Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-27
BELLAIRE

| Ouitea change will be made In teachers
| and classes in the public schools, especiai-
| ly in the Second ward, tomorrow. ;,
Country people along the lines OF rail-
road are doing considerable growing ABOUT
| destructive fires originated by SPARKS from
passing engines. Recently there was a nre
! near Cra6apple on the b, q. q Z. road,
and another near Bethesda on the d. ~
| o. road The railroad companies shoulo
see that the smoke-stacks on tue euglnes
are provided with screens.
A number OF our people VIII attend tue tue
| debating society at Forest Hill, the hrst
! school house west Of town, next Iuesoay
night, the question, "Resolved, That what
ever is is right,n will be affirmed by Geo.
! Harris and George Arnold, and denied Dy
| T. H. Rowles and G. G. CuIshaw.
! The County Infrmary Directors were IN
| the citv Yesterday making purchases oil
| winter goods for that institution.
Rev. James Fulton, d. D., OF Henderson
| n. c.. passed through the city en- route 10
Businessburg, called there by the serious
illness of his mother, Mrs. Charles Fulton;
Work is being pushed rapidly IorWsru
on the Novelty Stamping Company lac-
| tory building. The brick work is COM
pleted and with few days OF good weather
! the building will be under roof.
Work at the coal mines has been steadler
since the ADVENT of cold weather.
Henry Bros. have securedth contract to
uaint the new Catholic Church at Bridge
port.
Most of our young people who are attend
| ing college c)me home for thanksgiving
and will not return TO their studies untll
| tomorrow.
John Lock has moved his job print
! ing Office into the National Chemical CON-
| pany's building.
A few families in this city are using
natural gas for fuel in their residences
| Others would use the gas, but they fear IL
can not be depended upon in extreme colo
weather.
An enjoyoble social was held at the
home of Mrs Lou LETTERS, Friday evening,
in honor Of Miss Maggie BrokaW, OF Free
Mrs. Harry Askew and children have
returned from visit to relatives at Cen
terville.
Hon. A. J. Pearson was in the city yes
terday morning on his way home from
| Washington City, where he had been look
ing up residence for the winter. He and
a part of his family will return to Washing
ton this week.
The Novelty Stamping Company's build
ing when completed will be the nnest lac
tory building in the city.
Henry Stidd and J. M. Phillips, promi-
nent Democrats Of Wayne township, were
in the city yesterday.
w. L. Kidsey, Of Blaine, smiled on Bel
laire friends yesterday.
At the annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Dollar Bank, held yesterday
afternoon, the old Board of Directors, com
prising j. A Gallaher James Wilson, W..
G. Bergundthal, Joseph Speidel, George
Jennings, Alex Neff, a. Klotz, jacob
Reitz and J. e. Blackburn, were reelected.
A four per cent dividend WAS declared,
two per cent. Of which was added TO the
surplus fund. The business Of the bank
| has beer growing steadily during the year,
and the outlook for the futureis propltious.
The bank is growing in popular favor and
is recognized as one Of the solid institutions
of the city. The reelection of the old
Board of Directors means that the present
able and energetic management will be con-
tinued during the coming year.
George NJ. Wise. the accountant, who
has been auditing the books OF the Secre-
tary of the Water Works, has found
shortage OF S., GOO occurring in the accounts
during the past two years and eight months.
The whereabouts OF Il. G.. Wilson, the
! missing secretary, are still unknown.
J Hackett's brass band went TO Moudsvllle
yesterday evening to play Tor al entertain
ment.
Ora Porterfeld has accepted a position
with the Atlantic Tea Company as solicit
! ing and delivery clerk.
James O. Dixon OF Richland township, O
well-known and progressive teacher was
! in the city yesterday.
a little Child of Henry Rodewig was
buried at Rose hill cemetery yesterday
| afternoon.
! Leonzo Bros Company closed weeks
/ III net
night by presenting Uncle Toms CABIN TO
a good house.
A Democrat medal contest was held at
Sand Hill schoolhouse Friday night.
! There were ten contestants, all young la
| dies. Hiss Emma Ncf was awarded the
| prize.
Rev Mr.. Burbank. the new pastor Of
! the Episcopalian church, has arrived with
J his family from Columbus, and the parish
| ieners of the Episcopal rectory are glad
! that they once more have pastor in their
| midst.
! The rumor is current that II. G. Wilson,
! late Secretary of the Water Works, is in
the city and is keeping hid; but not much
credence is given the rumor.
The Grand Master of the State will visit
Bellaire Lodge, /. O. o. F., Tuesday night.
The remains of Stephen Ward were
taken TO Darlington yesterday afternoon
| for interment
The new electrical machinery for the
Novelty Stamping Company arrived yes
terdsy.
Yesterday was dull Saturday in police
circles, not single arrest being made.
The Mead Township Teachers Associa-
ton met at Amber yesterday. There was
not large Attendance, but good pro-
gramme was well carried out.
The Bellaire steel plant has been work
ing steadily during the past week making
the regular output. There was slight
breakage at the rolls yesterday causing a
delay of a few hours.
Quite number Of country people were
in the city yesterday, making business
I brisker for the retail merchants.
Mrs. J. r. Hartshorn and Mrs VIM.
| Dougherty visited friends at Bethesda the
past few days.
Miss Mary Bell Harper, Of the Fifth
ward, is on the sick list.
Mrs. j. H Darrah went to st. Glars.
Vile yesterday TO visit her aged father,
John Taggart, who is III.
Presiding Elder J. r. Mills, OF Barnes
| Vile, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs D. H. Darrah visited friends at St
Clairsville the past few days.
Park and Minor Brokaw Of Wheeling
attended the social held at Mrs. Lou JET
fers' Friday evening.
AT TIE CHURCHES TO-DAY.
Regular services by the pastor at the
South Bellaire NJ. Z. church to-day. Sub
ject for morning sermon, False Views o.
Our Life;" evening, THE True View O.
Life"
Right Rev. Boyd Vincent, Bishop Of thil
Diocese, will assist in the services in TIT
services in the Episcopalian church to-day
Subject of this mornings sermon at tn,
First NJ. E. church, Bring Him Unit
Me;n evening, "Gain and Loss"
Services at Gravel Hill NJ. E. mission a
3n m. by Rev. S. G. Collier.