Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15
BEiLAIRE

| At the patriotic meeting Of the Epworth
League Of the First NJ. E. Church the fol-
| lowing programme was rendered. Song,
My Country lis of Thee, by League;
PRAYER, Rev. d. w. Chandler; Patriotism,
| Mrs. Henry Chandler; solo, Mrs. Boyd;
| biography, DR.. j. 5. Mcclellan; recitation,
| Miss Edith Thompson: solo, Miss LEIGH
J tenberger; biography, Miss Burtoft; reci-
I tation, Mr.. Walton; solo, Mrs. Boyd;
biography, W. @. McClain. The evening
was passed very pleasantly and the audi
ence were well pleased with the programme
| The LaRoche property on Bridge street
| is having a new front put in, which will
add greatly to the appearance Of the prop
erty when completed.
The Belmont street bridge over McMa-
| hons creek needs repairing. Several
] boards in the floor are loose.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Smith. Miss Eagan
| and Walter Mansei, were among the Bel
| lalre people who attended the Christian
| Endeavor Convention at Cleveland.
Mack Criswell, of the Buckeye Fishing
| Club, which is in camp near Darlington, is
spending few days at his home here. He
| will return TO the camp the first Of the
week. Mack reports the club enjoying
themselves and having a splendid time.
w. G.. Danford, the well known mail
agent, sent bowlder weighing two pounds
and nine ounces TO Postmaster Warnock
here as a sample OF the missiles that were
thrown through the car windows at Chi
cago.
". r. Morgan and wife have returned
| from their vacation, and Mr.. Morgan has
again taken charge of the telegraph office
at the B. & o. depot here.
Dr. D. l.. Steere, a former resident OF
this city. but now Of st, Mary's, "; Va,
| is frequently mentioned as a Repu blican
candidate for the House OF Delegates Of
that State from Peasants county.
Our Pride Council, Daughters Of Lib
erty. will celebrate the third anniversary
| of the order IN this city on Saturday even
| ing, July y. \ number of Daughters OF
Liberty from Wheeling and McMechen
will be present. a grand banquet will be
held.
A Passionist father is in charge Of ST.
Johns Catholic church during the absence
Of Father Fitzgerald.
Eugene Garrison and wife, Of Zanes-
VILE are visiting friends in the city. Mr.
Garrison is employed in the Robinson
glass works at GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. William McGee, OF the Fifth ward,
is able to be out, after a long illness.
Louis Houser the timer, who has been
laid up for some time with inflammatory
rheumatism, is able TO walk about again.
Prof. +. j. Nelson and pupils, assisted
oy the L. II. X. of T. band, the Arlington
Quartette, the Ladies Orchestra and other
musical talent, will give concert at Rock
Hill school house, which was postponed
some time ago, next Wednesday evening,
July 18th. We hope the weather and
everything will be more favorable this
time.
Mr. Gallaher, of the Erie House, has
leased hotel at McMechen, w. Va, and
will move his family and goods to that
place and open up business.
Fred Rodewig, Sr., and son Edward, are
home from visit with friends IN the
country west OF Martins Ferry.
Mrs Belle Career and daughter Bergle,
and Miss Laura Hoffman are at Epworth
Park for few days.
George Pracht Frank Greene and AL
Gettings are camping al Powhatan.
The property owners along Twenty
third street are now engaged IN tapping
and connecting their waste pipes with the
lately completed sewer on that street.
Charles Dolan, William Bestraw. James
| McGraw and Oliver Heatherington are
fishing on Big Wheeling creek.
John Habig has returned from a two
weeks visit with friends at Marietta.
J. NJ. Boyd, the produce dealer, IS homo
from a business trip 20 Braddock, Pa.
Miss Mary Sanders has returned from a
visit with relatives at Allegheny, Pa.
DR.. J. p West is acting health officer
during the absence of DR.. Long at the
Moundsville camp grounds.
Mrs. Anna Mcdonald has returned to
her home at Moundsville after pleasant
visit with relatives here.
L. n. Reed, Of Jacksonville. Pa, is in
the city seeing friends.
B. r. Jones, Superintendent OF the Bell
| aire schools, is at mis- home in Shreve, o.
EariC Of this pirV ie builQiQp
. new cottage at Epworth Park.
/ Mrs d. Danford, who is spending the
| summer at Armstrong; Mills, is among
! friends In this city for few days.
Mrs b. Il. Cockayne and daughter Min
ME, of Tiffin, are visiting her father and
| and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brock
man, of the Third ward.
]. G.. Archer of Nallonia; Minerva
| Meehan, of Stewartville: Laura Master,
Myrtle King and Isa Mchelvey, OF Key;
! Maggie McMasters, of Glencoe; and Bes-
! sic Watt, of Jacobs0urg, who were attend
| ing the National Convention OF Christian
| Endeavor Societies at Cleveland, o., and
the State Convention at Youngstown, o.,
this week, passed through the city yester-
| day on their way home.
Notice of sale of Elysian Theater is
| found in another column of this paper.
Miss Emma Cochran, Of this city, is at
! the Wheeling Hospital, where she will I'M
| dergo an operation in few days. She has
| been an invalid for about four years, out
is still hopeful, and DR.. Haskius, who will
perform the operation, thinks she will re-
cover if the operation is as successful as
he hopes.
Mrs. w. C. Stewart is visiting relatives
at Holt, Pa
Mrs. James Turnbull is home from
J visit Nth relatives in GAINESVILLE.
| J. w. Selars has sold his photograph
gallery to Robert Henderson.
L. G.. Sedgwick, of the Martins Ferry
| Times, passed through the city yesterday
on his way 10 Columbus.
Thomas Kelly. who has been visiting his
parents here, returned to Harvey, Ills,
Yesterday, where he is working