Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-30
BELLAIRE.


Fifth ward cut, is nearing completion. Inc
cut is now nicely built up with desirable
places of abode. There is now only one or
two vacant lots on the west side OF tne
street. If the street was paved the resi-
dents of that part of the town would be
fixed
B. & o. clerks took half holiday on
THANKSGIVING and enjoyed themselves.
Carl Dorer sings nicely III German, as
those can attest who heard him at the
banquet the other night.
Fred Yuhnke's new place OF business
will be opened in a few days.
Oliver Kinsey's new house on GraVei
Hill is about completed.
i w. Couson is making some repairs on
his place of business.
Bellaire Lodge, No. 37S, l. o. o. F., will
likely install the new officers IN puollc
about the first of January.
The milk dealers are making 1t warm Tor
dead beats. They have an organization
that includes every dairyman OF any con-
sequence The Secretary is at present en-
gagged in listing the individuals about town
who have failed TO pay.
The fire adjusters for the Stamping Com
panv are slow about showing up Up to
Yesterday morning only one man was here.
Work at the planning mill has slowed upa
little after rush of several months.
The street railway is particularly anX-
iOus to see Bellaire street opened up over
the B. 4 o. railroad tracks.
Bellaire was fortunate in securing
"Hovt's Trip TO Chinatown" The show
opened in Denver three weeks since, and is
now working East. Messrs. Hoyt and
Thomas. managers of the company. are
with the organization, and will be here
Their reputation demands that the COM
pany be tirst-class
The marriage of VIM. Lewis to Miss
Lille Hilbnrn is announced to take place
on the llth of December.
A gentleman who burned kiln OF lime but
who is not very good at figuring had a
number of persons racking their brains last
week in calculating the number OF bushels
of lime in the kiln.
The GAINESVILLE Republican says:
During the week the school children
have been bringing potatoes TO school, each
pupil bringing three or more. The potatoes
were placed on tables in the corridor, and
on Wednesday school dismissed early, 10
give the children chance to view the dis
play. Prof Bowers room had the most
potatoes. The potatoes were sold, and the
proceeds sent TO the Ohio Humane Society.
Prof. Jones returned from New Phila-
delpLia yesterday, where he attended a
meeting OF teachers.
Reserved seats for Fred Warde will 60
or sale Thursday morning at o'clock.
There will be Il scramble for them. The
X. ofP. will be out in fotce. rs Mr.. Warde
IS great favorite with the members Of
| this order.
Herbert Buchannou spent Thanksgiving
with lady friends at St. Clairsville.
The B. X .. dinlSy, which used to run
! from St. Clairsville to Wheeling, now runs
| from the county seat to the junction:
A number OF young men have decided to
form an organization for the discussion OF
politics and other matters, for mutual I'M
provement. The society is to be non-par-
tisan. but everybody will be allowed TO
vent their ideas.
The Chauatuqua Literary Society at the
meeting held on Friday night discussed
the "Siiver BILL 1t was interesting 10
say the least, but the ladies were not con-
ycrsant with the subject. The Sterner sex
got there in good shape.
Irene Ferren, of st. Clairsyille, is the
guest of Ella Roscoe.
The run at the steel plant was not so
large last week as the proceeding one,
owing to a breakage of machinery.
Robert Neal has made some improve
ments in his livery stable.
One of the Italian workmen was arrested
AdNl MCth lOI DClll- Ni ulAh.
Last week was good one for marriages.
At least half a dozen young ladies and gen.
tlemen were welded.
Frank Fralinger and wife will go 70
housekeeping in the First ward this week
VIM. Parks has returned from ten days
trip through the State in the interest OF his
building association.
The funeral of Alfred Hutchinson oc-
CURED yesterday afternoon. The knights
of the Golden Eagle and the Junior Order
of American Mechanics turned out IN u
body
The *. of p. had ten nice turkeys left
over after the banquet, The boys had ~
when they set the tables.
Another cheap store Is to be opened IN
the Second ward.
The First ward reading room has quite a
collection of books now. n new INSTALL
ment was received last week.
The Second NJ. +. Church gave On enter
tainment in City Hall last night. One OF
the features of the entertainment were the
pies. One was called a live pigeon PIE, an
other pig tail pie.
Miss Belle Beazel and Supt. Jones, of
our public schools, will take part in the
programme which will be rendered at the
meeting of the Belmont County Teachers
Association, which meets here December
9th.
A drunken man broke open the door of
( A. Rocder's residence. He skipped before
| Mr.. r. showed up.
| Rev. T. A. Lane will preach Il sermon to
| to the Good Templars this evening.
William Blackburn and wife have re-
turned from an extended visit with friends
| at Carrolton, ..
The funeral of Owen Kane will take
place this afternoon at | o'clock. Inter-
ment at Mount Calvary.
Rev. Wirz will preach at st. Stephen S
Church. Wheeling. this evening.
A lady who purchased land at Shadyslde
about a wear ago concluded TO sell her pos
sessions ut =, 500 A gentleman acquaint-
ance advised her to hold her property.
| This was TWO weeks ago. Several parties
have since come to the conclusion that
| they want to purchase the ladys posses,
sions. The figures have now been advanced
by private parties to $500, but the woman
has concluded to wait while longer.
| Officers Johnson and Strobel have been
suhnoenaed to appear in Court at Zanes-
Vile They left last night.
The Home Benevolent Society elected
the following officers: President, Mrs.
John Rodefer; Secretary, Miss Maggie
Crettv. Committees were appointed IN
each ward with work assigned to each.
/ The noted Jubilee troupe, which will APP
near in the Christian Church Tuesday
evening. December ID, comes under the
ansnices of the non-partisan w. G. 7. U.
This organization has large membership
of earnest Christian women, who are spar
! ing neither labor nor expense to bring this
collection of rare vocalists to our city.
| O'Hooligan-"He tould me to move
on. Ord hev yez TO know Dim GIN
| tlamon' seZ OF. Prove ut SeZ he.