Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-21
BELLAIRE.

Harry Knight, the actor, has signed with
r Waite and is busily engaged rehears-
inc the company for the opening next
"T The First M. E. Church has made noble
s+,.ngoIe this year. A new editice mas Deeh
erected and several thousands Oh dollars
have been paid on it. Rev. L. W. Lane
left for conference with his salary palu III
! full -, ,.,,,,,;,,,, q
Touring mill at Sistersvllle, IS nome nc
will likely take charge of the mill oil Con-
missioner Berry, which has just been COM
pleted on Pipe creek. ,.o,.,.
Mrs. Powell, of the Fourth ward, leaves
revt week for Washington TO reside.
w. j. McClain's new dwelling al MI
| Clainville is nearing completion.
Two of the window glass houses nave
been unable to start owing to scarcity OF
natural gas ,- ho,.o oil
Waite's Comedy Company plays mere al
this week. Monday night LED Astray
will be presented.
James Fitton has opened a PLUMBING shcP
| in GAINESVILLE The new business IS III
charge of his son Henry.
The farmers out the B., u. & c. who say
they would feel glad if the narrow gauge
was moved out of their section are Just
| talking. &C.,
The Democratic Congressional Conyen-
ton will meet this week at Caldwell.
Walter Troll, assistant cashier in the
Savings Bank, is at his home IN 81. Glars
vile sick
Joseph Blackburn is taking course in
pharmacy. ,,o.;u. Co,+o,,,
her 30 The show is little late this year.
Revs. Lane and Collier are still at con-
| ference at Cambridge and will not be
home before Tuesday. There will be no
service in either of the Methodist Churches
| in consequence.
Harry Weeks has returned from Wells
burg, where he has been working III d
glass factory.
The BARRIERS are using the lamp posts
about town for barber poles. If the col
umns of iron cannot be useful they can AT
| least be ornamental
Mrs. DR. William McMasterS IS very
low and fears are entertained OF her recoV-
cry.
A freight car got out Of the switch at
GAINESVILLE yesterday and started down
the grade at lively rate. After speedy
| trip of several miles the runaway crashed
| into a caboose and stopped. Both cars
were more or less damaged.
The Republican Congressional Conven-
ton will be held at Caldwell II VIII be
one week later than the one held by the
Democrats
The last four weeks has been the banner
month for marriages. Fully TWENTY-FIVE
| licenses were issued by the Probate Judge.
On October 9th bids for the construc-
ton of twenty-one miles in Pultney town
ship will be opened.
! - 4 ,tappacauffup the Nj
eta Chair Company, was in the city yes
/ terday.
Bellaire has several travelling picture en-
| largers on her hands just now who are
great Washers, so they think.
| Services will be held in the Episcopal
church this morning and tonight. Here
tofore there has been no church AT night.
John Hofer, ex-t'ish Commissioner, was
/ taken with a stroke of paralysis on Friday,
at Wegee, and is not expected to recover
/ Mr.. HOfer purchased farm at Wegee
some time since and was down looking at
! it. While at the station waiting for the
train he was stricken down. Friends car
ried him to a house near by, where he re-
mains.
/ The PRESBYTERIAN church at Wegee
closed very successful festival last night.
The residence of Charles Beazel, in the
/ Fifth ward cut, will be handsome struct-
ure of six rooms.
The new front of Schmulbach's building
will be three stories high.
/ Miss Minnie Marsh acclaimed at the
/ Christian Church conference at Quaker
/ City yesterday.
George POorman, local editor of the
Tribune. was attacked by unknown assail-
ants on Friday night and badly used up.
The Mercantile Club will elect new Off
| GERS tomorrow evening.
Misses Lucy ROdefer and Bessie Shep-
herd gave party TO their friends last even
ing.
Sol Rhuebottom, who was injured by
runaway horse, is resting as easy as could
be expected.
Mrs. T. a. Rodefer and Mrs. Thomas
Wetherald have been selected as delegates
to the annual convention of the w. {. T. L.
which meets in ChillicOthe, o., oct. p.
A ball given in Turner Hall for the ben
eft of a Mrs. Smith, did not pan out very
good.
Politicians representing both parties
were in the city yesterday.
Betz Cullen will be home from Denver
this week John Watt. assisted by Bates
Williams. have been running his place of
business during his absence
Burgars,took articles of apparel from the
home of Geo. O. Robinson west of town
The High School mas ABOUT lou pupils
and the teachers have their hands full.
Nineteen teachers tried for certificates
yesterday.
Earl Cooper, clerk in the posto1ice, is on
the sick list
The talk that the nominations made by
the Democrats last week have created
some dissatisfaction is without foundation.
Capt !. Il. Purnell has returned from
trip TO the West.
The Knights Of Pythias will give Robert
Downing and Fred Warde banquets when
they appear here. Downing is booked for
the 10th of November, and Ward for De
cember Sth.