Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-22
BEILAIRE

| Several young boys were arreSUeu yes
terday afternoon charged with stealing
ford, the painter. The paint was taken
from the new building of Louis Long IN
the Second ward.
Mrs. Thomas Lilly and son Ben are visit
ing friends al GAINESVILLE.
Edgar Howard and bride have returned
from their Eastern trip.
Mr.. Oscar Hampton, Of this city. and
Miss Nettie McWilliams, of Martin S
Ferry, will be married at the brides
| home next Wednesday.
The usual services will be held at the
churches to-day.
The Misses Carrie and Gail Myers, of
Gravel Hill, left yesterday on Visit 70
relatives at Beallsville.
Miss BERTHE Hoffman is home from q two
weeks stay at Epworth Park.
Miss Anna Ferren. of Rose Hill, is Wis
! iting friends at St Clairsville.
Globe Hotel arrivals-M. z: Burrell,
Eimira, n. Y; j. w. Leaveyi New \ ork
NJ. NJ. Thomas, Philadelphia. Pa; +. Nj.
Brown Boston. Mass; NJ. NJ Marble
stone Cincinnati, o.; Joseph ). Berney,
Baltimore, Md; James Cullom, Chicago,
! Iu.:L. d. Bowlin. Wheeling, W. Va.
| William Loett, Pittsburg, Pa.
Harry Tattersall came III from Muncie,
| Ind, yesterday.
Henry Chandler will spend Sunday at
Bethesda.
Miss Jennie Ashbottom, Of East Liver
! pool, is the guest of Miss Mamie Grafton.
Miss Lulu Over is visiting friends at
| Morristown.
! Miss Mary Niman, OF Martin'sFerry, Is
! the guest of Bellaire friends.
DR.. !. T. w. Kerns, who sprained his
| knee in jumping from an electric car about
| two weeks ago, is still laid up from the
| effects of the injury.
The Big Ten tshing club. OF this city, is
in camp uear this city.
John Maule, Of this city, caught a nifty
three pound catfish at the mouth Of the
! Muskingum river the other day.
John Kincade and wife, OF Dunkirk,
| Ind. have returned TO this city TO remain
during the summer shut down OF the glass
| factories.
The Bellaire lodge OF the ROYAL Ar
canum were entertained by the Wheeling
| lodge Friday evening, and at the close OF
the meeting banquet was held. A royal
good time is reported.
Black Prince Lodge, knights Of
Pylhas, of this city, went up TO Bridge
port Wednesday evening TO assist their
brethren there in comforting degrees.
EX-Mayor Brown and family have
moved into their new residence at Pultney
Bottom.
II. A. Rodefer and family are now To-
Gated on the Moundsville camp grounds for
DR. Kemple's valuable bird dog was
shot and killed at Powhatan, where he
was being kept.
Henry #. Rowles and family have re-
turned from protracted visit with rela-
tlves at Jac2bsburg.
The telephone company have put in
4
phone at the Central Office in the Nass-
man block. Any one wishing to telephone
either long or short distances can receive
perfect service by going to the Central
Office. The company have supplied their
customers in this city with loud talking
machines aud parties using the same can
talk to New York, Chicago, Indianapolis
and other large cities with perfect salts
faction.
Roscoe Snedeker and Vic Evans are
home from two weeks fishing trip down
the river.
Miss Mary Buchanan is visiting at
GAINESVILLE
Miss Martha Kirkpatrick is with Pitts
burg friends.
Walter Brown has gone to New York.
Miss Rose Duga, daughter Of Jaco b
Duga, formerly OF this city but now OF
Pittsourg, is visiting her grandmother,
Mrs Rachel Stahl, in the Second ward.
Grace, little daughter OF Thomas Muir
phy, of the Second ward, who has had
stomach trouble for some time, was taken
to the Wheeling hospital few days ago
for the purpose Of having surgical opera
ton performed After an examination
the surgeons decided TO postpone the oper-
alton until the physicians could build up
her strength, as the operation is OF very
delicate nature.
A force of workmen are engaged 10
placing the iron bent on the tresue at the
Belaire nail works which the b. ~ y.
company is constructing over Indian run.
| The bent is "a feet long. The trestle Will
| soon be ready for trains to run over IT.
Those in this city who have had their
pensions reduced are John q. Addison,
| from IS 10 Sc per month; James ID. Con-
man. from IS TO So William u. Crozier.
from $40 to S.; John w. Hughes, from SIS
! TO SIC; Joseph A. Yocum, from Sl2 10 So.
| Those whose names were dropped from
the rolls are: Thomas Barnford, jacob
| Capito, George DeAbaugh and John c.
Duffy.
Fred Bodewig, ST., and family and his
sons and their families will 20 up TO Pat
toms Run in a wagon this morning, TO
spend Sunday with Mr.. Rodewlg's
brother.
Reports from Chippewa Lake say that
| Hackett's band is receiving great praise
from the patrons of that pleasant resort for
the excellent music they are rendering
Mrs. Zoeckler, Wilbur Smith and wife,
William Dorer and wife and Charles
| Dorer. OF this city, and Miss Phster, of
GAINESVILLE. attended the surprise party
given in honor of the birthday of Mrs.
| Koken, of Wheeling at Mozart Park
Tuesday evening. very pleasant time
| is reported.
Work on the new furnace at the Bellaire
Nail Works is progressing very nicely.
/ When all the improvements now IN course
! of construction at this establishment are
finished it will be one of the most COM
plete in the country.
The oil well on the Griffin farm, near
| Glencoe, is now down over 1900 feet, and
| the work is being pushed rapidly. There
are two sets Of men and the drill Is kept
going night and day. A small quantity OF
gas was found, but not enyugh 10 be util-
lied.
1t is said that the fines paid by single
saloon in Sistersville, run by Bellaire par
ties, amounts TO about $40 per month.
4. j. Workman, of the First ward, Is
| quite sick with fever.
G. II. Dankworth's new cottage az Ep-
worth Park is completed.
| Thomas Cummins, son Of S. o. Cum
Minis, is out after an attack of quinsy.
| 4 large number of new counterfeit s.
silver certificates are said to be ahoat in
| this section.
Freight business on all the railroads
| here is picking up somewhat.
Mrs. W. G. Stewart, Sr., OF Gravel Hill
! is visiting relatives at Holt, Pa
John McGraw and wife and Miss Anna
McGraw are at Atlantic City for few
days.
George Grim, the contractor who is
building the new B. & o. trestle at the
Bellaire Nail Works, was called 10 Cam
bridge Tuesday by a telegram announcing
the death Of his father. .
Mrs. Ed O'Hsrra, Of Pittsburg, is here