas will make things
lively in bis liae for while.
John KiIaore, Of this city, and Thomas
Curtis Of Martins Ferry, are conte"ina
Tor cane. foF the benei of the Second NJ
u church. OF Martins Ferry.
James Porterfeld returned safe and
sound from hi1 visit 10 San Francisco. He
likes the country olt there and from his
personsl sppsaren? ?e the Pacific coast
agrees with him.
The public examination Of the pupils Of
the public schools takes place on Thurs.
day morning a. 1890 o .lock. Superin.
tendent Joaes requested the following
ladies and gentlemen 90 act aa judges:
Written Langusge-Mrs G. Ii. Gill, Miss
Anna Faris Miss Julia Faupel German
Rev. C. +. W. Hustedt, Mrs c Bppus,
Mrs. Charles Henry, Dr. C L: Kurz
Writing and DrawinR-M. Y. Miller.
Charles Henry, II b Miller, Arthur Nc.
Claim. G Bippus, s s. McGowsn, Mrs. W.
Il. Thompson. Reading, Defamation,
Oral Language Jane. F Anderson, Mrs.
James Fiton, Miss Lizzis Carroll Mrs
Lizzie Woodbridge, Rev. J. X McKsllip,
Mrs s. Thornberry. Mental Arithmetic
John Rodefer, W. r. Dutton, John A.
Gallaher, ESQ.