Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-20
BELLAIRE.

Elmer Robln5on viii purchase u nofsS
and buggy.
The faSeral Of VIM. Crawford will take
place at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The
nail feeders viii attend in body.
The Board OF Education will appoint
iunitors for the scLoolsbuildings this week,
The recent high waters cut away large
part Of Bogg's Island.
BeIlaire has enough bicycle riders now
to form club.
Miss Jessie Wiley will take a vacation
trip shortly.
The Misses Moore are visiting in Mar.
tins Ferry to day.
Daniel Mckinley intends to spend the
4th With his parents who reside in Chicago.
The time is up for paying your taxes in
St. Clairsville.
Frank Aruett has completed the decor
atoms on City Hall.
The picnic of the Catholic schools takes
place tomorrow week.
The Belmont County Medical Society
meets on Tuesday in St CIsirsVille.
l. Straub, of the firm of McGinty 4
Straub is still i'll.
Now that the usual festivities after COM
mencement have been done away with
would it not be good idea strer this when
the schools close for the summer to give
the children picnic2
Winfield Robinson has received fine
new instrument for cutting the decay out
of teeth preparatory to filling them.
The Turner's have not made any arrange
ment as yet for a picnic this year. SIhe
Women's Relief Corps has secured the
grounds used Dy this organization for pic
mic purposes last year.
The extension of the C. l.. & W. road
to this city will be quite boom for Bell =
aire. Most every day the Massillon accom-
mediation which now comes to Bridgeport
is lilled with country people who come to
Wheeling to trade When the road reaches
here, if our people offer the necessary IN
ducements, we can secure all the business
of these people. 1t will be easier to come
direct to Bellsire than to be put to the
trouble of disembarking at bridgeport and
crossing to Wheeling. The road can't get
here any too quick.
The graduating class has had its picture
taken.
Several young gentlemen. will 60 to
Armstrong g to be the guests OF the camp
ers out there -,
The intended excursion to Marietta will
be arranged 80 that Sunday can be spent
at the destination.
Stockholders in the Buckeye Building
Association can pay their dues at A
Wiley store.
Mr.. John Fink has returned from visit
in GAINESVILLE
The foundation for the new Union street
bridge over Mcmahon creek is about com
pleted.
John Burrows dwelling will not be re
cognized when the owner has finished hlE
repairs on it.
The Prohibitionists do not intend to be
found mapping this fall. They will prepare
for the battle for all they are worth.
Hope Hose Company has never rallied
off that gold watch that tickets were sold
for mora than year ago An effort should
be made to sell all the tickets and decide
the contest as soon as practicable.
The sanitary COMMITTEES is hunting up
negligent people all over the town. Several
Ito ward residents have been notified tc
put in sewers at once or pay the city fol
doing it.
The attendance at the Y. NJ. c. A. roonf
is small at present owing to the warm
weather.
Milton Stewart and wife will visit in AL
legheny several weeks. Mas Sallie Mills
accompanied them.
Yesterday morning about ten o'clock as
Harry Criswell was swimming in the creek,
near the old tan house, he was taken with
cramps, and before he could be rescued
was drowned. Re was about Ia years old
aad the only son Of Xachariah Criswell oil
the Second ward The funeral will take
place this afternoon. Service at the house
at $50 and at the Christian church at
o'clock.
One of the girls OF this city who attend,
ed the ball in Benwood on Friday night,
was arrested while there, but was allowed
to come home by furnishing bail.
Fred Eoerle has been appointed Assist
ant Inspector Of the G. A. r Posts of Bel
mont county.
TIE excursionis's on the Andes ate
twenty gallons oil Ice cream and consumed
sandwiches to the amount of $40. The
crowd drank two barrels of ice water be-
sidea $50 90 worth OF lemonade.
j. d. VanLaw, Oliver Blackburn, Mark
Lester and George Woodbridge, returned
home Friday night from the mountains OF
West Virginia, where they were hunting
and fishing for the past two weeks.
LouiG Stevens child is recovering from
a spell OF sickness.
The funeral of Wm. Crawford will take
place this afternoon under the auspices of
the Nail Feeders Assembly, $3.50 The
members will meet at their hail at 1890
p. IN and proceed in a body to the resi-.
deuce OF the deceased, in the Fourth ward
All labor organizations are requested to be
present and take part in the funeral.
The saloon men Of Bridgeport, Martins
Ferry and this city have engaged j. C..
Tallmau to defend and advise them in suits
under the Dow liquor law.
The usual service in the German Church
to day.
John f. Kelly has returned from a trip
to New York.
Mrs. Will Nsylor and children are visit-
ing friends in Sharon, Pa.
Samuel Simmons writes from Muskegon,
Mich, saying he has gained Is pounds
since he left here. Wonder if be wants
any summer vlsitors2
Mrs W. s. Ault has disposed of her
stock of groceries at auction.
A number of our people spent yesterday
on the Moundsville camp ground.
Dallas Hammond opened his new saloon
on Union street last night
The members of Liberty Hose Company
are requested to meet st theiT hose house
on Monday evening for the transaction Of
business
The wife of Will Faris, Of Wheeling is
visiting 10 this city.
The C. l. P. restaurant has pulled down
its sign.
A Joint meeting of Spsngler Post, No
90. G. A. R and Spaugler Corps, No. 1872,
w. r C., will in X Of l. hsll to-day at 2 |
o'clock.
Mrs. AL Thompson is visiting in the