Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-02
BELLAIRE.

Frank A. Pitner, a notice OF whose
sickness appeared this week, died
Wednesday night at niue O'Clock. He
was an exemplary citizen I'M his fifty
first year. A consistent member Of the
South Bellaire NJ. E. church. Also a
member Of Ohio Valley Councll No. 81
Jr. o. u. A. NJ. He was al old soldier
serving four years and FIVE months
during the Rebellion. The funeral ser
vices will be conducted As his late resi-
deEce to-day at two pl m. by the Rev.
William PeregOY.
The ChautauQuan Literary and Social
Circle will meet thisi evening at the
Buckeye Building and Loan office. The
Rock Hill C. L. & S. 3. will visit them
and the following programme will be
rendered:
History. Miss Mary Parks
Europe in the Niuetee9th Century.
................... w. J. McClain
Feudal System in England. ........
.................,l... A. Colbert
Questions and Answer4 J. w. Howell
Reading. Miss Esther Eagan
Humorous Reading. J.. Miss Clara Moore
Guests of the Globe Hotel: c. A.
Brown, Washington. D. c.; +. s. Par
malice, Batavia, ~ f.; Charles B. Fun
lister, Columbus;}G. Z. Wincher, Ernest
Baer, WheeinGs Joseph Kohn, PhIladel-
phia, Pa; L. w. Stone and sou, Con-
DesUt, o.; J.IE. Robinson, PittSburg,
Pa; J. A. Varnock, WarnOck, o.; w.
n. Smith, bteubenville; A. NJ. Woods
worth, Fl Burg, Pa.
Very 10 b tones Of praise are being
said, BY every one who hears them sing
about the quartette Of ladies and gem
tlemen Of Bellaire, who have been sing
ing at the Prohibition meetings.
Kane Sm 18th, on trial at ST. Clairsville
yesterday, twas found guilty and SEN
fenced TO tbkee years in the penitentiary.
The Belaire ice cream cases were mol
lied.
Guests OF he Merchants Hotel: W.
E. Slutz, Flu hing, o.; E. II. Cooper,
Richmond, VI. Va; C. r. Miller, Wheel
ing; Mrs. Ilarr, Glencoe, o. d. B,
Stewart. Pitt 0urg, Pa.
Rev. O.W. Holmes, who just got home
yesterday frbm the GAINESVILLE NJ. Z.
District Conf ereCce at BstesVille, Ohio,
says they ha b a most profitable confer
ence this time
The Bella1re nail works are thinking
OF putting Up another large stack,
which will t(eep the bricklayers and
wOrkmen at YORK about all winter.
The BellairS Steam Laundry ma
chinery has besn sold TO ID. c. kurner,
Of Wheeling, w Va, and will be moved
10 that place.
The tafy Is not all made yet, so Miss
Edna Jones, of the Fifth ward, aud her
friends helped make Som5 last night.
The Standard Boiler aud Bridge
Company have a large amount Of work
on hand aud are running steadily.
Miss Lydia Dsaienbaugh entertained
her friends at her home in the Second
ward on Hollow Fen.
Mayor Dubois says that his prOclama-
ton closing saloons means for twenty
four hours sure.
A. Laird is now managing the Bellairs
Bouer and Bridge Company and dolDg
a MED business.
MrsN Mcconnell has returned to her
home (at Newark, o., after q weeks
Dleas9nt visit,
ThA high school pupils are on the Qei
vive betting ready for the public IN
Spectibn tomorrow.
heSwork Of building the burned b,
z. & c. Sdepot will be commenced In
mediate 4. g.
A. + ronson, Of Cleveland, is the
guest o Ne busy Novelty stamping
COMPANY
One d as registered at the lock-
up and Of by the mayor yes
terday.
Noah boy will be tried unds5
the tru by complains OF tlu1'
officer,
Ths q JossPh Ha'en'