Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02
BELLAiRE

The social given by the w. r. c. and G..
A. K. at Grand Hall was pleasant and
social occasion. There were recitations oy
Mrs. NJ. Gordon, Mrs. J. Brown and Mrs.
j. NJ. Paul, songs by Misses Maggie Jones,
Ada Porterfeld, Mrs w. II. Thompson
and Mrs. A. Truman, remarks by w. ID.
Jones and F. Grim. Afterwards these
old children INDUCED in game OF hind
most of three. p All seemed 10 enjoy them
selves and hope for another open night to
come around soon.
Plymouth Council No. u and Bellaire
No. SIS, o. u. A. NJ, intend 10 give liter
airy and musical entertainment on the night
of January 10. Speakers versed in the
principles of the order will be present and
give a clear explanatory exposition OF the
order It's objects, the good they expect
TO accomplish, and the manner OF their
work. There will be hne music both vo-
cal and instrumental, some recitations also
will enliven the occasion. 1t is expected
to have several of the State officials pres
ent, and as this next year or 1898 VIII De
the fftieth year Of the organization, a
special effort will be made 10 have grand
rally at that time. Every American is in
terested ia this entertainment In order
that the people may know just what is be-
ing done by the society for the good of our
country. The admission is free. But free
will offerings wilt be accepted and donated
TO the benevolent societies OF the city for
sweet charity.
Arlington Division No. ", u. X, X. OF
P, are making preparations for their ex-
hibition drill, which is 10 take place some
time next month at the Elysian Theatre,
for the benefit of the poor OF our city.
Captain George Il. Morgan is training the
division most thoroughly for this occasion.
Arrangements will be completed at their
meeting tomorrow night.
The Mother Goose entertainment on
Tuesday and Wednesday nights next is
given in the interest Of the Gravel HUI
Cut Episcopal Church Society, aud as
those taking part in the play are exceilent
hands at managing such affairs, the citl-
zens Of Bellaire may be sure OF pleasant
and profitable hour or so.
The managers of the Elysian .theater
have booked the Limited Mail for Decem-
Der 9th. They have gone 10 great expense
this fall and winter 10 give Bellaire first
class shows and so far awe succeeded qnlte
well.
Mike Honan, the man that got such an
ugly fall some days since az the new blast
furnace, has so far recovered that he is
back ready to go to work again.
The B. 81 .. clerks, express great graft
fication to the City Council, for passing
the ordinance restraining the hotel porters
from annoying passengers from traihs, ana
the public generally Is very glad SUCH
law is in force.
The children OF ST. Johns schools are
very busy selling brick for their new
school and church building. They cost ten
cents each and quite large number OF
dimes are being gathered IN.
We still hear the cry OF "hard times"
and yet it is very seldom that Bellaire
witnesses more steady run OF her facto-
ries than we have at this present time.
Indeed, all the factories are making full
time and some overtime, except the steel
works The Stamping Company is rushed
with orders; the boiler works are making
full time, while the bottle works and the
Rodefer Glass Company are running stead
ily and finding q good market for their
wares. The new mandolin factory will
soon be in operation, and they have num-
Der of orders TO fill Immediately. Still
that cry is ringing in my ears; but maybe
IL is only from the force habit. The people
are not near so ready 10 spend their money
as of yore. These hard times for Bellaire
commenced when gas was first discovered
and our glass houses began decamp-
ing And since that our people have
learned the value Of money as never be-
fore. Hence, now, when they are having
work at steady wages, they are little
more economical than before, and thus
money is not floating about so plentifully.
Sometimes we think IL was blessing in
disguise TO learn our people that lesson
that man with plenty OF money never
would learn the economic expenditure OF
money.
In the personnel OF the Mother Goose
show we find Miss Phoebe Henderson as
Mother Goose and Tom Nicholson as Jack
Goose. The full programme is filled by
the best material
Fred Grim, OF the Fourth ward, intends
TO move his family 20 East Liverpool this
week. He has secured work there and
will make that place his home in she fu-
ture. We are very sorry 70 have him
leave US.
A good looking widow, in easy circum-
stances, says she is ready 70 marry, and
wants a man suited 10 her taste So any
one wishing such chance will just report
10 the REGISTER.
r. NJ. Gilliland, Of Gravel Hill, was sud-
denly taken with a severe pain in his side
Friday night. He is some better, but very
sore.
VIM. Rose, of Gravel Hill thought 1t
smart and economical to run toll gate No j,
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