Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-06
BELLAIRE.

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Mrs. f. G. Husbands has recovered lroIi
an attack of sickness.
The small boy with revolver IS a com
mon sight these days.
There will be communion service III Oer-
man church this morning
The 1Ftna Glass and Manufacturing
Company will be offered at public sale on
the 10th. The Company has been trying 10
sell it at private sale, but their inquire was
too high for purchasers.
"Shadyside,n Just below town, Will nave
a boom this summer Mr.. y. /. heyser'
of Martins Ferry, who purchased the
Crangle place, will turn it into a summer
resort. A picnic and pleasure ground Will
be fixed up so that parties wanting TO spend
a day in the country can be suited at ''Sha-
dyside." Mr.. X. talks of erecting several
cottages for the use of summer bOarders.
He will likely call his new resort avon
dale"
Quite number Of members of the Epis-
cOpal Church will attend Easter services IN
Wheeling this morning.
Henry Lippel opened his gents furnish
ing store yesterday.
The candidates are making quiet fight
for election Some hard work viii neces-
sarily be done between now and voting
time.
c. W. Dickens has built warehouse adj
dition 10 his place Of business
Mr. Keyscr. a boXmaker, of the First
ward. had Il finger cut off Friday by an ac-
cidcnt
John Parks has moved his family to Il
residence i'm the Fourth ward.
The telephone exchange has big list of
telephones i'm use in Bellaire now and Cen
tral has her hands full at all times during
the day.
The private hop at the Windsor Hotel on
Thursday night was one of the swell events
of the season. Twenty-Five couples partic-
ipated Among those present from neigh
boring towns we mention the following;
Misses Anna Kuhn, Katie Kuhn. Bess
Cook, Maggie Hill, John Kuhn, Al. Bowie,
Harry Cook. of Bridgeport; George Sterl-
ing, Clarke Hamilton and G. a. House, OF
Wheeling; Miss Ret Clark, of st. Glars
vile. and Russell Medill, of Martins
Ferry.
Miss Villa Wise. who has been teach
ing school here for several years, left yes
terday for Washington. Pa, where she
has secured a better position in the schools.
Miss Wise is a scholarly lady, and her pu-
pills here are sorry that they must part
with her
Miss Minnie Marsh left yesterday on a
visit to Miss Myra Terry, of Steuben-
vile.
DR. c. +. Kurt talks of selling out here
and leaving for another field of labor.
Spangler Post No 90, G.. A r., will pre-
sent each each of the teachers of the pub
lie schools with book that tends to in
spire patriotism in all who read it. The
matter will be read 10 the pupils with the
hope that il will have the desired effect
Howard Baker will take the road rs
salesman for the Buckeye Extract Com
panv The concern will then have two
drummers selling goods.
Dr. J. p West is having his ncw home
repaired.
Detectives from Chicago have been
about town for several days.
Appropriate services will be held in the
Catholic Church to-day.
The Atlantic Tea House is now nicely
located in its new quarters
Some changes have been made in the
lower portion of Central House, and an ele-
giant double parlor is the result.
The |. O. Q. +. will not carpet its new
hall until after the dedication.
The new NJ. +. Church will be dedicated
by Bishop Joyce on next Sabbath.
The last service in the old Rock Hill
church will be held next Sunday, after
which the edifice will be torn down 10 be
replaced by "A larger and finer structure,
fifty feet square.
:. NJ. Sutton. who has been running a
general store at Glencoe for many years,
has decided to sell out He has secured
a position with $. Baers Sons, Wheeling,
as travelling salesman.
Miss Saddle Burtoft, of the Fourth ward,
is visiting friends in GAINESVILLE.
4 gentleman from Buffalo, who repre-
sents big publishing house, has presented
the first NJ f. Church with a fine hymnal.
Widow Bedott" will be presented at the
Elvsian Theatre on Tuesday night. This
is one of the best companies that has been
here this season. and was only secured be
cause there was an open date ana the
troupe was in this section.
Mr.. John Parks will represent the Penn
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
The Glass City Building Association has
reelected the old Board of Directors.
Several families moved here from st.
Clairsville last week Martins Ferry also
sent several families.
\ great deal of talk in general way Is
INDUCED in regarding a new opera house.
II is not likely that a structure OF this kind
will be erected very soon. II takes money
to build play houses.
Miss TAYLOR, training teacher in the pub
lie schools has rendered her resignation. 10
Jake effect at the end of the school year.
Miss Taylor has been with us for eight
wears, has proven an excellent teacher, and
we should regret to see her leave.
Mrs. c. w. Barnard, why has been i'll, is
getting better.
Miss Olive Beckett of st. Clairsville,
who has been the guest of Mrs. VIM. Darby
returned home last night.
The committeeman ofthe different parties
should look after the 15-foOt limit at the
voting places
Tile flooring is being laid in the basement
room Of the Dollar Savings bank.
Mrs. DR.. Harkey. lady physician. was
registered at the Globe Hotel yesterday.
State Senator Nichols and Represen-
tative Yoho. of Monroe county, were in
town yesterday.
w. II. Sneider, superintendent of the
United States express, was here yesterday,
on business
Robert MAYER. editor of the Bellaire
Herald will be married in June to Miss En-
ma Clark, of St Clairsville.
The b. Il O. telegraph Office will be NOV
ed up 10 the depot platform.
The night school has reached that point
in attendance that is not likely TO be in
creased.
The Park should receive attention as
soon as the weather is agreeable. 1t is to
be hoped that the next Mayor will take as
much interest in the Square as Mayor
Brown has done.
Outside work is plentiful Painters,
carpenters and others are busy.
A tin store has been opened in the room
formerly occupied by w. H. Thompson, in
the Fourth ward.
Miss Libbie Carroll has returned from a
visit with friends at St Clairsville.
Mr.. and Mrs Sweitzer and wife, Of Ma
rietta. are guests at the home of Jacob
Schramm
Mrs. Scott Cunningham has broken
ground for the erection of a residence at
Shadyside
H. Bonarius has had his place of business
nicely fixed up.
The BenwOod ferry boat will run until
10 D. III. after to-day.
The wet weather of last month increased
the revenue of the street cars somewhat.
The B., Il. Il G. railroad will change its
time table to-day.
The Silver Leaf club will dance Monday
night at Buckeye Hall.