Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-29
BELLAIRE

The happy couple will take up their resi-
dence on Wheeling Island.
Mrs. Howard Pendry nicely entertained
J party of her friends, Thursday evonlngi
at her home on Guernsey street. he
| freshmeuts were served, and an excellent
social time was much enjoyed ny those
present.
has returned home after a pleasant visit
with Bellaire friends.
Miss Louisa Lashley, of Mead township,
is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. heuey Gro
zier, of the Second ward.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Home Benevolent Society was held at the
home OF Miss Lizzie Cummins, Gravel
! Hill, last Thursday.
Miss Carrie Betram handsomely enter
tanned a NUMBER Of friends Monday even
ing.
Miss Jennie Kelley, the accomplished
daughter of ex-County Treasurer William
Kelley. was married April 18th 10 DR..
Charles Wade, at her home in Chicago.
| DR.. Wade is prominent young physician,
and the brides many friends in this city,
her former home, are happy TO learn that
she is happily welded, and wish the couple
| every pleasure and happiness possible IN
| this life.
Miss L. Mellott, of Powhatan, has re-
/
! guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. h. McHenry, OF
the Second ward.
Mrs. J. II. Purnell, of East st. Louis,
! ILL.,, who has been spending several weeks
| with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bang, of the Fifth ward. has returned
home.
Mrs. George Bell, of Chicago Junction,
who was called here by the serious illness
| of her father, NJ. Anton La Roche, OF the
| Second ward, has returned home Wnile
| his condition is somewhat improved Mr..
La Roche is still quite a sick man.
Rev. NJ. G. Hollett, of Winterset, Ohio,
was the guest of Rev. William Peragoy
| last week.
| The city Jail is receiving its spring clean
| ing ana the Mayors appointments are TO
| frightened up also.
Mrs Louisa Huntlev and daughter Lii
lie, Misses Mary Parks, Clara Moore,
Mary and Gertrude Casting left Thurs
day evening for New York, from which
port they embark on the steamer Arizona
| for Liverpool, England. The ladies will
remain abroad about four months, visiting
the places of greater interest in England,
Scotland, France ahd Germany. Their
many friends wish them a safe voyage and
| sure return.
This story comes from East Richland,
! Belmont county: Miss Sarah Feely at the
remarkable age of l09 years, is still hale
and hearty. She has not been of her farm
in fifty years. In the same house resides
| Susan Neff, aged 90; jacob Netf, 81, ana
| Franklin Bogard So, none of whom were
ever married. Long lives OF single bless
| edness, surely.
The entertainment given by the musical
class of Prof. Frank Nelson at the Elysian
theatre Friday evening, was largely at
tended and generously applauded. AS
whole the scholars acquitted themselves
with credit and gave evidence OF the excel
lent training they had received in their
musical studies.
A false alarm gave the boys OF the fire
department hard run about midnight
Friday, the supposition being that the
planning mill was on fire. The police soon
afterwards arrested James Loveioy as the
party giving the false alarm.
The past week has been in many ways
one of the dullest Bellaire has seen for
many months. Merchants report trade eX-
| tremely dull. While most ofthe industries
have been running pretty regularly keep
ing large number employed there is
disposition on the part of the wage earners
| these times to hold TO his wages with more
tenacity than formerly. The great de-
preston now effecting the business OF the
county is teaching more people the art OF
economy than have been used to such
teachings and it is being felt perceptibly
by the merchant in his business. There is,
however, hopeful feeling that things will
be brighter before long and this hope
carries with it a good degree Of cheerful
ness that is readily noticed.
Electric car No. IS jumped the track at
the b. & .. crossing yesterday morning,
causing delay in travel Of about half
hour.
George Washington, colored, borrowed a
set Of harness, and, as is alleged, sold said
harness and pocketed the proceeds. He
was arrested and will have a chance to
work out his fine unless some one puts up
for him, as he hasn't "a cent in de world"
Thomas Bailey is charged with taking
sum of money from Caroline Lipperman's
stocking while the madam was peacefully
sleeping. Bailey is locked up.
The select hop given at the Windsor
Hotel Friday night was a very enjoyable
| affair to the participants in the may
Dance
Mr.. N. Bosnian is confined TO his home,
suffering from a lacerated tendon of his
right knee.
Mir. James Criswell of the Fifth ward,
! is very sick, being a sufferer with the grip
and its complications.
Miss Mary Mitchell, Of the Second ward,
is quite sick.
Mrs. Chrisholm, of Guernsey street, is
confined TO her room by severe sickness.
George Keller is having his stable, which
was destroyed by ire few weeks ago, re-
| built.
Rev. DIR. Williams, of Franklin College,
was in the city yesterday.
| Tuesday evening, May /, will be the reg
ular meeting of the Young Mems Demo
cratic Club, but there will be circus in
| town then, and there will probably be no
meeting. The circus may also enterfere
with the regular meeting Of the City
| Council.
The scholars of Coal Brook School, in
| District Eleven, Hultney township, cele-
! brated Arbor Day in nice maner. In ad-
dition to literary exercises appropriate to
! the occasion they planted l2O hard naples
and 80 trees of other varieties
Besides a number of petitions received
| by Superintendent Jones from the scholors
| of the school asking for mo school" on
| Nav 1-circus day in Bellaire-Presiden
! Stedger, of the Board of Education, has
received several similar appeals, signed by
! over 500 pupils making the same prayer.
More than likely the schools will suspend
| for that day as the result would probably
be that the scholars would take the day to
see the show anyhow, and all the truant
officers in the county couldn't prevent
Thomas Bailey pleaded guilty to the
! charge of fornication in the Mayors court
Yesterday, and was sentenced TO pay fine
| of $50 and serve twenty days IN jail.
| Caroline Lippermann will face the
Mayor Monday on charge of adultery.
/ Comparatively few country people were
trading in town yesterday.
Interest in the May festival to be given
by Arlington Division u. K. X. OF p. is
growing, and the management are encour-
oged greatly by the assurances received
that it will De largely attended by the