Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-25
BELLAIRE.

of Warnock, will be married In a..feW Gays
to Miss Belle Sawyers.
Season tickets are now on sale for the
May festival. ,
s. Behr will occupy the room now used
By W. G. Hormell after the lst OF the
month.
The Central school building has been
dried out considerably by the steam heat
ing apparatus, but from appearances 1t
looks as if thers would be no high school
for several weeks. The lower part of the
Christian church would be q good place
for school until an addition is built to the
burnt building.
Miss Aggie Hanlon, after a visit with
friends here, returns to her home In
GAINESVILLE tomorrow.
The Mum" social in the First NJ. E
church was a decided success.
Charles Blakeney, the operator turned
newspaper correspondent along with his
other business. Charles has the advan-
tage of the other correspondents as he can
work the ticker on q late special.
Leap year privileges are not appreciated
by the ladies of Bellaire. The condition
Of things since the beginning of the year
leads to this assertion.
Harry Mcdonald will give up housekeep-
ing and go to boarding.
There wa not an attraction at the thea
tire last week, and none are booked.
The masquerade ball given by the Ban
quet club On Friday night was a pleasant
occasion and all present had an enjoyable
time. This club ia coming to the front in
the dancing line.
The new minister of the German Church
will be here in a few days.
The fair and festival of Spangler' Post Of
Women's Relief Corps, will be held from
June 18th to 18th.
The Laundry is 10 have a new engine
put in and the capacity of the works in
creased.
Rev. w. 8. Campbell has been seriously
i'll for the past two weeks.
The Park House has been oyerhauled,
and is now o better place TO stop at than
ever.
Rev. Father Fitzgerald has returned
from q visit TO Columbus.
Mr.. Wallace, who resides west Of town,
was here last week contracting to furnish
ice 10 parties in Bsllaire.
About $40 was missed from the home Of
q Fourth ward married couple, aud a sepa-
ration is the result.
A Third ward individual, who was suf-
fering from intOxication, came home at a
late hour the other night. 1t wa dark in
the house. The wife had set the sponge
on the floor in front of the crate, and the
husband could not see il under the circum-
stances. His foot upset the crock and his
hoofs took on 4 large supply of the sponge.
Before he became aware Of the mischief he
was doing he had left his imprint on the
carpets Of two rUoms. it was q splendid
joke, bat the wife did not enjoy it very
much.
Joseph Carter will run as an independent
candidate for street commissioner.
George King, or behalf of the Clerks
Assembly, presented Mrs. l.. NJ. Barry
with an elegant bouquet after the close OF
her address, on Thursday evening.
The Good Templars talk Of opening q
reading room.
Frank Thornton and Miss Maggie Nc
Pherson have been married.
McClain & Danfcrd have moved into
their new quarters in the bank building.
Rev. B. II. Lee will hold a jubilee show
in City Hall this week.
The ladies CT the May festival will meet
on Monday evening
Counterfeit S.. certificates are in our
midst. Lock out for them.
District Assembly 1877, X. of l. has
selected the following officers: d. W. NJ,
Guentber Schuitt; d. w. f., John r, De-
CANT; ID. r. s. and i. S., Miss Mary A.
Burke; d. r., John J. S~hlttleworth; d.
Board aud a fall set Of court officers were
also elected.
Louis Dugan met with o serious accident
while Gu: riding the other day. lie was
aiighting from the horse when his foot be-
came flsteued in the stirrup. The horse
got frightened and ran away, dragging the
boy about p mile. When the animal was
stopped the unconscious form of Louis Was
still held by the foot in the stirrup. 1t is
likely that bis injuries will prove fatal.
Several glasq workers talk Of going TO
Cansds to work at their trade.
Thu Democratic Township Convention
met in the City Hall yesterday afternoon.
There were thirty-two delegates. The fol
lowing officers were nominated Trustee,
long term, Vim. Shields; snort term,
George Kern; Treasurer, Luke Gavin;
Clerk, Frank Williams, nominated by
exclamation; Justices of Peace, Thomas
Mccormick, VIM. Drugan and James Nc
Keen; Constables, John Bsugh and Mr..
Myers. Thomas Mccormick acted in the
capacity OF chairman, and W. c. Warnock,
editor Of the Democrat, as secretary.
Mrs. Jrcob Crimmel il on the sick list;
also Mrs. Elizabeth Archer.
Ault's Touring mill will be in operation
in a few days.
The pottery business If pushed could be
made one of the hest industries of the city.
An abundance of best clay, with every
other advantage would keep thousands of
dollars annually among our people that
DOW 90 elsewhere.
Mrs. Anna Hull, Of Steubenville, is the
guest of Mrs Harry Wetherald.
A. r. BTidgeman, Of STdis, has had to
have one Of his eyes removed. Some years
ago it was injured and has been a constant
worry TO him ever since.
Chas. Straub, of Wheeling, has a class
In Turner He'll which is taking %gymnastic
exercises.
Frank Piper, Of Glencoe, has concluded
his course at the College Of Physicians,
Baltimore.
Attorneys Smith, Kelly, Tallman, Dan
ford and Gallaher were at st. Clairsville
yesterday.
Hon. John B. briggs, Common Pleas
Judge, was in the city yesterday afternoon
on his way to spend Sunday with his fam
lily at Woods6eld.
CHARLES J. Gil, who has been on the road
for a Pittsburg glass firm for several years,
was yesterday mode Secretary Of the Elson
Glass Works, to take the place OF Andy
Smith, who has gone to Findlay to erect a
glass works.
CLARINGTOS MATTERS.