Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06
BELLAIRE

Stidd's on Thursday night nad nearing
in the Mayors Court yesterday anu were
assessed light fines, which they are unaoie
TO nav. IL is rather remarkable thlnB
for three generations OF one taulily 70 oe
In prison al the same time, yet this crowd
Included lanes Stidd, his son ana daugh-
ter and his daughters child, ana, as
Stidd saws. the prospective stepmotner and
step grandmother
Bricklaying is being pushed rapidly for
ward on the Wassman oullolng on Del
mont street.
Tbe result of the firemen's race at Mari
alta should convince our boys that the
proper thing 10 do is to merge the two hose
teams into one. 1t is folly TO divide into
two the material which would make WIN
ming team.
Michael Labolita and Miss Ida Greer
came down from Martins Ferry yesterday
with marriage license in their possession
and were pronounced husband and wife oy
SQUIRE D. w. Cooper.
The electric railway company expect 10
have their road completed and open TO
traffic by Saturday, September 2, and ex'
pect to have quite demonstration In manor
of the event We understand that the La
Dor Day demonstration will be changed
from Monday, the 4th, TO Saturday the "a,
so that the two occasions will meet.
The Powell, Rodewig and Maule hose
team returned from the tournament az
Marietta yesterday morning. The Merch-
ants team came up on the Eliza n. last
night.
invited TO attend the Elks' outing at
Wheeling Park next Thursday,
Preparations are being made for big
celebration in this city on the I'd OF Sep
TENDER. All the labor organizations in the
city will take part, and as reduced rates
on railroads will De secured, large num-
Der of visitors will be in attendance. An
interesting programme is being prepared
for the occasion.
Posters are out for the big Harvest
Home picnic TO be held at Bethel on the
nth inst. AS this is the only harvest
home 10 be held in this county this fall
there will no doubt be in attendance
much larger crowd than ever before
The Belmont County Teachers Institute
opens at ST. Clairsville tomorrow The
session promises to be unusually interest
ing
Quite a number Of our people will 90 out
10 the colored folks camp meeting az
Bethel to-day. Several excursion trains
will be run at rate of one fare for the round
trip.
Elwood Warnock will spend the coming
week with friends at Wsrnock.
WILDER Piper, Of Rose Hill, had two Of
his fingers mashed while at work at the
B. & o, platform, and the end OF each had
TO be amputated.
The Justices Of the Peace say all the law
suits these days are being compromised,
making business extremely dull in the
local courts.
A. G. Deubow, of Henderson,, agent for
- ga In (NnunnanU
has been in the city the past few days
looking after the interest Of his company.
Mrs M. L. Clsrkburn Is visiting re-
latives at Findlay.
James Kerns and wife have returned
from ST. Louis, where Mrs. Kerns has
been with relatives the past two months.
The Franklin brass band will give fair
and festival on the evenings OF the oath,
25th and 26th inst.
Mrs Martha NJ. Clara, OF Allegheny,
Pa, is the guest of friends in the city.
John Camp and wife of Red Keg, Ind,
formerly residents Of this city, will spend
a few weeks with relatives and friends
here.
James Stewart is spending few days
with friends on the Bethesda camp
grounds.
Repairs are being made on the Union
street creek bridge. Both the creek bridges
are badly in need of repairs and paint.
Miss Minnie Colts, of the Central tele-
phone Office left yesterday for a three
weeks visit to the Worlds Fair.
Miss Graham, Of Barnosy.lle, is visiting
her friend, Mary Buchanan, OF the Fourth
ward.
George Kern's new two-story brick on
Plum alley is under roof.
Street Commissioner Curran is raising
part Of the pavement on Bridge street.
ia. Davidson and wife are visiting rela-
tives at Symmetrical, Noble county.
Miss Allie King,ot the First ward, is on
the sick list threatened with fever.
Samuel Ramsey, of Captina, brakeman
on the b., Il. s. Q. road, was killed near
Summerheld Thursday night. He was in
the caOoose when the car jumped OF the
track. Heiumpnd from the car just as il
was turning over and was crushed beneath
il. He was a young man and single.
&c. Tallmau and family are enjoying
the hilltop breezes at the Bethesda camp
grounds.
John Flood has resigned his position as
clerk at Wyrick's drug store, and will
leave in few days to take charge OF
drug store at Gallipolis.
Josephus Gorby is visiting friends at
Mansfield, ..
John Davis, the contractor, is home from
Berea, o.
is likely that no street fair will be held
here this fall The business depression eX-
lists here as we'll as elsewhere, and our
merchants do not feel disposed to incur the
heavy expense which fair would incur.
This will no doubt make the Labor Day
q much larger demonstration
than usual.
Foster McKirahan, manager Of S. B.
Potts store, has purchased G. s. Apples
notion store on Belmont street and will
take charge of same on the 18th inst
L. 5 Woodbridge, of Red Key, Ind, came
up from Marietta yesterday and will re-
main in the city for several days.
Mrs Minshall Porter6eld, who was Wis
iting friends at Martins Ferry, returned
home on Friday evening quite sick.
AT THE CHURCHES TO-DAY.
Preaching at the South Bellsire NJ. E.,
morning and evening, by the pastor.
Prof. Johnson, of Muskingum College,
will I'LL the purpit at the United Presbyte-
riau, morning and evening.
Usual services will be held at the Ger
man Reformed, with preaching IN the
morning by the pastor.
Regular services at the First NJ. E.
Preaching morning and evening by the
pastor.
Following is the programme Of services
at the reopening Of the church OF God at
Pinch Run, to-day:
Singiug-OId Hundred. Choir and Congregation
PrGyer................. Elder J. s. MARBLE
Solo aud Ch0rus-Euockiug at the Door. CHER
Sermon ............... ...... Elder n N. Anderson
Musc-O, Come Day ........... Choir
Prayer........ Elder j, X. Campbell
Music-Be lutiful Star Shine On ......... Choir
Choir md Congregation
n E1Aar
MuSic-Ths Beautiful City ......- ...........C Choir
solo aud Chorus-What Shall the Harvest Be:
%. ........... Bro. T. B. Smith
Music-Happy Pilgrims ....... Choir
Closing Standardization by Immersion in
the INSTRUMENTATION.