Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-08
sELLAIRE


There was a small blaze on the roof OF
Dubois q McCoy's plshing mill yesterday
morning, but it was extinguished before
the fire companies arrived.
There was good attendance at the ball
| given by the Arion club at Turner Hall,
Friday evening, and merry time Is re-
| ported.
Husbands & Inskeep, the local agents,
have paid &c Peter Hughes the full amount
of the policy held on his buildings which
burned recently. The loss Of j. G.. Craw-
ford aud Grafton 81 Apple has also been
| settled.
Rev. L. w. Barr Of the First Presby.
| terrain church, will attend the SYNOD OF
Ohio, which meets at Cincinnati, on Tues
| day.
4 number Of the members Of Plymouth
Council and few from Bellaire Council
visited Etnavllle Council, American Me-
chanics, last evening.
Many of our people have returned from
the Worlds Fair, the past week, and like
all who have attended, their are enthuslas-
tic in description of the great exposition,
expecting never TO see its like again.
Mrs. Mamie Warnock, Of Wheeling,
called on friends IN the city yesterday, on
her way TO Warnock on visit.
Oysters Soc aquart at A Portersheld.
Several Of our physicians will attend the
meeting of the Eastern Ohio Medical So
ciety at Cadiz next Tuesday.
Charles Johnson, of the 3. & o. office,
| left last evening for the Worlds Fair.
WILDER Smith and Free Wilkinson bag
| ged l0S squirrels in three days hunt the
| past week
Cowen & Co. have paid the loss on the
Klotz and johnson buildings sustained by
| the recent fire. This is the trst money
which mas been paid.
| Mrs. A. A. Fulton is visiting her daugh-
| ter. Mrs. John e. Lashley, at Allegheny,
| Pa.
Oscar Terrell and w. D. DeDham, of
| Richlaud township, were with friends IN
| the city yesterday.
Meyer and Harry Herzberg, accom-
panied by their wives, are at the Worlds
| Fair.
The Mercantile Club are making ar
rangements for their opening ball, which
will be held at Turner Hall Tuesday evea-
ing. October 24tA.
This week will witness another exodus
of our people for the Worlds Fair.
The reception rendered the pastor, Rev.
VIM. Peregoy, and family at the South
Belaire NJ. Z. Church, Friday evening,
was an enjoyable affair. The Epworth
League rendered an interesting literary
and musical programme, and the new min
lister and family were cordially greeted and
welcomed 10 their new home.
A special meeting Of the Young Mems
Democratic Club will be held at its rooms
on Tuesday evening. Each member OF the
club is earnestly requested 10 be present.
Ex-Councilman W. NJ Reed has accept
ed the az nCy for a mining and loan COM
pauv, aud will open an Office in this city.
Matt Gordon. Of the Q. Il Z. ticket othce,
is at the Worlds Fair.
Col q. l.. POOrmon left yesterday for
Muskiugum county, where be made NC
Kiuley speech last evening. He will de-
vote a part OF his time TO speech making
during the remainder Of the campaign.
John A Lockwood and bride Will leave
tomorrow morning for Chicago, where
thew will locate.
Miss Flora Smith, Of Steubenville, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. DR., Wells, OF the
Third ward.
The next attraction at the Elysian
Theatre is Isl Plunkard." 18th inst.
Miss May Kelly entertained a number OF
her Young friends at her home on North
Belmont street, Thursday evening. Re
freshments were served at seasonable
hour.
The Chautalqua Circle held its first
meeting Of the season on Friday evening,
aud a splendid programme was well rem
dered.
The Beuaire Gas and Electric Company
have received their new machinery for
making incandescent lights and will begin
to place tin position this week. 1t will
be two weeks before the lights are ready
for use.
Mrs. Wetherald and Mrs. Kelly enter
tanned in a pleasing manner the Gravel
Hill Literary Club at their elegant home,
Friday evening.
A little child named Bamford, on Union
street, has mild attack of diphtheria.
The project 10 establish in this city
central reading room, gymnasium. etc, has
dropped out OF sight since Rev, w. II. Bur
bank, the leader in the movement, has de-
cided 10 locate in Martins Ferry.
The 3. & o. will run an excursion train
to Chicago to-day at one fare for the round
trip.
The Judges Of this district will meet at
the Globe Hotel in this city on the 18th
inst, to fix the time Of holding common
pleas court for the ensuing year.
Hon. John Mcbride, President OF the
United Mine Workers OF America, was IN
the city Yesterday morning.
Henry Grellers horse, Billy Dolan, won
in the 2: 40 trottiug race for purse OF SUI
al the New Comerstow fair.
]. X. Jolly, Hon. Z. j. Heinlein, and
Messrs. Strong and Leyda, Of the street
railway company, were in the city yester-
day.
Services as usual at the First NJ. E.,
First Presbyterian, Christian, United
PRESBYTERIAN and German Reforml1
churches to-day.