Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-29
BELLAIRE.

The hop Of the Sleilian Clu0 on Jnurs-
day evening was one Of the most pleasant
events ofthis season. Kamer's orchestra
played.
Miss Emma Cochran left last week to
visit friends inst. Eeuis. .
The Standard Theatre Company played
to q big house last night The next at
traction is on February LIST.
The South Bellaire Social Club promises
an entertainment this week.
All the bows who went to Fostoris say
they like the place.
John Robinson, the painter, has nicely
izsd up the burnt building Of Blum Bros.
There is q brisk demand for nails just
now-or rather for the prices Of the ar
tiele.
The fair and festival for the benefit Of
the coming street fair and for the park
fund, viii no doubt be q great success II
the ladies who have been invited to turn
out At the meeting on Tuesday evening
Il Is proposed to have special features eacn
evening of the affair, and the committee
il of the opinion that a good round SUN
can be made. s'Whoop her up"
Frank Litten will retain the position as
deputy oil inspector for another term.
A bill board in the Third ward blew
over and came very near striking an olo
gentleman who was passing.
The new walk across the public square
when completed, will be a great improve
ment.
One of our well-known amateur oarsmen
was found in his place ofbusiness one day
vigorously Juggling away at q rowing ma
chine. he WAS prFcticing under lnstrue-
tons and his trainer gave him so many
minutes for exercise. A customer came IN
to the store while the young Oarsmsn was
busy at his machine, but the boat-pulIer
did not cease his task. Another customer
showed up but still the machine did not
stop. Finally, when the row OF buyers
numbered i've, the oarsman ceased his
labor ard exclaimed: 'You see l could not
Quit, rs nv trainer told me to practice hf-
teen minutes at a stretch without stop
ping" and the young man proceed to wait
on his customers.
Candidates are beginning to appear in
the arena and the contests for spring offices
will be exciting.
Rev. w. 5. Campbell has returned from
the South, and will hold service IN the
Episcopal Church to day.
The Second ward boys want a hose
house.
Most all of our industries have held an
uuaI meetings, and the reports OF most are
encouraging.
The fire laddies will soon receive four
dozen rev gum coats.
Some of the more conservative heads IN
the Law and Order League have decided
to withdraw from the organization II the
aggressors of the order do not cOniiue them
selves 10 the work public sentiment de-
mands.
The Belmont County Medical Society
meets here on Tuesday.
ST. Valentines Day comes next. The
custom Of sending comic valentines here
mas been gradually dying out.
Ms. Johnson, the lady who ran the
Park House, has disposed of her interest
10 Mrs. White.
The manager of the new street railway
has been in the East for several weeks.
John White and wife have located near
Portsmouth.
The city will sell SIS, 900 worth OF bands
on February 9th.
Liberty Hose Company's annual ball
occurs On February 22d.
That old eve sore-the G. &P. shop, Is
being consigned TO the scrap Pile.
The Second NJ. Z Church will hold a
festival the 2d, 81 and 4th Of March.
A. W. Boggsi is taking a rest at his home
in Cadiz
Mrs Wilson, the owner of the hot houses
on Rose Hill, has rented them toa MIR.
Duncan.
The working flint glass workers do not
say a word when they are assessed from
! So TO s. = week to aid the striking work
men. They know that the retention OF
their order ueeessitates a good sized piece
| of the Loaf and the boys cheerfully come
/ down with all that is required.
The intended leap year parties seem 70
have been given up.
Why should come OF the workingmen be
opposed to the change OF the city's time.
| Ofcourse railroad time is later than the
present time that We use, but if the tactO-
ries went to work at $50 in the morning
instead of 200. we cannot see what differ
ence il should make.
According to the papers st. Clairsyille
\ has sixteen wedding already booked be-
tween now and April lst.
The ladies OF the Hebrew Benevolent
Society will give a select ball in the Globe
| Hotel parlors, on the 9th of February.
J. W. Cabot, manager of the steel plant,
WAS presented with a gold-headed cane b!
his employees.
Frank, the Wheeling tailor, will locate
here after the 1st OF April.
Has il struck you that the new fire
alarm is not much better than the old one.
fits training the fire laddies want,
they should turn out every time an alarm
is sounded. There are enough calls 10
make the boys expert runners
Chas. Murray, the bottle blower, has
resumed work again after an idleness OF
| two weeks from sickness.
Justices OF the Peace are not ali hard
hearted individuals. One day not long
siuce q man was before Squire Garrett,
and the man of the law fined him $40 and
costs and n day in Jail, and, turning TO
the officer in charge of the prisoner, be
said: See that the mar serves his day in
prison on SUNDAY, so that he will not lose
q working day
Rev. B Daniels will hold services to day
in the Third VI. Z Church, Bridgeport, at
3 O'Clock.
ProE Kreiter still has one or two pupils
in his German class here.
TIE basement of the Christian Church
will be 4 good place for church suppers or
fairs of any kind:
wELLSBURG NEWS.