Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-19
BELLAIRE

SIS REwARD.-Wiu pay SIS reward for
arrest and conviction of party who stole
the GUITAR from the Exchange Friday
evening, August TO-
EMIL SCHMIDT, Prop.
Mrs. Mary Rock left yesterday for Pitts
burg 10 visit friends. She leaves to-day
for Brooklyn, n Y, to attend the National
Council of the Daughters of Liberty, which
meets in that city tomorrow, Tuesday and
| Wednesday.
Miss Mamie O'NeiI entertained party
of friends. at her home on Rose Hill,
Thursday evening, in honor Of her guest,
Miss Burke, of Newark, Q.
NJ J. Brand and James Defibaugh, of
| Duukirk. Ind, are in the city seeing old
| friends and to be present at meeting Of
the directors of the Enterprise Window
| Glass Company, which will be held next
Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. j. Sherwood, of GAINESVILLE, who
has been visiting friends in the city, has
returned home.
\. II. Workman and family. Of this town
ship. left Wednesday for Seattle, Wash,
where they will make their future home.
j. NJ. Criswell mas gone to Pomeroy, O.,
TO work.
Miss Mum, of Pittsburg, is the guest of
the family OF Mrs. Elizabeth Crozier, on
Central avenue.
Work on He'll Bros new slaughter and
ice houses is progressing rapidly, and one
of the buildings is now under roof. The
buildings are much larger than the ones
recently destroyed by fire, and the sIaugh-
ter house viii be equipped with the latest
improved machinery.
Foster Barnes aund family, of Alton,
H., are visiting relatives in the ely.
The School Board has elected the follow
in, ianitors for the ensuing year: First
ward. Mrs. Sarah Moore; Second ward,
Miss Mo.lie Reece: Belmont building,
Mrs. Lucy Sewers; Central building, sam
uel Oldham; Kelly building Miss Matte
Williams: Indian Run, Elijah Criswell;
Gravel hin, Mrs. NJ. J. RhiRehart. Jack
Bauch was also reelected Truant Officer
for another year.
Miss Luella Mcdonald entertained
friends at her home on Gravel Hill Thurs
dav evening in very pleasant manner.
Miss Alice GLASGOW is visiting friends at
SteubenyiIe and other places
Il. 4. Seal and family attended the
Monroe county fair the past week.
Peaches and plums sell for 10 cents
basket in this market. Tometoes are quite
plentiful, and sell at 10 cents peck.
The Bellairc party which was caught
bv al electric motor at the Whisky Run
bridge on the evening OL AuSu ftu WduN
damages from the street car company 10
the amount OF $50.
". Il. Gill, Of Muucie. Ind, is in the
city
Alessrs. 4. J. Martin, d. A. Dorsey and
James Burleigh, representing Moundsville
i'm the proposed street railway project con-
Meeting Moundsville and BenwOOd, were
In the city during the past week gathering
street railway information.
The company in charge Of the coustruc-
tiou OF the new furnace at the Bellaire
steel works are rapidly pushing the work
10 completion. The shell of the stack is
now ready for tue lining. This furnace,
when completed, will be one of the best
ever constructed.
Bellaire is one Of the healthiest towns in
the state. This is due TO the thorough
sewerage, extensively paved streets and
good well water
John Strobel. Fish and Glass Commits
sioner for this district, has been out along
the c., L. X ". K. r. the past week inves-
tigating complaints in regard TO SEEMING
for fish
Frank Fralinger and family, of Dun
kirK, Ind, who have been spending a
month with relatives in this city, returned
home Thursday.
Mrs. J. T. Luke is visiting friends in
Noble county.