Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-12
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ants are young men. Among the late IAN
didates might be mentioned for City Solic-
itor Oh the Democratic ticket, John OCOr-
ner; John P. Lowman, Republican, for
Township Clerk; E E, Beaver, Democrat,
for County Treasurer; Frank Williams,
Democrat, for second term as Township
Clerk; Township Trustees, Democrats,
short term, Geo. Kern; long term, ]. w.
Shields; Township Trustees, Republicans,
short term, Geo. NJ. Wise; long term, John
Davis.
The Bellaire Relief Hook and Ladder
Company organized by e~lecting Isaac
Luchs, Secretary; Treasurer, VIM. Dugan;
President, j. w. Corbet; Vice President,
VIM. Pracht. The following officers were
also selected: Captain, VIM. Dugan;
First Lieutenant, JOS. Rosser; Second
Lieutenant, Decker Hoffman.
'iDode'' Cochran will be made manager
of the Elysian Theatre.
Miss Annie Warnock is the guest OF
Fourth ward friends.
John Kincade, Jr., is laid up with gas
tric fever.
A gentleman named Monahan purchased
and tore down the old C.. & P. shops.
DR.. l. H. Day, of ~Ironton, is visiting
friends in this city.
Mrs. VIM. Turnbull and daughter Maud
will leave tomorrow for the northwest, in
the hope OF recuperating the failing health
of the latter.
Mrs. Paul, the lady who run the Han
over Hotel at Martins Ferry, has rented
the st. Nicholas Hotel, of this city, and
will open up 10 u few days.
A. w. Baggs c~ontemplates a trip to Eu-
rope.
Daniel Mckinley will leave Tor Chicago
shortly to visit his parents.
Miss Luells Thompson Is visiting friends
in GAINESVILLE.
The blrges that laid above the Benwood
ferry have been pulled out Of the ice and
taken away.
The lower coal works did a big business
several DAYS last week furnishing tow
boats with fuel.
Mrs. J. w. Sanders has had the in
terror of her residence nicely fixed up.
Mrs. S. Luchs has returned from a SIX
weeks visit in Philadelphia.
The Progress Club holds q mock trial
this evening.
The township trustees have a great
many applications for relief at present.
John RunyOn as night porter at the
Globe hotel is a success.
Will Robinson will not 90 west until
May.
The stamping company is shipping large
quantities of the new oil can.
The boys took advantage of the excellent
skating Ou the creek.
The street commissioner has received an
excellent machine for cleaning out catch"
basins.
This a lively industrial city, notwith-
standing the inactivity of tine tableware
factories The idle glass factories as well
as the window glass factories and divers
industries are shipping considerable goods,
50 that matters are not so bad as they
might be.
d. G.. Banks, travelling salesman for the
Ktpa Glass Works has engaged with the
Fostoria Glass Works.
The window glass factories have o big
demand for their product just now, and
this added to q good trade last year makes
matters uery prosperous with them.
The Aerial Club gave one of it's periodi-
cal hops on Friday night in Aerial Hall.
Twenty-Five couples of the young folks
took part and tripped to music until an
early hour Saturday morning.
The revival at the South Bellaire NJ. E
Courch is extending each day aud wonder.
full work is being done by Rev. J. C.
Smith.
The new drum corps will hold a festival
on March ID and Sd.
Frank Mason, Of the First ward, is seri-
ously i'll.
The Buckeye Building Association holds
its annual meeting and sells more money
tomorrow evening.
The Boston Shoe House has decided to
remsin here permanently.
AChap who was full of bad whisky lost
his hat Friday night. A policeman came
along and run the fellow in. Moral, if
You must get drunk keep your hat.
An Uncle Toms Cabin troupe was
with US yesterday. The performances were
pretty well attended.
Miss Lima Dawson ia the guest of Barnes
vile friends.
Lotus Lodge No. 1913, K. of K, Thurs
day night, at the regular monthly meet
ing, elected the following ~oficers: J. J..
Kern, D; C. E. Brockman, V. D DR.. J..
Park West, Asst D.; George Walters,
Guide; B. F. Cockayne, F. R; D. W.
Cooper, Ri. T. Kelly, Treasurer; George
Myers, N; c. C. Kelly, n.
The funeral Of Miss Jennie Tarbert will
take place to-day.
John Masters has decided to locate in
Businessburg.
Mrs. G.. Z. Beaver is recovering slowly
from an attack Of the fever.
The Dramatic Literary Club of st. Johns
Church is preparing to present a play TO
the public. Some Of the members are
good artists, and the entertainment will no
doubt he a good one.
The Kendall Novelty Company will ap-
pear before the people of Bellaire in about
ten days.
Gus Stevens is an excellent gentleman in
our orchestra. He has some get up and
git" about him.
Parks & Dickens double stores for your
wall paper.
Several OF our people are already talking
trip over the Atlantic for next sum-
mer.
Mrs. johnson. who for several years has
managed the place now known as the
Park House" has retired owing to feeble
health. Friday night she gave her friends
a farewell supper.
The c. & P. company is evidently "wait-
ing for something to turn up" as no work
has been done on the proposed new depot.
Rev. J.. F. Hamilton, of Warren, has
been called to this city by the serious ILL
ness Of his wife.
The religious lecture at City Hall last
night was not very well attended.
A great many valentines were deposited
In the postofice yesterday.
The nail factory will make another effort
to run tomorrow.
Prof, B. F. Jones has, returned from a
visit to the public schools at Alliance,
Youngstown and Salem.
The Metbodists of Benwood were thick
this city yesterday soliciting for con-
tests for the benefit of the church. Never
mind, neighbors, it will be our turn next.