Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-09
BELLAIRE.


for her health. Two of ths children vii
accompany them.
The lsdies of the First M. E. Church
cleared $1C5 on the late Thankfg wing din
ner.
Dan Mckinley, who has been working
st FIndlay, is back in these parts again.
He has secured position at Wheeling.
There is some attraction In Bellalre for
Danny.
Mali can be tent to PittsbuIg over the
evening train on the B. d o. This
train arrives in the "Smoky City" abou;
as soon as the G. & P. which leaves here
an hour and half earlier.
Jubilee bread is all the rage. The ar
ticle originated in Wheeling, but one OF
two of cur bakers make it equal 20 the
Wheeling production.
There was some talk of changing the
Central telephone office from the present
quarters to the bank building, but the idea
hes been abandoned.
There are one or two parties in this city
who are eff0rting to work some scheme to
obtain a pension from the government.
They had better be careful as Ulcle Sam is
| DaQ IeuOW 10 uehl VIII.
A class in the High School is getting
ready to study short history of Alexander
and Cesar.
Miss Maggie Anderson, ofSt. ClairsVille,
is visiting fciends in this city.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Belmont glass works will be held
January 9th.
The B., Il. & G. trsin was several hours
late yesterday afternoon.
Misses Florercs Davis and Emma Reed,
Of Pittsburg, and Miss Annie McClsrian,
of Bridgeport, are the guests CT Mrs. W. s.
Carroll.
The sbesp pelt dealers are securing the
country fer relts.
Peter Gtodnaus is here on a visit from
New Mexico.
A coal bank is being opened at Rock
Hill.
Mrs. McGomgi arrived yesterday to
lcok after the injury of her husband, who
was Drained and robbed couple CT days
since. The man is still unconscious and ii
ia thought he will not recover.
August Kuder is a new Director CT the
Buckeye Baildirg aud Loan Company.
Miss Birdie Ogle left yesterday to visit
West Virginia friends.
Liberty Hose Company dances at City
Hail next Saturday night.
"Terry the Swell' Will draw a big
crowd, as the show is q good one, and Of
that character which strikes the people OF
Bellaire.
ST. Johns Dramatic club has secured
the Elysian theater !or the Goth, at which
time will be presented the play Nevada,
or the Lost Mine"
The boilers of the water works power
house were yesterday fixed for the use Of
coal. Gas will be dispensed with.
The round trip to the inaugural ceremo'
MES at Washington, in March, will be
about 5000.
While business is pretty fair with oul
merchants, it is not as good as expected.
Our people are not emp Dyed regularly,
ard therefore are not flush with money.
All the churches seem to be preparing
for holiday entertainments.
Frank Fralipger, of this city, who il
now working at North Baltimore, and
VIM. Cri6er ran foot race the other day
for purse of $400 Ctider won.
Walter Brown, a colored gentleman, has
been appointed to postal clerkship on the
C &P. He will run between here and
Wellsyille.
Mild weather g predicted for the next
week, but ltiiver us from green Christ
mas.
The tramp with g brass ring was abroad
in this city yesterday.
The K. of P. elected new officers on
ThuI3iiaY evening.
The Republicans are SILL celebrating in
this neigh 2orhood. PoWhatan had blow
olt this week.
yesterday the weather WAS mild and was
a good day 20 be without.
Zhe immortal J. Il. is heading this way.
He will lire the veil at CImbridbs next
Saturday. ). II. never misses Beilai1e
when in this section. "a may not get
here I9T some days as walking is bad and
he is not favori5e with conductors like be
used 70 he. J. i. tie pressure is not great
here and it is rot necessary thai 1t should
be removed. The pressure OF natural gas
We mean.
4 teachers exarlinasCa Will he held
here nett atlrd9",
Mrs. Lee Cursrd, OF EannesyiiIe, sister
Of Mrs. DR.. John Mcdonald, q Crave!
Fill, is visiting here.
lIrs. George and Thomas Boyce attend
ed the funeral Of DR.. 2riato2, a5 SbaCps-
burg.
Tide Gravel Hill Hcso Company haa
elected the following oGicaca: Captain,
Charles Har Ike; EiraL Lieutenant, James
Wilkinacn; Second LjaatsGGn5, William
Jacobs; PrtaiGsnt, David Jones; Er2G31rar,
Thomas Blmocj; Sfs,72.ry. /. Il. Iris
well; Jaliu9r, VIA. hl1rs.:; ,farasn, D..
vic JCHe9,
lire. C5arls5 S!,e:te Ii .a the eisy from
Noun 1svj'ig
The yYestiaiIa brot5acs, hall r:aTars.
will likely play wlch eoU.e iesgGe claa, IS
they have several o-4lG,
Quarterly meeting in the IL. I. church
to-day.
Rails for the street railway have been
distributed along the route as far down as
the public square.
Hiram Jones has been suffering from a
weak ankle of late, and fluids it hard work
to attend his duties as foreman OF the K.na
machine shop.
Terry, the Swell" appears at the
Ely sian theatre tomorrow evening, The
man who has the show on the road is
millionaire.
The American Mechanics will select
new officers at their meetirg On next
Thusdav evening.
Lou HeCffler will take the place CT the
lat, Chas. Hal IS postal clerk, on the
B. & o.
The man who ran tie museum on Bel
mont street, has left minus a pug dog,