Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-12
BELLAIRE.
4 Complete Record of Busy Oity's
Doings.

4 Complete Record of n Busy Oity'i
Doings.
The J. J. Club has arranged for pri
vate excursion TO Moundsville on mex
Friday evening, on the steamer Bellaire
This club always has good time when out
on an outing of this nature.
The Progressive soap bubble psrty held
AT the residence of James Pollack, Western
Union telegraph operator here, on Wednes'
day evening, was brilliant success. The
parry was given in honor Of Miss POllsck,
of Pittsburg, who is visiting her brother.
Mr.. Burlette and Miss Bessie Schilling
carried off the first prize. Caleb Dawson
was not very good at making bubbles and
could not do better than secure the BOBBY
prize.
The Bachelors Boarding Club is getting
along nicely. The boys like their new
way of obtaining meals much better than
the old system. Marion Seals, one OF the
members of the club, is sick ct present.
The bachelors call to see him but they
cannot apply the balm like nice little
wife. But then it is binted that Marion
will not always be a member of the organ
ization,
Andrew Refer, who was hurt by q bot
tie exploding in which powder had been
poured, has had to have one of his eyes re-
moved.
After the Belmont County Agricultural
Society paid all debts it was $6.47 ahead
last year. The fair business has not been
profitable in Belmont county for some
years.
An examination of school teachers was
held here yesterday. Only small num-
Der was present.
Our country friends do not attempt TO
come 10 town over the roads at present.
When possible the railroads are used.
"TrueIrish Hearts played to big bus
mess on Thursday night
Sherman Beatty, of Washington, Pa, is
here working at the bottle works.
A we'll known physician is Of the opin-
ion that some people in this city who COM
plain of influenza should be given dose Of
Elixir of Life"
The Bellaire Herald is now ready for
business in the First National Bank build
ing.
Maniel Kurtz is recovering from an at
tack of sickness.
Milton Mobiles will be the attraction al
the theatre this week. Mobiles always
draws well.
The private hop at the Hotel Windsor
on Friday night was one of the finest events
OF the kind held this season.
The @ class of the High School will use
sixth reader hereafter.
The B. & o. has two electric lights or
the bridge at the depot. Bolte Bros. and
II Maule have arc lights in their places Of
business
The Stamping Company continues to add
specialties to its lire. The works have not
capacity enough even in the addition built
last summer.
The supply of natural gas continues to
be good.
The Belmont Glass Works is making
some changes about the factory during the
stop.
The people at Glencoe had something
besides oil to talk about last week. The
railroad wreck relieved the monotony.
The Buckeye Building and Loan Com
psny will probably be reorgsnizsd on a new
plan. 49,
Ms. Patrick Sherry has been quite i'll
for some days.
John Evans, of Steubenville, was in at
tendance at the annual meeting of the Bot
tie Company last week. Jack likes his
new home.
The new bank building has been raised
some feet by the aid of jack screws, etc.
Cowen & Co., the insurance men, have