Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-25
BELLAIRE.

The many friends of Mr. Conrad Rum
bach gathered at Turner Hall, Tuesday
evening to celebrate the fifteenth anniyer-
sary of his marriage. 1t was very enjoy
able affair Mr.. Rumbach was presented
with an elegant gold Turner pin.
j. N Bridgeman and John Tarbet, neigh
bors on Rose Hill, have quarreled and the
latter was arrested for destroying some
fence belonging TO Bridgeman.
James Porterfield, accompanied by his
cousin, Miss Jessie Cowan, of San Fran
cisco, has gone TO Providence, Il. L., on a
visit TO relatives.
J. B. Barnhill and Samuel Simmons,
partners in the boiler manufacturing bust
ness have dissolved partnership, the latter
retiring.
The ladies of the Second Presbyterian
Church presented Mrs X. Nj. Eaton with
an elegant dinner set as Christmas pres
eut
The Democrat issued neat Christmas
supplement this week We are pleased TO
know that this excellent paper is prosper
ing
Fred. Harmon, of Jacobsburg, and Miss
Jennie McHenry were married at the home
of the bride, in this city, last evening.
The ladies of the First NJ. L. Church
are holding a festival and bazaar on the
east side of the square.
The machine works of the -Etna Manu-
featuring Company has been enjoying
good trade this winter.
Laura Mccullough arrived home from
the West last evening. She had been alb
sent four months.
Martin Kane received plinful injuries
from a fall while working in the b. Il o.
round house.
Mrs. Charles Craig, OF Bridgeport, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. j. NJ. PAUL, at
the St Nicholas.
The boys are still arriving from the new
gas towns, TO spend the holidays with
friends here.
Several of our people will attend the
Clarendon Hotel banquet at st. Clairsville
this evening.
Yesterday was probably the biggest day
for Bellaire merchants in the history OF
the city.
Albert Boyer and Miss Jennie Mckain,
both of this township, were married last
evening.
The Independent is after the Mayor for
granting a license to men TO run game oil
chance.
The b. Il o. and B., L. Il c. local trains
were crowded with holiday shoppers yes
day
Ida Warnock and Lilly Weeks will
spend Christmas with friends al Warnock.
The saloon keepers before the Mayor
this week were taxed from so TO so each
The entertainment of the First NJ. T..
Sunday School occurs this evening.
&. Straph'c frlpf tViu-
dow cracked big plate OF glass.
Yesterday was great day for business,
and every line of trade was busy.
Two Old Pals" will be the attraction at
the Elysian theatre this evening.
The factory of the Bellaire Nail Works
is being put in good condition.
Frank Fletcher and Miss Kate Bentfield
were married Tuesday evening.
There will be a Christmas tree at the
German church this evening.
Joseph Hazel and Miss Cora Craig were
married on Tuesday evening.
Jesse Parnell lost his account book and
check book yesterday.
Robt Streets, who has been i'll for a long
time. does not improve.
Emil Schmidt will serve venison lunch
TO his friends to-day.
j. NJ. Maring went 70 Somerton, to visit
relatives yesterday.
The tax books will be returned to Bell
aire after Christmas.
The Little Tycoon Club dances in Turn
or Hall this evening.
Trains are now running regularly on the
B., Il. Il &. road.
The Episcopal Church held Christmas
treat last night.
Walter Pryor has secured place with
the b. X o. Co.
The Christian Church will have a treat
this evening.
The banks and the postofiice will observe
Christmas.
Several new saloons have been opened up
of late.