Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-25
BELLAIRE.

Rev. S. G. Collier and wife were ten
dered a reception on Wednesday night
by the members Of the congregation OF
the South Bellaire NJ. e. Church. There
was rejoicing over the return OF Mr..
Collier as minister OF that church. The
Reverend gentleman and wife were the
recipients of several fine presents. w =,
an explosion on a steamboat some years
since, and who suffered injuries that
have made him physical wreck, was
arrested for being drunk. When it was
learned that the hot weather had be-
wildering effect on the man he was
turned loose.
John Krebb, B. & o. engineer, who
was discharged on account OF collision
some months since, has been given his
old position back again. John does not
drink, and has been very fortunate dur
ing the twelve years he has worked for
the company.
The late Democratic convention held
at Martins Ferry neglected to nomi-
nate candidate for Surveyor, and as
no one has the power to ill the vacancy
another convention has been called, to
meet In this city next Thursday, to fill
the vacancy.
The little daughter of Elmer Addison,
supposed to have been lost, was found
at the home of Frank j. Lawn, in
Wheeling, where the little one was per-
fectly at home with friends. Mr.. Lawn
never supposed the child had been
searched for.
Mrs. Eph. J. Rial has entered suit
against Alex. Somers and Henry
Schmulbach for the sum Of $4,000, for
damages for the sale OF liquor to ker
husband.
Theo. Seals, Frank Nelson and Frank
Leasure went to the Smithfield Fair for
a couple of days outing. Leasure en-
graved glassware while his partners sold
it.
A B. s. o. yard employee named Strick-
Ter, had finger taken off while making
a coupling. The man had thumb on
the same hand cut off some time ago.
Bellaire workmen are erecting the
new Catholic church at Benwood.
Painters from here will also put the
finishing touches on the edif1ce.
DR.. ]. w. Militant and Miss Nellie
Mccartney, of GAINESVILLE, were mar
ried last evening. Both the young folks
are we'll known in this city.
The Every Other Week Club met last
night at the house OF Mrs. Alma Saudi
erS. The organization had been taking
rest during the summer.
Mrs. Letter, lecturer of w. c. T. o.,
spoke in the Christian Church last
night. The lady is the guest OF Mrs. L.
A. Rodefer.
The wharf boats are not doing much
at present. The river IS too low for
many packets to get up or down.
When the weather report yesterday
promised cooler weather to-day most
everybody gave sigh Of relief.
A good many fishermen are ont these
days. Somefne fish are being caught
in the Ohio river at present.
Mrs. Nancy Redman, of Wheeling,
and Mrs. Robins, of Wheeling, are
guests of Mrs. Jas. Fitton.
Frank Walters had q foot badly
mashed yesterday while working In
stone quarry up Indian run.
Mrs. Albert Wltherold and Mrs. Jesse
Kelly returned from vacation trip to
Ocean Grove last night.
A social for the benefit Of the Fifth
ward reading room will be held on
Gravel Hill this evening.
Some Rellaire people went up to
Wheeling last night to see Msude Gran
ger in Gabrielle"
Ed. Harris, who had q foot cut of
while working 10 the B. & o. yard, is
able to be out.
Edward La Roche has purchased the
confectionery store of Levi Ressiger, on
Belmont street.
The Independent thinks there should |
not be any school during the excessive
hot weather.
Mrs. T. T. Seals VIII leave in 3 few