Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-12-21
BELLAIRE.

The funeral of John McCauley will take
place this afternoon at | 30, from the First
M. +. Church.
Welbv Crimmel is now telegraph opera
tor for the Standard Oil Company near
Fostoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fitton are home
from the meeting of the Sunday School
Convention ut GAINESVILLE.
The X of p. had pleasant trip TO
Barnesville.
An official order says all advertising
matter. except that of the company, must
come down in the b. Il Q. depot.
There is talk of the nail factory starting
after the first of the year.
There will be an entertainment IN the I
p. Church on Monday night.
1t is said that James Wilson will resign
the Presidency of the Bellaire Nail WORKS
after the first of the year.
Prof. Killmeyer will furnish the music
for the hop of the Americas Club.
Some sleigh riding was INDUCED in last
week. More of it would have taken place
had there been more sleighs.
Quarterly conference was held in the
First NJ. f. Church Friday night.
The Episcopal Church will have its an
nual treat on Christmas Eve.
w. l.. Oavidsons lecture in the First Nj
f. Church last night
The McGibeny family gave an excellent
performance last night to good crowd.
The street cars are running again, after
a rest of three days.
The first B. II. X G.. train that came IN
after the storm was covered with snow and
presented very picturesque aspect.
Holiday buyers were out in great force
Yesterday, and business was very lively.
None of our merchants report business
as up TO last year at this time.
A gravel train from up the river put the
c.. & u. ward in good condition after two
days of hard work.
The administrator of NJ. Conroy sold
the estate OF the latter, who is deceased,
yesterday.
The annual meeting of the Buckeye Saw
ngs and Loan Association occurs on Mon
day evening.
The Aetna Glass and Manufacturing
Companv's stockholders meet in annual
convention on s Saturday, January IL.
Mr.. Porterlield, the plumber, and wife
leave tomorrow to visit friends in Penn
sylvania.
The number of dances that are soon TO
take place is large. 1t seems each day
brings bills for another ball.
The museum on Union street was kind
of attraction last week. The grind organ
kept up an incessant rattle.
Chat Lewis, who sprained his ankle, is
able TO be out.
Two Old Pals will appear at the Ely
sian theater on Thursday night-Christ-
mas.
Yesterday was the last day to pay taxes
and the Collectors office was busy place
al! Il school teachers received Christmas
money yesterday.
Painters have very little work to do at
present.
j. Biggs has secured a position with A.
Kern. the timer.
A number of glass workers who have
been employed at F'indlay, Fostoria and
other towns, came home last night for the
HOLIDAYS. More will arrive to-day. Bell
aire has quite u little colony of workers
who are not employed at home.
Robert Peterborough injured his foot a
few days since, and has been going about
with u cane.
Petty thieves are getting in their work
in different parts of the city. Country peo-
pie are also troubled.
Milton and Dollie Mobiles play, Love
and Law" will be here next Saturday
night.
Lectures and entertainments are coming
too fast to be profitable.
]. w. Sherer will spend the holidays in
Plttsburg.
Geo. Stevens and wife, of Pittsburg,
will spend the holidays with relatives in
this city. George is now blower IL one
of the steel plants in Pittsburg.
The steel plant has closed down until
some repairs can be made.
Henry Blum's Christmas present ar
rived Yesterday. Twins. Boy and girl.
Part of Fitzpftrick's Rip Van Wrinkle
company are in the city. Fitzpatrick
Bros. have relatives here The company
is taking a rest for the holidays.
The many times the town has knocked
out the matinee at the theatre yesterday to
some extent. The people were going on
fast time; the McGibeny family on rail
road. Bellaire is a great city.
The tax books were taken to st. Glars
Vile last night
The Board of Examiners will hold an eX-
animation on January 18th.
The late snow smothered about 20 sheep
belonging to George Myers, of this town.
ship.
James Fowler, of Summerfield, and Miss
Ella Ball, of GAINESVILLE, were married at
the St. Nicholas Hotel yesterday by Rev.
l.. w. Barr.
Decker Hoffman assaulted woman, for
which he will be fed and taken care of dur
ing most of the cold weather at st. Clairs-
vile iail. To one who finds it hard work
to get along in winter time, what refuge
the iail is. The mode of punishment is
more of pleasure than anything else.
The Bellmre Chautauqua Circle on Fri
dav evening had for its English history
lesson that period covering the struggle
with Joan of Arc and the Wars of the
Roses. and also discussed the intellectual
development of Anglo-Saxon England, the
advantages of scholar of the middle ages,
and colloquial English. This Circle is
open to any one who wishes to join.