Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23
BELLAIRE.

The County Commissioners were in the
city yesterday looking over the public
work in progress.
Township Clerk J. A. Myers and George
Arnold, of Mead township, were in the
city yesterday.
Charles Waugh and wife, of the Second
ward, will go TO the country for the sumner
in the hope of recuperating Mrs. WIS
health.
The Columbian Minstrels. recently
reorganized, contemplate giving another
entertainment in few weeks, with an en-
tirely new programme.
crdt office.
Col. Jake Kemple, of Wheeling, will de-
liver his lecture, "A Political ONCE is q
Private Snap-When You Get It." at l. o.
o. +. Hall, next Wednesday evening, under
the auspices Of Black Prince Lodge. X.
Of p.
Mrs. Stanton Phillips and daughter
Blanche and Miss Hattie Moore, OF west OF
town, are visiting friends at Powhatan.
Prof. Frank j. Nelson and his pupils will
give an entertainment at the Elysian Thea
ter next Thursday evening.
The Assessors are busily engaged in APP
praising personal property.
A Sunday school will be organized at
Avondale, the new suburb south OF the
city, this afternoon.
The rumor that George S. Jennings, the
newly elected member had retired from
the Water Works Board, is not true. How
ever, Mr.. Jennings has resigned as Presl-
dent of the Board, because OF the dismissal
of John Gallagher, superintendent OF line.
Several coal miners Of this city and vlcln-
ity attended the sub-district meeting at
Bridgeport, Yesterday.
B. 5. Neff, a prominent stock buyer OF
York township, was in the city yesterday.
Rev. L. S. Smith, Of Wegee Circuit, will
preach the anniversary sermon TO both
lodges of Odd Fellows at the Second Pres
byterian Church next Sabbath,
Thomas Porterfeld, of Pittsburg, who
was called here by the illness and death OF
his brother William, viii IN all PROBABILITY
locate here.
The L. p. Church at High Ridge, which
was burned on Wednesday night is to be
rebuilt. as several thousand dollars has
already been subscribed for that purpose.
The Gravel Hill Reading Climb held an
interesting meeting Friday evening at the
North Bellaire Library rooms.
Mrs. Fred Rodewig, Sr., IS visiting
friends at Burlington.
The golden wedding anniversary Of
Squire John McNiece. near Glencoe, on
Thursday, was big affair. Toe Squire
is well known throughout the county, and
large crowd were present 10 pay their re-
spects and participate in the genial hospi-
tality Of the host. Some sixty persons
from q distance were in attendance, and
the occasion is reported 70 have been an es-
pecially enjoyable one.
Recall merchants should make another
determined effort 10 get an earlier east
bound morning accommodation train on the
3. & o. road when the company Is arrang-
ing for its summer timetable. Beilaire
loses considerable trade on account of the
late hour at which the morning train ar
riyes, many country people preferring 70
sell their produce to hucksters, because in
coming 10 the city they frequently have
not time 70 dispose OF their produce and
make purchases.
Mrs. s. Z. Collier went to St Clairsville
last evening, where she will assist in mis-
siouary service al the NJ. Z. Church To-
DAY.
City Clerk John R. Cow is now able to
be ABOUT, after several weeks illness.
Mrs. X. n. Whiting, OF Peoria, Ill, IS
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Isaac Booth,
of the Fourth ward.
The same old story in the Mayors Court
no business Of general interest 70 the
public.
Yesterday was dull day in the city, the
weather being so Indictment that people did
not venture out OF doors. and there were
few country people in town.
Samuel Fitch has had an operation per-
formed on his eyes for removal Of cata-
ract
The resignation of George Jennings as
Presinent OF the Water Works Board
was accepted, aud Mordecai Nelson elect
ed 10 III tue vacancy. VIM Carroll was
elected Vice-President
AT THE CHURCHES TO-DAY.
"The Neglected Path" is the subject for
the morning sermon at the First NJ E. :;
ssThe Call TO Life" subject OF evening dis
course.
Rev. I. NJ. Huston viii I'll the pulpit at
the United Presby terian-
Preaching morning and evening at the
South Bellaire NJ. K.
Regular services at the other churches in
the city. Strangers are cordially invited
4 TO attend services al either house Of wor-
hip.
a subscription will be taken at the First
hsbyterian, for the pnAeuef hQni-