Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-23
BELLAIRE.

Mrs. James Fitton and Mrs John Rode
! fer are at Allegheny attending the conven-
ton of the non-partisan w. G. r. L.
John Wagner. plumber at the Stamping
Company, is laid up, threatened with the
| fever.
The young daughter of John Loudensla-
ger, who drank lye is on the road to recov-
cry, but has very sore mouth. The lye
was diluted with water, else The girl would
have died
Mrs. ID. j. Murray, Of the Fourth ward,
is laid up with sickness.
Barnesville will send down big delega-
| ton to see Fred Warde when he appears
here
The workman who fell eighty feet at the
blast furnace and picked himself up, must
have been made of India rubber
K. Elikan has purchased Il fine pony for
driving purposes
Squire Glasgow, w. ID. Noble, Alex.
Harler and Charles Jenkins have moved
their families here from st. Clairsville
Junction.
Most of the corn in,this vicinity has been
husked. Considerable of the product is
damaged.
When will Bellaire celebrate the COM
pletion of the Wheeling and Lake Erie
railroad into the city.
Kidd Bros. are clearing up their mine at
St. Clairsville junction. The works will
resume in full as soon as the mine is in
good shape.
Miss Retta Clark, of St Clairsville, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Robert Meyer,
in the Fourth ward.
James White, of Businessburg, has been
awarded the contract to paint the iron
bridge over McMahon's creek.
1t begins to look as if the tariff which is
c,,nYAcal 70 hat-p Ippn rnusb IN
window glass workers would now be the
means of doing them ncalculable injury.
Thos. Burke, b. X o. engineer, who was
hurt several days since, is able to be about.
The Every Other Week Club will meet
on Friday evening of this week at the home
of Mr. Mary Carroll.
81 Plunkard's band was a great attrac-
tion and hundreds COMPOUNDED the show
with 81 Perkins. The latter is immense
and will be here in March.
Mrs. Harvey Leighton will ship her
household goods to Akron this week
Some new machinery has been put in the
electric light plant and the streets look
brighter than ever.
The Good Templars will attend service
in First Nj. f. Church next Sunday night.
Robert Hutchinson and family,o of Green's
burg, Pa, are in the city the guest of Mr.
Hutchinson's mother.
The window glass factories of this city
are not in the poo, but may 90 in If the
trust gets strong.
The employees of J. c. Gibney X Co were
paid yesterday.
Henry Rowles. who for the past two or
three years has acted as porter for the
Windsor Hotel, has secured position
under the contractors OF the Ohio Valley
railway as gang boss
Chas. Stroll is spending Sunday at his
home in Somerton.
Rev. J. II. Mills held quarterly service
in South Bellaire NJ. f.. Church yesterday
afternoon.
Rev. j. Fl. Rogers will fill the pulpit in
the First NJ. l.. Church this morning. as
Rev. 7. W. Lane is an Powhattan dedi
eating church.
Room will hold social in South Bellaire
NJ. f. Church on Wednesday night
Several of the former stockholders of the
.Etna Glass & Manufacturing Company
have purchased the works of VIM. Simam
and will continue to operate them.
There are now LIS pupils in the public
schools. This list is steadily increasing
j. w. Liller will organize big singing
class in this city.
Jacob Koltz and Louisa Hildebrand were
married by Mayor MCGOWAN yesterday
afternoon.
The contractors of the pike below town
and the builders of the Ohio Valley rail
road are trying to occupy the same ground
and there is likely to be trouble
Miss Annie Hoge has decided to locate
in Columbus and work for her uncle
\ boy named Cation Quarreled with Will
lie Kern yesterday over game of mar
bles. Cation run into his home. got a fire.
arm and popped away at Kern. The ball
struck Kern in the leg producing a serious
wound. The participants are IL years of
age Cation was arrested.
The stockholders of the Gearing fuel
plant held meeting last evening.
Barnhill * Simmons have built new bot
toms for the converters at Wheeling Steel
Plant. They are doing other work about
the plant.
The musical and literary programme
given at the entertainment in a vacant
store room in the First ward, last night
was pleasant event
The remains of Mrs. Mary Conrad were
Inferred in the Germania cemetery yester-
day.
THANKSGIVING service will be held in the
Second Presbyterian Church on Thurs
day at TO 80 a. m
The front of the Christian Church is 10
receive the attention of painters.
Deputy Recorder Walter Lewis, Of st.
Clairsville, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Lee Nelson. of Wheeling. visited
friends in this city this week.
Misses Ora Ogle and Maud Lilly will
visit Canton friends this week.
Alex Laird, formerly master mechanic
at the B. & o. shops. was blinded by a
piece of flying steel while showing an APP
prentice how TO do his work at the Par
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and the other has become sightless through
sympathy of the ocular organs.
Mr.. Milligan, one of the principal char
acters in ST Plunkard, is relative of the
Milligans of this city.