Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-11
BELLAIRE.
W. Va.

All the New Gathered and Condensed in
short Sentences.
G. L. Gould, the gentlemanly civil en-
gineer who left hare about the first Of the
year with several capitalists, for the pur'
pose of engaging in railroad enterprise IN
South America, has returned home. Mr..
Gould has had an interesting experience
since he left Bellaire. The gentlemen
found the contemplated enterprise not
what they expected and it was abandoned.
The crowd then mapped out a big vacation
trip. Leaving Brazil they travelled south
in the primitive way of that country and
visited Peru and Chilli. Mr.. Gould IS
party left Buenos AyIes in March and
went By steamer 20 South Hampton, Eng
land. a distance Of 000 miles.
The rain yesterday upset the calculations
of great many persons.
"Rife" Gibbs, porter at the Central
House, has returned from visit in the
Northwest.
Perry, Globe Hotel porter, is we'll again,
and hustling for trade.
A match game OF lawn tennis will be
played in the Fourth ward one evening
this week,
a boat race may be made between Muth
and White after the glass factories re-
sumo.
Muth wants TO race any cyclist in town
on bicycle.
Mrs. James F. Anderson has returned
from a visit to her mother at Lewis Mills
The B. & 0. will sell excursion tickets
to Rurr's Mills until the 10Th.
John Baugh, who has charge of the
boarding tent at Bethel, is serving guests
in good style.
The IBellare Democrat wants to know if
we are to have street fair this fall.
Rather looks like we would not.
An individual shouted across the street
to gentleman he knew the following:
"Hellol was it you VINO weIe arrested for
fighting" A prompt rejoiader, so that it
could be heard plainly, was something like
this. VAST you who wac just released
from Jail for stsaling?" Il WAS return
compliment vorthily bestowed, and the
fellow went OF feeling ahashed.
The Curiosity Baziar is on IN fuil blast
at Burr's Mills.
Joe Duncan, OF Bridgeport, was in the
city yesterday.
Several new natural gas meters were pat
il last week.
Louis Baeshar mas returned from six
weeks trip to Denver, Salt Lake City and
other weGtern points. While away be
visited Brigham Young'5 tabernacle. lie
ia still single yet, snc is not tinged with
MornOnisE.
There will be a general meeting Of the
FIRE department this afternoon to make az
&c 90 to Wellsyille.
Miss Ida Wsrnock, Of the Democrat Office,
is visiting at her home at WarDOck.
A ball club from here will play match
game with the Barnssville club, on the
grounds Of the latter, or Wednesday.
John WhaleR talks OF taking course in
college.
Thomas Jackley entertained friends last
week at his home Just west of town.
At least 400 people have found fault
with something about the new 1. o. O. F.
building. Hardly person can be found |
who does not know all about erecting a
large structure like the one in question.
If you 90 to BurI's Mills to-day you can
count on getting in the grounds and hear
ng Bishop Joyce for nothing.
4 Yaus, of the Central Hotel, is spend |
ng the summer in the country.
Harry Leisure spent one day in camp
asst week and reports he got enough.
Town is good enough for him.
The season of csmpmeeting is at It's
leighth. Bethel and Burr's Mills will
yield TO Noonan and Moundsville this
week.
EThe1e were not very many O. & P. men
II this city at the picnic yesterday.
The sale of fancy goods in Miller's
tore has not been finished yet.
The grass in the City Park is knee
leep again.
1t is said that the family of S. Q. Ham
lton will move to Lancaster.
The lover Lantern Globe Works will
esume tomorrow.
]. NJ. Marsing is having mis- private
Ifi ce fixed up.
Anderson & MoGregor, lumber dealers,
eport business as good.
A letter from James Dubois, who is in
Dakota, states that be is having good
ime and that he witnessed the treaty
made by the United States with the In
lians last week.
Currsn, the tombstone man, has three
travellers on the road now.
The Banquet club had a pleasant time