Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-05
BELLAIRE

July In this city. The banks, postohce
and most Of the business places were
closed, as usual, 10 observance OF the
day. Several public buildings and pri-
vate residences were decorated with the
national colors. No public demonstra'
tion or special programme OF any kind
had been arranged, and our citizens
generally celebrated the day as best
suited their fancy. Some betOok them
selves 10 the nearby towns, where the
bare of the trumpet and sizz OF the
rocket were advertised as special feat
ures. Others pooled issued with
their neighbors and enjoyed the pleas
ures Of q private picnic, numerous
wagon parties going out in the morning.
The Uniform Rank X. of p, and their
band went TO GAINESVILLE to attend the
demonstration given by the State order.
The Chautsuqua Circle went TO Horn
brooks Park, where quite a number OF
schools and societies were booked to
spend the day. A game Of ball was
PLAYED between picked mines from mem
bers OF Good Will and Mechanics Hose
Companies, which was holly contested
and was witnessed by large crowd OF
people. A new flag was raised on
Patriotic Hall aud was saiuted al dawn
by firing squadron composed of the
Senior aud Junior o. L. A NJ. This
flag will be kept out constantly and the
various patriotic orders OF the city have
pledged themselves to replace 10 with a
new one when this one becomes too
worn or by accident Is unit for use. So
far we have heard Of no serious acct
dents.
Globe Hotel guests-E. Y. Hobson,
Pittsburg, Pa; B. 5. Dryfus, Zanes-
willie, o.; C. L. Weems, +. B. Archer,
~. ClairSvile, o.; q. Silver, New York;
w. A. McCleaue, Philadelphia, Pa.
Charles L. Heerlein, Dan Rigoy, Taren-
tum, Pa; George Hughes, Niles, o.; 5.
Il. Mccain, w. J. McClain, Jr., Column
bus. o.; James Collins, New York; w.
II. Sinclair, East Liverpool, o; Cyrus
Thorman, New York; Julius A. Cuce-
leans, New Jersey.
Mr.. Charles Fenstermaker, OF Find
lay, and Miss Mary Chaser, of this city,
were united in the holy bonds of matri-
mony at the home of the brides par
ents, on Rose Hill, yesterday evening.
Rev, Boyd, pastor of the L. p. Church,
performed the ceremony. The happy
couple we're the recipients Of heartiest
congratulations from their friends. Mr..
aud Mrs. FsDstsrnaKer will make their
future home in Findlay.
The many friends in this city of Mrs.
Margaret Pangle will regret TO hear OF
her death, which occurred at her home
10 Wheeling at $50 O'Clock yesterday
morning.
Mrs. NJ. J. Gallagher and grand.
daughter Ethel, accompanied by Miss
Maggie McDermott, are visiting rela'
tiyeS at Pleasant Valley, w. Va.
Mrs. Mlnshall Porterfeld, will leave
this morning for visit with friends al
PittSburg, Jeanette AID other places
In Pennsylvania.
j. K. Anderson, teacher in the High
Schools of this city, is at Pittsburg
taking a course in bookkeeping and
I penmanShip.
Mrs. LaiAa Williams and Miss Hattie
| S.rowbrit have returned home &c
Newark iSer visit with Mrs. c. j.
! A4ANOOhV
Harry Poorman, Of this city, wa:
entered for the foot race on the ST
ClairsviIe Fair grounds yesterday al
ternoon.
Edward Phillips, who has been work
ing ia a glass factory at Jeanette, Ind.
is home 10 spend a few days with his
family.
Jonn Hutchinson, Of Red Key, Ind.
are visiting Mrs. Hutchinson's father
Mr.. James Barr, Of the First ward.
VIM. Fratiuger and family, Of Ander-
son, Ind, are guests OF his father, ia
cob Fratinger, in the First ward.
The funeral OF Miss Mary Mitchell
took place Yesterday forenoon. Inter
ment in Rose Hill cemetery.
samuel Shackleford, who has been
working in the Indiana gas field, is home
for the summer vacation.
Frank Tschappatt and Burton Alexan'
der have purchased a new blackboard
from Ludwig Il Co.
Miss Clara Kehr has returned to this
city after a weeks visit with her moth.
er at Businessburg.
Emmett Pickett and John Jones are
visiting fishing camp at Saltwater,
near MOrriStownS
The Board OF Health will meet in the
Mayors Office tomorrow afternoon al
4 o'clock
Miss Zulia Hammond Is quite sick, at
her home on Belmont street, Third
ward.
Mrs. James Whellier, OF Wheeling, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. p. Low
man.
The Misses Hlda and Edna Young
are spending their vacation near War
mock.
Mrs. J. Hutchinson, Of GAINESVILLE, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. l.. Morris.
Dan Leach and T. DOlan are nome
from Cameron, w. Va.
John Davis, Of Sistersyille, w. Va, is
in the city.