Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-10
BELLAIRE.

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An ENJOYABLE select hop was held in
Choral Hall on Friday night, IN honor OK
Miss Hill Of Columbus, who IS the guest
OF Lucy Davis, OF Gravel Hill, and Miss
Cora Neal. VINO is the guest OF Miss Neal,
of the Second ward. Nelson's orchestra
furnished tue music. Refreshments were
served at LaRoche's ice cream parlors.
Rev. ]. @. Smith, OF Fairview, o., form
erlv pastor Of the South Bellalre M. Il.
church, has been the guest OF frlends mere
the past few days.
Albert T.uchs will leave this morning for
Philadelphia on business and pleasure
trip.
evening at the residence Of Minchel Por-
terrified. in the Third ward, in honor or the
Misses Holloway and Judkius, Of Flushing,
who are guests Of friends IN this city. Re
freshments were served az seasonaole
hour. and an enjoyable evening was spent.
County Treasurer Archer was II the city
Martin Willertou and sister, Mrs. James
George, of Rose Hill, will visit Cincinnati
friends this week.
Mrs John Wlnzenreid is visiting rela-
tiyes in New York.
A number Of Good Templars paid visit
to the lodge at Bridgeport on Friday even
ing, making the trip on special y, Il. q
w. train. They report a splendid time.
Secretary Of State Poorman came down
from Columbus yesterday morning TO
spend Sunday with his family.
j. g. Lamden, for several years con-
nected with the Tribune, will locate at
Belmont.
John Mcvey is building a new frame
dwelling in the Fourth ward.
Mrs. Carolina Lipperman was hned SSO
,.-.t ..,-te ~, fha MavNr'g Court for assault
inc Ada Ward.
Rev. a. *. Knox, or East Liverpool, Will
FIJI the pulpit Of the Second Presbyterian
Church to-day, morning and evening.
A new member was mustered IN by
Spangler Post, Friday evening.
The Women's Relief Corps are making
ARRANGEMENTS for a festival 10 be held IN
the near future.
AN the cottages at the Bethsada camp
grounds have been taken, aud several can
vas Tents recently purchased oy the AsSo.
/ citation readily found tenants. More OF
/ our people VIII go out 70 this favorlte sum-
mer resort this week.
Mrs Anna Stewart, OF Blue Island, Ill,
II the guest of her mother, Mrs. Alma
I Sanders. of the Fourth ward
Mrs Ed. O'Hara, OF Pittsburg, is visit
| ing First ward relatives.
Secretary Of State POorman mas gwen
notice 70 the Chairman OF the republican
and Democratic County Executive Com
/ mittees that there are four supervisors OF
\ election TO be appointed in each county,two
/ each from the two leading political parties.
/ The appointments will be made upon rec
ommendation Of the Executive Commit
The Sisters Of Charity of st. Johns
Catholic Church left yesterday for the
| summer retreat at Nazareth, Ky.
Rev. A. B. Williams will conduct union
/ services at the Christian Church this morn
/ ing. aud at the First NJ. h. Church THIS
evening.
/ drlg store purchased from Mr. Darrah.
/ VIM. Wigheld, who was assaulted In the
I 3. x 0. yards Thursday night is quite Sc
riously hurt and may not recover; Inc
I DOnavan brothers, who are charged with
making the assault, have left the city or
I cannot be found by the officers.
Quarterly meeting will be held at the A.
1 NJ u. church to-day
A we'll known machinist has engaged In
/ the laudable effort TO quit drinking lntoXl-
cants 10 excess, and what be uses ne taxes
home to drink. He says the plan is work
/ ing admirably, and he may become teto-
taller some Of these days.
The German Reformed Sunday School
/ will hold their annual picnic at Crangle's
orchard at Pultney Bottom, next Wednes-
dav. The steamer Phillips will make two
/ trips, leaving at 9 and II.
Your reporter spent part OF Friday on
the fruit farm of Theodore Neh at Bald
Knob this township. Mr.. Neff has an ex-
/ teusive fruit farm, probably the largest In
Belmont county, and is an enthusiast in
/ fruit culture. Heis well posted and keeps
/ abreast Of the times in introducing and de-
/ velOpiug the latest ana best varieties. HIS
/ operations are not confined TO any special
/ branch. although his crop Of berries is the
/ largest in this section, but his farm COM
prises apples, pears, peaches, plums, cher
ries. apricOts, chestnuts, mulberrleS, wal
nuts and a dozen different varieties OF rasp-
! berries. black berries, currants, gooseoer-
ries etc. The visit was made in the busy
| season. when a crate Of berries was picked
/ in few minutes.
| Mr.. Stewart, the young man who was
| seriously injured on Friday evening oy the
prong Of pitchfOrk penetrating near the
| eve TO his brain, is 10 precariOus condi-
/ NON He rested easier the early part of
/ Yesterday. but Inflammation set IN during
I the afternoon and he may live but few
/ hours.
| A well-bred mare Frank Hathaway was
driving 10 the city this morning fell in the
road near the b. x O. stock yards and died
\ in few minutes. The mare had not
| shown any symptoms of being unwell and
/ her death was great shock TO Mr.. Hath
/ away.
| Our Democrats are allowing their
| Bridgeport brethren 10 take the lead IN or
| ganizing for the campaign. It's well 10
/ begin the important work early and have
things in good shape when the brunt Of
! battle comes.
Jobp n. Adams and family left yester-
I dav for the vicinity Of Pittsburg, where
/ Mrs. Adams will take treatment for an all
meut Of long standing.
/ Some repairs are being made about the
/ Is. & y. depot platform.
| Union services will again be held at the
/ United and First Presbyterian churches
I to-day, at the latter in the morning, and
/ the former in the evening.
Mrs. James Def0augh OF North Balti-
! more is visiting friends in the First ward.
Members of the Lawn Tennis Club and
! the ChautauQua Circle will excurt down
the river on tue steamer Phillips Tuesday
evening
Another Belmont county man has been
/ taken care of by the State administration,
! {. ID. Hilles Of Warren township being sp-
pointed steward al the Reform Farm at
Lancaster.
Prank Leasure and wife are in from
fIuOl1V on VlSlJ 10 TeldJlNSS.
Miss Jessie Butte has returned from
visit 90 friends at GAINESVILLE.
A crowd of Young folks of this city held
an ENJOYABLE moonlight picnic at Shady
side, Friday night.
Merge Morgan, Of Hartford City, Ind,
for many years a resident OF this city, and
q genial gentleman, is visiting old friends
here.
Mrs. c. Hurst and children will leave to-
morrow on a visit TO friends at Philadel-
phia.
Max Herzberg, Of the Arcade, left for
the East yesterday, on business trip.