Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-31
BELLAIRE.

| lodge work had been completed sumptu-
Gus banquet was served at the leading res
taurant, and lodging was furnished at the
hotel. Tue boys say that they were never
before treated so nicely, and they propose
| 70 do the handsome thing when their Cadlz
| friends return the visit They also say
that as Captain, Joe Heatherington has not
a superior in this city.
A. o. Mellott is able to be about, but is
not well by any means.
Chslmer Thimble, one OF the wheel
horses of Smith townships Democratic
host, was in the city yesterday.
A number Of prominent young society
people in this city have organized literary
and dramatic club. Their purpose is TO be-
| come proficient in debate, develop literary
talent, and after awhile practice IN the his
| trionic art.
A. Herzberg left last evening for Cincin-
natl.
John w. Neff, interested in the proposed
new canning establishment, left yesterday
on visit TO Dana 81 Sons large canning
factory at Belpre, o.
DR.. G. T. Snode, of Glencoe, was in the
city yesterday. The Doctor is just recover
| ing from a severe attack of the grippe.
| Postmaster Frank Wilkinson, Of Bel
mont, has sold his drug store to H. L.
Hoge of Wheeling, and contemplates en-
! gaging in the glass business with his
brother-in-law, David Crafty, formerly q
resident Of this city.
The price of apples has taken a sudden
| Jump skyward, and good qualities are re-
| failing at % and 80 cents per peck
Several progressive farmers of this town
ship will attend the Farmers Institute al
st. Clairsville this week.
The ferry boat Charon returned from
| Point Pleasant, Friday night, and is doing
business at her old stand.
The Young Peoples Society Of Christian
| Endeayor of this city will celebrate the
eleventh anniversary Of The organization at
! the Christian Church next Tuesday even
! ing, for which the following programme has
been prepared:
Brief history of the Society
| in Bellaire. ............ DR.. d. w. Long
Brief history Of the Society
Movement, particularly
in the United States. .... Miss Battelle
| Paper-Sociability -. Miss Luly Deaney
Paper to the
Pledge: ........: $3.50. Clarence Crawford
Paper Cooperation. ........... Miss Blon
Recitation. ................M Miss Phillips
Recitation. ........... Miss Minnie Marsh
Conservation meeting, conducted by VIM,
II. Mills.
| AC9O CACLOAoCo Will NC WAN
choice music-each society rendering one
selection; also three choruses, conducted
by ]. II. Hopkins and and a selection by
Miss Pelley, of Benwood All the young
peoples Christian societies of this city and
the Y. p. S. G. L. of Benwood, have been
invited. The affair will no doubt be quite
interesting and will draw large audi
ence.
James G. Hamilton arrived home from
California yesterday, having made the
trip from the Pacific Coast in l26 hours
He brought for his friends 100 navel or.
anges, the finest that.have ever been seen
here, picked from the trees last Sunday.
lie had quite an enjoyable trip.
TheoeOre Neff, the leading fruit grower
! of Belmont county, is Of the opinion that
the prospects of the coming fruit crop were
not injured in the least by the big coat OF
sleet which hung on the trees for week
recently. However, he says that the ex'
tent Of the damage will not show until the
weather moderates. In this connection il
may be of interest to state that Hugh
Keenan,, of Quaker City, probably the best
informed fruit grower in the State, says
that the recent sleet did not damage any
fruit buds unless it was the most tender
varieties Of peaches and cherries.
City people will no doubt be surprised 10
learn that there is good sleighing on the
roads 4 few miles from town. All the
snow of week or ten days ago Is still On
the roads, and that which fell on Friday
and yesterday morning has simply made
good sleighing perfect
Harry Herzberg is visiting friends in
| Cincinnati.
Mrs. Margaret White is with her sister
Mrs Al. Gardner, Of the Fifth ward, who
has been quite i'll.
Miss Sadie Weir, of Washington, Pa, Is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. N. Myrtle, OF
| Gravel Hill.
There was quite pleasant double birth
| day party held at the residence OF Mrs
! Stahl, on South Union street, Friday night
! 10 celebrate the sixteenth birthday of Ben,
nv Stahl and the twenty-first birthday OF
| George Anderson. Both young men are
members OF the Serenade Orchestra which
| furnished splendid music for the occasion
The guests enjoyed themselves in dancing
until late hour. A splendid lunch was
| served.
Both lodges of the o. U. A. NJ. and the
| Daughters Of Liberty, will unite in giving
a grand literary and musical entertainment
! in Odd Fellows Hall, on the evening OF
Washington's birthday. A committee from
each lodge has been appointed to prepare
the programme.
Dame Rumor reports the recent betrothal
| of a prominent young business man Of this
city and Cincinnati lady.
Shannon Dunfee and wife returned yes
terday from a visit TO their parents in
Mead township.
Meyer Herzberg has returned from
| Akron, ..
! A new time card will 90 into effect on the
| B. 81 o. road to-day.
Bellaire has been blessed with revival
meetings the past week, services being held
in not less than five churches in the city
during the week. These meetings are pro
| ductive of much good, not alone in convinc
| ing old sinners Of the error OF their ways
hut in awakening an interest among church
members, an incentive TO greater ehort IN
religious work.
Tne VIM. Findlay property, on South
Belmont street, and the properties OF Mar
garet Corners and Bridget McCready were
| offered at sheriff's sale at St ClairsvillC
yesterday.
Jack Burke will succeed Henry Nagle az
| 3. 81 O. policeman, II is said. MIR. Burke
formerly held the position.
The Every Other Week Club held an
other of its spirited and interesting meet
ings at the home Of Mrs. Bergunthal Fri
day evening.
There were twenty-three applicants foI
] teachers certificates at the examination
held in Central school building yesterday
eighteen Of whom are members OF the High
School graduating class.
state Senator Nichols came down from
| Columbus, to-day, and will spend to-day al
| his home near St. Clairsyille.
Communion services will be held at the
First Presbyterian church this morning
| The usual services will be held at the other
| churches in the city.
Capt. VIM. H. Little, sent 70 the peniten
| tiary from this county for assisting to pro
| cure an illegal pension for Mrs. CaroIine
| Sweitzer, will soon be free man, If the
| r,er,,s recaived BY his wife Is correct The