Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-17
BELLAIRE.

BELLAIRE-
Quite q Rrmber of members OF our
lodges and others were at Bonwood yes
terdav afternoon 70 witness the laying or
the corner stone for the new M. z. church.
Heatherington's brass band accompanied
the crowd which went over
Oficer John Strobel OF the police force
and Miss Kate Fowler Of this city, Will be
married to-day at the home Of the brides
parents at Barnesville.
Edward " orkman and Miss Mary Tim
berlnke. Of Crabapple. came to the city
and were married at the Windsor Hotel oy
Rev. L. w. Barr, pastor OF the FIRST
Presbyterian church.
n. s Hopkins is in from Caldwell to
spend Sunday with his family.
Moses Sonueboru, OF this city, was mar
ried on Friday evening. to Miss Julla
Hirsehman. Gt the home Of the brides par
eDts az Baltimore, Md, and are now on an
eastern bridal tour. They will arrive IN
this city about the 25th inst Mr.. Some
born's parents were at Baltimore TO wit
ness the ceremony. Mr.. SOnueborn IS
manager Of Joseph Sonneborn's large dry
goods and millinery store in this city, and
is an energetic young business man.
The w. Q. T. u, Of the South Bellalre
NJ r Church. mas elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: Mrs. Hester
Wilson. President; Mrs. Taroet Vice
President; Mrs. Cofileld, Recording Secre-
tary; Mrs. Treese, Corresponding Secre-
tarv; Mrs Glasgow, Treasurer.
Township Clerk Fitzpatrick was az the
County Intrmary yesterday making a
semi-aunual settlement with the trustees
of that institution.
The Mercantile Club are making ar
raurements 70 give select hop the latter
part of this month.
Albert Luchs has returned from the
Columbian Exposition, and like all others
who have been there, is delighted with the
The Ladies' Aid Society, of the First NJ.
+. church. will hold social at the church
next Tuesday evening.
A consignment Of the largest water
melons we have seen this season was re-
ceived by our grOcers yesterday.
The following attractions have already
been booked by the Young Peoples Lee
ture course for the season: Leland Pow
ers, November 10; Ariel-Dow Concert
company, December %; Rev. Henry Mott
January 70: Robert Mcintyre, February
%. The Temple Quartette, March q.
A Young child Of John L. Schilling, OF
the Fifth ward, died yesterday morning.
The brick work on the new Waesman
lanes B. Mackie's Grimes Cellar
Door" is billed to appear AZ the Elysian on
next Thursday evening. This company
showed here last season and gave pleas
ing performance
Miller Booth and wife left yesterday for
the Worlds Fair.
The Kelly building, on Rose Hill has
been put in good repair, and school Will De-
gin therein tomorrow.
viii Muller and James Linard are
spending the day with friends AZ Mounds
Louis Luchs is home from visit to
friends az Marietta.
Ohio Valley Council No. 81, Jr. o. U A
M. accompanied by their brass band, at
tended the flag raising at schoolhouse
near Martins Ferry yesterday.
howard Lichtenberger and daughter,
Miss Eva, will leave tomorrow for the
Worlds Fair.
Willis Hawley was taken to the county
Jail yesterday by Marshal johnson TO
serve out fine OF so and costs. Hawley
lives in Wheeling, but comes to this city
occasionally and snnoys the family OF his
divorced wife oy abusive language.
The people living on Belmont street in
south Bellaire are alarmed at the rapid
speed OF the electric cars, and fear that
terrible accident may happen one OF these
days.
Worlds Fair and several cities IN the
There was another sugar famine in this
CITY Yesterday, and many country people
who came 20 town 10 buy large quantity
for preserving fruit, had to be content
with a few pounds.
The heaviest peals or thunder OF tue
season were heard in this city ABOUT one
o'clock YESTERDAY morning.
The steel plant will resume operations
tomorrow, and will continue work all this
week At least
DIR s. A. George, general secretary OF
the National Sabbath Union, will ADDRESS
a union meeting this evening at the First
NJ r. Church in the interest OF Sabbath
There are !. 4s4 pupils already enrolled
in the city pu Dlic schools.
The Young Mems Democratic Club meets
on each Tuesday evening now. Demo
Gratis are cerdiolly invited to attend the
meetings.
patrick will be the principal and teacher
~ No. L Miss Clements will take charge
M No .. and Miss Bonarlus will be the
teacher in No. 4.
AT THE CHURCHES.
Rev. c. Z. Paxton will preach at the
United Presbyterian at IL 8. N. and 6:SO
.. m. &c.,
SYNOD at Akron, Ohio, and there Will oe
no preaching at the German Reformed To-
day.
Preaching this morning only at the First
PRESBYTERIAN, on account OF the union
meeting at the First NJ. <. this evening. -.
Rev. Il. G. White, the new pastor, Will
preach the morning sermon at the Christ
ian church.
Services at the First NJ. E. church this
morning conducted by the Woman's Home
Missionary Society. Mrs. James Huntley
will give an address on city evangelistic
work. Union mass meeting At 1880, ad-
dressed by Rev. DR.. 5. A. George All
the choirs are requested to attend this
meeting.
Nick Kaufman. the trick bicycle
rider. is out with challenge to the
world. He offers 20 bet w. 3. Maltby
81, OF % 81, 900 heNean heat hin.