Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
BELLAIRE

Miss Mamie Grafton delightfully."- enter
tanned a number of her friends al her home
on Rose Hill Monday evening. The affair
was entirely impromptu and was rendered
as a compliment Of the friends OF the
hostess. Vocal and instrumental music,
! pleasant speeches and a general merry
| making were the characteristics OF the
! evening. Refreshments were also served.
Nj. L. Murphy has secured the contract
| for building the tank bottle works below
town, and will commence work to-mor-
! row. Practical Workmen are at the head
| Of the enterprise and the works are TO re
put in operation at the earliest time pos
| sible.
The Bellaire fremen are arranging for
| the proper entertainment or the extensive
board of the Eastern Ohio Firemen's AS
ISOLATION, which will be here soon 10 set
time and place for the annual tournament
The knights Templar Of this city are
making arrangements for the proper OBJ
servanCe Of Ascension Day on tue evening
! Of May 8. Services will De held in tue
! First PRESBYTERIAN Church, and Rev. K.
L. Swope, of Wheeling, will deliver the
sermon.
The Board of Trade are making an ef-
| fort to awaken the business men OF the
| city 10 greater interest in business a.
| fairs by making the organization stronger
! by having il more il accord with the state
| Board of Trade management TIE effort
| is 70 be put forth looking TO a revival ana
extension of the business interests OF the
! city.
| The temperance folks are becoming
/ quite active again. and arrangements nave
! been made to hold temperance union OF
the several churches next Tuesday even
| ing The several ministers Of the city Will
| speak on the various phases or the temper
anCo cause, and an appropriate musical
| programme will be readered. A rouNng
| attendance is looked for, and profitable
| meeting in tho interest of temperance Is
! anticipated
Emanuel Bauers win reP,escat Ohio
| Valley Council Juniet Order Mechanics at
| the State CopPen, which be held at Hamll-
| ton, o., Ny to inclusive.
! Arlington Division, L. Il. Is. OF p, are
| shipping matters for a grand May festival
! at tho Elysian Theatre May to II. a
number of general officers will participate
in an excellent programme.
The dance 10 be given by the Progress
| Club will be largely attended
| Joseph Parish aud family have taken up
! their residence in Columbus.
Miss Annie Lewis, OF Businessburg, Wis
tied Bellaire friends last week.
! a number Of Bellaire boys who went to
! Sistersville to find work. have returned
! and report no demand for their services
there.
A. o. Myers and sister have returned
from . visit TO their grandmother Mrs
Mary Myers, in the country.
Mrs j. d. Keyser has returned from
visit 10 her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mellott
Of Key.
Mrs. John Wilson, Of Pugh, was the
guest Of friends in the city yesterday.
@. G. Kelley is visiting his mother, at
Armstrong; Mills.
Miss Belle Warden has returned home
| from pleasant visit with her friend, Miss
| Lizzie Welsh, ut Armstrong; Mills.
Charles Brockman, who has been visit
ing the family of B. F. Cockayne, at Tiflin,
has returned home.
Mrs. George x. Taylor, Of the Fourth
ward, is visiting friends in Marshall coun-
! tv. ". Va.
Miss Ella Ressinger entertained a party
Of her friends at her home on Rose Hill,
Thursday evening. 1t was very pleasant
affair to all concerned.
Rev. William Peregoy, OF the South
Belleire NJ E. church, has so far recovered
| from his severe illness as 10 be able 10
| leave his bed. He hopes 10 be able 10 re-
| sumo his ministerial duties IN a few days.
The Daughters Of Liberty held an in
| teresting social meeting at Patriotic Hall
last night. The society is fast growing in
! interest
Mrs. Lewis Eberling and children, of
Kunkirk, Ind, are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, James Holland, OF the First
ward.
The young people Of ST. Paul's A. M. F.
church will hold song service this even
ing.
Mrs. Wilbur Smith nicely entertained
| the COTE Circle at her home "Wednesday
evening.
S G. Penny and Lawrence Helm, Of
Pittsburg; w. II. McCleane, Philadel-
phia; c.. J. WAGNER, Allegheny, and q.
e. White, Baltimore, were in the city yes
| terday.
Senator Hogg passed through the city
yesterday On his way home from Colum-
BUS.
Miss Aggie Hanlon, who has been visit
Ing her friend, Miss Allie Meilott. in this
city for several days, has returned 10 her
home in Bsrnesville.
Col w. G. Watson, of the Knowles, Tay-
Tor x Knowles potteries, East Liverpool,
was in the city yesterday. He says the
prospects for a settlement with the strik-
ing potters is not yet in sight.
Mrs. J. II. Collins, OF Columbus, was in
the city yesterday.
J. B Ryan, Of St. Clairsville, mingled
with Bellaire friends yesterday.
Lizzie Ryan, who resides near this city,
few years ago was rendered speeches.
| through fright during a cyclone. This
week she recovered her speech, and is now
| able 10 converse rs well as formerly.
Major +. 7. Petty, prominent Barnes
| Vile attorney. is the latest 10 add his name
| TO the list Of Republican aspirants for Con
gress. There are still few districts TO
| hear from.
The electric railway. il is understood,
! will put number of summer cars on the
line when the weather becomes suitable.
W. Z. Evans, manager OF the Bellaire
Democrat, is the authorized news represen-
! tative OF the REGISTER in this city. This
paper will appreciate any favor in the mat
ter OF news shown him.
Charles n. EdmoGds. an old Bellaire
boy, who for a number Of years past has
been general manager of the Consolidated
Lamp and Glass Company of Fostoria,
has been in the city several days visiting
his many friends.
Hon. Newell Kennon, OF St Clairsville,
was in the city Yesterday on his way home
! from the National Capital.
Contractor Day has begun excavating
on tie Twenty-eighth street Improvement.
All Masons of Bellaire are invited 10 at
| tend the funeral of Dr.. Hobensack, at Mar
tins Ferry, this afternoon at o'clock.
CLARINGToN,
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