Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28
NEIGHBORHOOD.
WHAT HAS BEEN GOING ON IN NEARBY
TOWNS THE PAST WEEK.
Social Afairs Happenings and Events Of Local
Interest Gathered by Register Reporters.
Readable RESUME OF the News
BELLAIRE

the Organizer thinks 10 best 70 start a new
Tie Standard Bridge and Boiler Works
is turning out splendid work and building
I'd good trade.
improvements are being made about TIE
Fifth ward school building.
If the question Of macadamiZiug the four
or five roads in this township, whicn are
now talked of, comes up Tor decision az Tue
approaching spring election there IS not
much probability that 10 will be decided IA
the aairmative-nOt that cur people are OPP
posed 10 improving other roads Or regret
their action on the TWENTY-FIVE miles OF
nike now under contract, but because they
are now taxed as much as they can stand,
and will not burden themselves win aouI-
tional taxes The County Commissioners
made an order last week which Will place
81 El0additiOual taxes on the tOwnship-the
opening Of . new road peutiOncd Tor oy J.
W. Men and others.
Professor Harry Sechrist, musical direc-
tor of "a Breezy Time company, is mu-
stefan Of far more than ordinary ability
and has few equals among those VINO traVei
with theatrical companies. de not only
arranges al his music, but is composer
OF considerable merit, several OF MS airs
being quite popular.
gbe FANCY for fast horses is growing 10
h quite a hobby with many OF our citizens
VINO have money % indulge their tastes.
Several wears ago we had no horses trained
in this city for speed. Last season race
course and stables We're built, and Nels
Hopkins had as many nags in charge as ne
coDfd handle. Frank Hathaway, an ex-
perienced hOrseman, will this season make
u race course on his farm near this city and
will train a number Of horses.
W. ID. Jones, president OF the local lodge
IN this CITY, has been chosen as a delegate
10 the State Convention Of the Order OF
Ohio, which meets al East Liverpool next
Tuesday.
has been visiting friends az 81. CIalrsVuIe
the past week.
Twelve new members were taken into
the Order Of Ohio az the last meeting.
Harry Steele and family visited relatives
and friends az their old home at sisters
willie. ". Va, the past weeS-
Tho entertainment 70 be given by the
High School next Thursday night promises
10 De the best that has vet been given. An
excellent programme has been arranged
and the public may expect rare treat
The cement works az Pinch Run IS
working steadily and has a constantly In
creasing trade.
The County Board Of Elections has IS
sued instructions % commitment through
out the county 20 send % the Clerk OF the
Board for nomination blanks, prior 70
holding conventions, and when the nOmi-
nations are made To FIJI in the names OF
those nominated, have the blanks properly
attested by the chairman and secretary OF
convention and mail blank 20 the Board at
St Ciairsville, not later than March 2lst,
as the Board meets on that cay 10 make up
the tickets for the printer
II is 10 be hoped that the firm that is
awarded the contract 10 print the tickets
for the spring election Will do better JOB
OF perfOrating the ballots than was done
last fall 4 perfOrating machine Is not an
expensive piece of machinery nowadays
jacob ScEramm has been appointed ad-
ministrator and is settling up the estate OF
his deceased father, Jacob Schramm, ST.,
Of Lowell, Washington county.
An ENJOYABLE party was held at the home
Of Hugh Giffeu, north Of town, Friday
evening, TO celebrate the twenty-hrst birth
dav anniversary OF his daughter, Miss
Mamie, who received quite number Of
presents. Refreshments were served.
An attempt was made by boys 10 break
into D. a. PeddicOrd's grocery, IN the Sec
Oui ward. Friday night. but they were
heard and scared rway, after scoring
pane Of glass ia the window.
The district lodge Of Good Tempiars
meets az GAINESVILLE on Wednesday Of next
week.
The sugar water has begun 70 run" and
country people who have camps are turn
ing their attention % making maple sugar.
The camls or groves In this county are fast
disappearing before the wOOdman's AK.
On one farm in this county l2,O0o pounds
OF tobacco was raised the past season. Ii
was grown By Mechem Moore and sons, OF
Wayne township.
master a. Belmont, vice Frank -. WUkin-
The new school house at the west side Of
This towpslip. near Mems Siding, is near
ing completion and will be ready for the
spring term.
Joseph Crozier Of this city, and Bernard
Shaver Of WeRee, will operate brickyard
on a part OF the CraEgle farm, south OF the
CITY, the coming summer
The employees at Barnhill's boiler works
have been working az night recently 70
catch up with orders.
Mrs Sarah a. Hudson, a widow in desti-
tute circumstances, In the First ward, has
been granted a pension OF = per month and
about $500 Grrearages lhrOug the agency Of
Frank Mason. She has four or five minor
children who viii receive 3 per month
each.
The indications are good for big turn
out 10 see the celebrated comic opera eX-
travagauza at Elysian Theatre tomorrow
evening. The company numbers forty
people and comes here from Columbus to-
night. All phases OF life are depicted in
the Dlav and il is humorous from beginning
10 end The singing dancing, costumes
and scenery are great. 10 is the biggest
show that has been at the theatre this
year.
After considerable wrangliug an agree
ment has been reached IN the matter Of ad-
iustiny the insurance on the Union win
dow glass factory, which was burned sew
eral months ago. The agree nent is upon
a basis which Will give the company S29,-
$50 liz cannot be said Just now what che
company will do; some OF the stockholders
want TO withdraw and others desire 70 re-
duce the amount Of stock they hold, while
others are Ia favor OF rebuilding the fac
tory. The company has chosen Z. Z. Kelly
rs Secretary, vice ID. j. Smith, resigned,
and q meeting has been called for March
10th 20 consider the proposition TO rebuild.
Our people hope that the company will de-
eide 10 rebuild, as 10 was prOSperlng at the
timethe factory burned
Miss Lottie Stein and Miss Lena Lap
part have made arrangements TO give
leap year ball at Choral Hall tomorrow
Jesse Purnell. James T. Kelly, w. c.
Bergundthal and y. p. Mason returned
Yesterday from the couclave Of Scottish
Kite MasOnS at Cincinnati.
Mrs. Addison Thompson and son, Russell,
of Bridgeport, were guests Of ID. II, Oar
rah's family yesterday.
Belaire people have in great measure
neglected the aesthetic In their education
and consequently do not take as much in
terest in the finer arts as their nCighborS
who have been more highly favored. An
cld-fashioned set-tOO, where the principals
stand I'D and fight In earnest, VIII attract
ps biy "A crowd here as In any city in the