Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

BELLAIRE.
The Globe House guests were: J. OPP
penheimer, Baltimore; C.. ID, Brown.
| DAYTON: Fl. w. Wilson, H Emsheimer,
L. ID. Boothlin, Wheeling; s. Mahood
| Pittsburg; Lee Shoenfeld, Philadelphia;
| J. w. Franklin, Newark, Ohio; Charles j..
Menges, Brownsville. Pa; J. @. Smith,
Boston; A S. Clark, Elyria. Ohio; f. l..
Parsons, Dayton; A. Gottschalk, New
YORK; o. Mehan, Franklin; j. Simmons,
Canton, o.
Ham Cornell. who lived out near Wal
| laces, and who has been down with the
| fever for some time, died yesterday morn
ing. Funeral to-day at P. N. Rockhill
Cemetery.
The family of H. NJ. Jugler haue re-
turned to their home at Chicago Junction.
after an extended visit with oheir daught-
ers families.
The Liberty took the rejoicing Republi-
cans to Wheeling last night 10 the big pow
wnw.
Miss Bess Middleton, of Madison, Ind,
who hrs been visiting Miss Flora Heather
ington for several weeks, went TO Mounds
vile yesterday, accompanied by the Misses
Heatheringtons. to attend the funeral Of
Joseph Lockwood.
Z. G. Goodman, who has been at work in
Steubsnville for some years and who got
hurt by having a stone rolled on him, is at
his home now taking rest till his foot gets
better.
ROYAL Arcanum meets at their hall on
| Tuesday night.
Frank Rearch, one of Mrs. Loves board
ers. got the END of two Of his fingers
pinched of while at his work as brake
man on the c. x L. Il. Il. last week.
Ono Of O,r~ rhvSiciqne unmarked one dov
last week that he had ten cases of scarlet
fever under his care in two families.
The fun eral of Frank Wigfeld occurred
from his brothers. in the Second ward
yesterday afternoon.
E. J. Steger has one Of those pets called
boil, or carbuncle, on the back Of his
neck.
The masous are very busy now working
on the foundation of the new Catholic
school house.
Charlie Wassman, the genial cashier at
the 3. & o. freight Office, took flying
trip out into the country yesterday hunting
birds.
win Wassman, of Parkersburg, is in the
city in the interest OF the Brush Company.
Miss Flora BOuarius, of the Glass of "a,
Bellaire High School, is taking a course in
shorthand and typewriting at the Seguin
Business College, Wheeling.
Rev. Q. II. Coleman is the recipient OF a
fine overcoat, the gift of some Of his par
ishioners.
Ed Cook, Of the Fourth ward, was ar
rested yesterday for misbehavior and rs
general nuisance, and the Mayor disposed
of his case in short order.
Harry Raue, Of the Fifth Ward, for
whom there has been warrant out for
some time, for a row at Z. Wilkinson's
saloon and for stoning same, was arrested
yesterday.
Miss Birdie Brewer, of Bridgeport, was
calling on her friends Of the Third Ward
yesterday afternoon.
Benjamin Merritt, a brother Of Hugh
Merritt, Just west Of here, was murdered
for his money near Atlantic City, Iowa,
last Friday He leaves a wife and three
children.
There will be communion services at the
United Presbyterian Church today. Rev.
H. e. Boyd will preach.
The Regular services at the First NJ. 2.
Church Preaching morning and evening
by the pastor, Rev. O. w. Holmes.
The Christian Church services are as
usual. Sermons by the pator, Rev. r. G.
White.
At the German Reformed Church,
preaching by the pastor Rev. Louis Weiss,
in the morning in German. in the evening
usual.
south Bellaire NJ, f. Church the pastor
will preach on THE Privileges Of the Sons
of Cod" In the evening, "rhe Doctrine
of Restitution" All other services the
same as usual, Rev. VIM. Peregoy pastor.
In the Presbyterian Church. Rev. NJ.
Rutherford, of Avalon, Pa, will preach
morning and evening. The other regular
services aS usual.
At the Trinity Episcopal Church, Sun
day School 9:40 a. m, services al II a. m,
Young Peoples meeting a $50 D. m.
The Second Presbyterian church SER
vices are as usual. Preaching by the
pastor. Rev. j. NJ. McCracken morning
and evening.
South Bellaire Church of God, J. D.
Cousins, pastor. Preaching morning and
evening. Other services at the usual
time.
The A. NJ. e. church will have preach
ing morning and evening by the pastor,
Rev. G. II. Coleman.
At the Second NJ. e. church preaching
morning and eveug. Sabbath school at
the usual time
The Heatherington Brass Band did en-
liven things for the Republican red-hre
display last night in Wheeling.
The Belaire Steel Works made good
run last week and will start tomorrow
morning fer another weeks run. They
seem TO have plenty OF material for good
run.
1t seems Charlie Rosser was in it nicely
at this election and came in a winner 10
the tune Of 6, 900.
John Rocks trial will come of next
Tuesday in the Common Pleas Court.
Mrs G. II Dankworth, OF the Fourth
ward. is visiting friends at Clarington.
james Terrell has moved to Armstrong;
Mills.
Miss Clara Murray is sick with rheuma-
tism
George Yost, secretary of the Bellaire
bottle works, was in Pittsburg Friday
attending a meeting OF the glass manu-
facturers.
Miss Mamie Miller is out again from
siege Of the typhoid fever.
The friends Of Wilson 5. Taggart are
using their best endeavors to have him re-
proved by the Governor.
Superintendent 3. T. Jones Of our
schools, was out 70 Warnock's yesterday
visiting Township School Superintendent
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