Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-29
BELLAIRE.

Kern Lodge |. o. o. F., in McGregor'
Hall. is having its place of meeting nicely
fixed up.
There will be communion service in thu
Episcopal and German churches to-day.
Miss Katie Showacre, of MOundsvllle, /:
clerking in the real estate firm Of Sheets s
Marsh. -,
Miss Aggie Hanlon, of GAINESVILLE, vii
be the guest of Bellaire friends this week
Oliver Craft has secured a position will
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wearing apparel for public inspection to
day. 49,, -.
We had sunshine and snow at the sam'
time yesterday morning.
Mrs Hiram Jones, of Gravel Hill. ma
been quite sick for some time past.
Anderson * McGregor, lumber dealers,
are constantly charging their business
| Several new buildings have been erected
by them of late
The colored folks had great deal OF fur
at their mask festival in City Hall on FIJI
day and Saturday evenings.
Running Wild" is the attraction at the
< ysian Theatre tomorrow night. Inc
house closes on Saturday night, at which
| time "Ranch King will be the attraction
James Benson is laid up with sickness
and is not doing duty on the ferryboa
The State Board of Health will be here
Wednesday. The City Hall will be cleaned
up so that a meeting can be held IN IL.
The gentlemen who have charge of the
meetings that are to be held in the Elysian
Theatre beginning April 9Th, think there
should be more light in the theatre.
| Charles Apple is working his patent ioI
all il is worth and is doing well.
Freight traffic on the b. & o. and Z. &
! p. is not so large as it was. The rush IS
over until fall.
j. y. Ewing has returned 10 his first love
the sewing machine business. The Singer
company has two or three agents here now
Isaac Luchs, who is down the river Wis
| iting friends, has decided not TO 90 TO Col
orado for his health.
Leonel Booth is home from college on
short vacation
A prominent insurance man said tha'
there was but one property holder in Bel
laire who did not carry insurance on Ms
buildings.
Phil Helsley Will open 4 news stand or
Belmont street.
The farm hands of this part Of the
country are about to organize
Isaac Blum will return from the Easi
this week.
The new firm to manufacture boilers and
plates will probably decide upon som'
plan of procedure this week. The schem'
will probably be a 20 as the parties are
eager 10 build at once
The Easter ball of the Turner Society
tomorrow evening will be fine affair
A glass light has been put on each side
of the entrance 10 the First NJ. h. Church
Ida Curean, of Fostoria, VINO has been
visiting here, returned home yesterday
The lady still has lingering to 1--we IL
Bellalre.
The production of Fall of Atlanta" by
local talent this week will take place Oh
Thursday and Friday evenings. Mr.. Con
nell. who will have charge OF the presenta
ton, will arrive in the city to-day. The
company will be stronger and better thar
the one that gave the play the last time.
The American artisan says: The Bell
aire stamping Company vii IN April De
gin the erection of two new buildings Us
additions TO its works.
Some of the people in the Hooded distrlc'
who were in a hurry to paper are sorry
now.
"Minchn Porterfeld will open plumb
ing shop in this city.
The new trees for the park have not ar
rived yet.
Geo. Lippincott, of Columbus, formerly
clerk at the Globe Hotel, is here on visit
Mrs. +. s. Armstrong is in North Balu
more on visit We understand she Is
talking of going into the hotel business
again.
The Buckeye Building and Loan Com
pany is about to inaugurate another new
departure. \ nickel savings scheme in the
shape of 5-cent poatage stamps IS to be IN
troduced.
Prohibitionists met last night in the Office
of j. A. Gallaher and talked over the pros
poets in the coming spring campaign.
There was a small wreck on the d. y y
near Glencoe on Friday night. An engine
and several cars were damaged.
Elmer Hallett, an employe Of the stamp
ing Company, was relieved Of couple D
fingers yesterday by a drop press
The Democratic Township Convention
met in city hall yesterday afternoon anC
elected NJ. Hoffman, chairman; Robert Z
Mver and w. G.. Warnock, secretaries
Thos. G. Mccormick, Fred. Rodewig, ST..
and Maurice Davis appointed committee
to change the basis of representation. VIM
Shields, Maurice Davis and j. w. Hume
were announced as candidates for Trustee
j. w. Shields received the nomination OF
the first ballot.
For Justice of the Peace, Thos. G. Nc
Cormck, Amos w. Shepherd, ID. w
Cooper, Franklin Neff and Patrick Nc
Granahan were named
Mccormick Cooper and Neff were nomi
mated on the first ballot.
For Constable, Jack Baugh was nomi
mated by reclamation and w. NJ. DrugaI
on the first ballot.
Henry Rodewig was nominated TO
Treasurer by acclamation.
Mrs James Murphy died Yesterday a
her home, on Crescent street, OF iniiamma
ton of the bowels, aged b years. Funera
this afternoon at , o'clock, from St john
Church.
Several more OF the bonds of the waite
works are to be paid off shortly.
The Republican township convention
yesterday afternoon, in mass convention
nominated the following: l. 9. Baker
Trustee; Justices Of the Peace, Andrew
Roeder, John Glasgow, Frank Mason
Township Treasurer, Jos. Clements; Con
stables, Phil Helsley and J. NJ. Richard