Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03
BELLAIRE.

BELLAIRE.
Prosecuting Attorney Hollingsworth ar
rived at noon yesterday, and after giving
Mayor MCGOWAN some points on law, the
preliminary examination Of the three men
who tried TO rob William Geller, was held.
James Marley, Harry Rock and Scott
Layelle were each held in the sum OF $500
for their appearance in Common Pleas
Court, charged with pocket-picking Rock
was also held in ESQ bond on charge Of
carrying concealed weapons.
The Buckeye Savings and Loan Com
papy elected new officers for the ensuing
year last evening.
The school teachers who spent the holt
days with friends out OF town are all here,
ready 10 begin work tomorrow morning.
Miss Maud Potts, OF the Cadiz schools,
formerly a teacher 10 our city schools, visit
ed her many friends here the past few days.
Miss Kate Richeson, the efficient primary
teacher in the CeRterville schools, called on
friends in the city yesterday:
Representative Yoho, Of Monroe county,
passed through the city yesterday en- route
10 Columbus.
Most of the glass workers who came
here TO spend the holidays, returned TO
their respective towns yesterday.
The real estate of the Bellaire Goblet
Company, in this city, including the post
Office building and the factory site, are
offered for sale.
James Alexander, of the Woodsfield
Spirit. passed through the city yesterday
en- route 10 St. Clairsville 10 attend the
celebration to-day of the twenty-hfth an
niversary of his fathers pastorate Of the
Presbyterian church at the latter place.
The usual services will be held at all
the churches in the city to-day.
George King has taken charge OF the =.
W. Dickens store.
George @. McKelvey and Miss Hattie
LETTERS both of this township, were mar
ried by Rev. S. c. Collier few days ago.
James Q. Hamilton left on Friday on an
extended Western trip to visit relatives.
Public Installation of Officers, followed
by Memorial Services, will be held in Odd
Fellows Hall, next Friday evening, at
7:3O, by SpaEgler Post, No. SO, and Relief
Corps, No. 1872. All are invited. Follow
ing Is the program:
Music by Orchestra, led by the popular
instrumental music teacher, Frank M.
Nelson.
PRAYER, bv Rev. A. B. Williams.
Choir. led by the pop
ular vocal music teacher, John Liller.
Installation of Officers Of Spangler Keller
Corps, No. 1872 wv. r. g., by Post Com
mander, w. d. Jones.
Music-Orchestra
Installation Of Officers of Spangler Post,
No. 90, by Post Commander, W. D.
Jones.
Song by Choir.
History, Aims and Work of the Grand
Army Of the Republic, by Rev. A. B.
Williams.
Music-Orchestra
Memorial Services by Spangler Post.
Records of Deceased Comrades. w.
Lappert, BY Sr. V. g. j. G. Morrill,;
Philip Long, by Comrade Col g. l..
PoorInan; Thos. Mccormick, by Comrade
Prof. B. T. Jones.
Three rolls on the muffled drum after each
record, by A. NJ. Porterfield.,
Responsive readings by Comrades, led by
Chaulane Thos. Mcclellan.
Hymns, By Choir.
Prayer, by Rev. T. w. Lane.
Chants, by Choir.
Reading Scriptural Lesson, by A. B. Will
liamS.
Hymn, by Choir.
Memorial Address, By Rev. T. W. Lane.
DoXology.
Closing Services.
Our Pride Council, Daughters OF Liber-
ty, has elected the following officers for the
ensuing semi-annual term: Councillor, A.
Porterfeld; V. c., Mrs. NJ, Aplin: A. O.,
Mrs, NJ. Heller; V. A. c., Miss NJ. Boswell;
r. s., Miss Lois Harger; A. X. s., Miss
Vesta Robinson; +. 5. Zone year,, Mrs
Flora Shane; Treasurer, Zone year, Mrs
Ada Porterfeld; Guide, Mrs. Lotue
Woods; |. G., Mrs NJ. 7. Robinson; y. u.
J. II. Murray; Trustee, eighteen months,
]. II. Murray. These officers will be in
stalled next Thursday night by National
Deputy Councillor j. W: Scarborough.
The order is growing steadily.
The Stamping Company has been busy
invoicing stock the past week. The factory
will resume work tomorrow morning with
a full force in order TO accumulate stock
before the work of removing to Harvey,
III, begins. There Is a light stock OF
goods in each department just now.
The news that the Bellaire Nail Works
contemplate resuming work in the nall fac'
tory next month is hailed with delight
Little work has been done in the factory
tor long time, and many OF the former
employees are at work elsewhere.
Can't. Thomas Garrett, who was stricken
with paralysis several weeks ago, is not
improving very fast.
Messrs. j. H. and George Grafton, our
former tOwnsmen, are evidently prosper
ing at Marietta. The Times OF that city
notes that the Marietta Chair Company, IN
which they are interested, has just COM
pleted a six-story factory building.
A large portion Of our citizens are az
flicted with Ia grippe and the number is
constantly increasing.
w ri. Frank, of Wheeling, is having
considerable repairing made on the tene-
ment houses he recently purchased from
John B. Haney.
THE many friends in this city of Carroll
Deems, who formerly resided here, will be
sorry TO learn that his little tive-year-old
daughter died recently OF diphtheria at his
home at Columbus.
lanes Fitton will meet with the Board
of Managers Of the Bethesda Camp Meet
ing Association at GAINESVILLE tomorrow
TO arrange for the programme and various
details of the assembly for the coming sea-
son.
Hon. Ross ]. Alexander, of Bridgeport,
was in the city on business yesterday.
There is q rumor that the Bottle Com
many will build factory on the site lately
occupied by the Union window glass fac
tory.
of Wheeling, are visiting their cousin
Miss Edith Thompson, of the Fourth
ward, and a delightful reception was given
In their honor on Friday evening. Goldie,
daughter of Thomas Shaner, Of Wegee,
died on Friday Of typhoid fever, aged Ia
years. r.
Quarterly meeting will be held at st.
Paul A. NJ Z. church to-day.
Harry Samsell, afflicted with infamma-
tory rheumatism, is improving.
BENWOOD.
The social given by the Ladies' Aid So