Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
BELLAIRE

invitytions q few days ago for select
dance TO be held at their club room on the
18th inst.
Miss Jennie Criswell entertained a num-
Der of her young friends at her home, IN
the Fifth ward, Tuesday evening. Tahy
pulling was the chief attraction, but there
were games aud other amusements, and
very enjoyable evening was spent
The Elite Club, a new organization, has
issued invitations for its initial dance, 10
be given at Its club room, ia SchmuIoach
block. on the 10th inst.
A party of young folks were pleasantly
entertained at the home of Samuel McDon-
aid. on Rose Hill, Wednesday evening.
Dancing was the order of the evening.
Refreshments were served at a seasonable
hour.
Mrs. Anna Moore has been visiting rela-
lives at GAINESVILLE the past few days
New life has been installed in the Uni
form Rank of BlankPrnce Lodge, Knights
of Pythias, and new organization effected
by the election Of George 4. Morgan, Cap
tGinj A. J. Reitz, First Lieutenant: Z.
Rumbach, Second Lieutenant; +. A. jack
son, Secretary; Wm Milligan, Treasurer.
The Rank will have drill exercise one
evening each week until the members be-
come proficient.
The Souvenir Club gave big masque-
rade dance in Eoere Hall on Tuesday
evening. The costumes displayed a big
variety of taste and included all the stages
from the ludicrous to the really beautiful
and grand.
The newly organized colored brass band
are making arrangements TO give festival
at the City Hall on the 23d and oath inst.
The Progress Club will give a select
dance at their club room on the 10Th inst,
I a oapH Ouf in rif in few 0QTg
Killmeyer, OF Wheeling, will play.
The County Board of Deputy Election
Supervisors met at ST. Clairsville on
Thursday and awarded to the Chronicle Of
that place the contract to print the tickets
TO be used throughout the county at the
spring election.
NJ Y. Danford returned yesterday from
Chattanooga, Tenn, where he has been
connected with college.
Probably the boldest of the many bold
robberies which have occurred 10 this city,
was that of Yesterday. j. w. Corbett, tue
grocer, had Oue-half of freshly dressed
hog hanging in front of his store. When
he went out to take slice for customer
the pork was gomez The police have been
looking for the thief, but lie has not been
apprehended.
Rodefer Bros. flint glass factory will re-
sumo in full tomorrow morning.
The local union of Flint GlssSworkers
held an important meeting yesterday after
noon.
The Bellaire steel plant will resume
work in full tomorrow morning.
Isaac Blum has returned from a business
trip to New Xork.
/. &. Sedwick. editor Of the Martins
Ferry Times, was in the city yesterday.
Randolph CrOuses hen roost was ralded
~ thiorroe LNrf3ov niphf and most of his
fowls were taken.
O. p. Mason is convalescent from an at
tack of la grippe.
John A. Neff, a representative farmer, OF
Richland township, was in the city yester-
day.
G. C. Kelly will assist Cashier G. w.
Dickens in the Dollar Bank for while
A saloon in the First ward has closed on
account of duh business.
j. b, Smith. ESQ, was at Martins Ferry
yesterday on legal business.
Henry Nagle and Charles Bradford have
formered a partnership in the painting
! business.
There will be no preaching at the Ger
man Reformed Church on account Of the
absence Of the pastor
Nearly fifty persons have been converted
at the revival at the First NJ. +. Church,
which is still in progress.
Rev. a. NJ. West, of Pittsburg, will fill
! the pulpit morning and evening at the
| First :. resbyteriau Church today.
Word has reached this city that L. D.
| Devore, who is at Dillonvale, is critically
| i'll of erysipelas. He was IN this city on u
| visit week ago.
Prof. +. L. Budanuro, a gentleman OF
color and dancing master by profession,
/ borrowed from Miss Ida Lucas, Of this
/ city, two finger rings valued at $40. Heat
/ first claimed that he could not get the
rings off his finger. When he showed up
! In this city yesterday without the rings he
/ said he had them taken Off In Wheeling,
! but forgot to bring them along with him.
/ Miss Lucas father had him arrested for
| theft and the gay and dashing terpsicho-
rean professor is resting in the city jail
/ Robert Russell has been granted an In
crease Of pension.
! Rev. y. ). Boyd, the new pastor, will
! hold regular services an the l. =. Church
! to-day.
Regular services at the Christian
! Church, morning and evening.
DEMOCRATIC TOWNSHIP CONVENTION.
The p ultney Township Democratic Cob
vention was held in City Hall yester after
noon There was nearly full delegation
present and quite a number or spectators
chosen for Chairman and Il. {. Mayer for
/ Secretary. For Justice Of the Peace,
| three 10 nominate. A w. Shepherd, Geo.
I Kern, Franklin Neff, d. ". Cooper, VIM.
I Drugan and Charles Saterfeld were
named, but the latter declined TO permit
the uSs Of his name. Messrs. Cooper and
Neh were nominated on grst ballot II
took eight ballots TO choose the other can
didate-George Kern. For Trustee. ia
cob Rietz was nominated by reclamation,
as was Charles Hoffman foz Clerk, and
John Csugh. Jr., for Constable. For As.
SCISSOR, Charles Crymble, J. {. Myers and
d. T. McCloyswere named. 1t took four
ballots to nominate AlcCloy. The ticket is
said 10 be the strongest one which has beer
meets with great satisfaction.
REPUBLICAN TOWNSHIP CONVENTION.
The Republicans Of Pultney township
met in mass convention al City Hall YES
terday afternoon at 1880 o'clock. Hunter
Armstrong, Esq, was chosen as chairman,
II. A. Lichtenberger. secretary; W. J.
kirkpatrick, Judge; 5. G. Crow, teller
The hall was crowded. For clerk, Martin
Cowen and Amos Roscoe were named
When rhe voting commenced there was q
rush for the ballot box ana a Jam was the
result. COwen was afraid OF repeaters
and got upon chair TO urge the officials c
exercise due care. This raised q laugh or
Cowen. The count OF ths vote gave Ros
Gee 269, COwen 155. For Trustee, J. NJ
Pan. 1885, /. Z. Baker, 142; Adam Long
81 lFOr Justices Of the Peace. three Z
nominate. Il. 5. Mason, $780, S. S. Nc