Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
BELLAIKE


Work will be resumed at Trolls coal
mines at ST. Clairsville Junction to-mor-
row.
Dial Devore, who has been at Dillonvale,
| O., the past three months is in the city
| greeting his numerous friends, and highly
enjoyed the city primaries last evening.
| There are few better Democrats than
Dial.
George Crow is erecting a plumbing
shop on the Booth lot, near the post
Office.
Dean Wright and DR.. Eaton have been
| secured By the management for the next
( session Of the Epworth Assembly at
Bethesda
There is a general demand by business
men and wOrSingmen for lower rents.
and some landlords have complied TO the
demand.
Mrs. Miles Carnes, of the Fourth ward,
is suffering from dislocated shoulder:
! This is the sixth time that she has suffered
q dislocstion OF the same shoulder.
Rev. w. II. Burbank, who came here
| from Columbus about year ago 10 take
charge of the Episcopal ChurchS or TINS
city and Martins Ferry has resigned, ana
the congregations are looking about for an
other pastor.
ThLmas Moore, a steel, worker, buried
young child on Friday
The colored folks are trying to organize
another brass band. Bel aire has only
eight brass bands. and 1t seems that new
organization is bowling necessity.
The Columbian Clue will give another
! select ball at their club room on March 18th.
Miss Nettie Cohen entertained the
Eutre Nous Club at her home IN the
Fourth ward, Friday evening.
The Progress CLUB held an enjoyable
hop at Schmulbach's Hall Tuesday night
The clubs dances are growing IN popu-
larity.
Mrs. NJ. Alma Sanders entertained the
| Gravel Hill Reading and Literary Club on
| Friday evening There was an interest
| ing discussion OF "Religious Teaching In
the schools"
A large crowd attended the ball given
| by Goodwill Hose Company at Turner
| Hall. Thursday night, and snug sum was
added to the treasury Of the company.
Frank Cowen and wife, Of Flushing,
were guests Of Duane OOwen and wife a
| few days the past week.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Blum concluded
not to celebrate their marriage ami
versary this year, as has been their
! custom, and instead contributed 200 loaves
! Of bread 10 the Relief Committee OF the
Womens Relief Committee, to be distrio-
uted TO the worthy poor Their action Is
! to be commended.
Walter NJ. Troll, Teller Of the Dollar
| Savings Bank, was taken i'll with la grippe
| last Monday, which has developed into in
| Examination of the brain, and he was in
| critical condition yesterday, with the
| chances against his recovery. He Is at
/ the home of his brother-in-law, Dr. j. p.
! West.
The revival meeting at the First NJ. +.
] oIYrYsah continues vyiTn nnnnafn0 interest
| There have been about thirty-hve CONVEX
/ sions and nearly as many accessions to the
( church.
At the annual meeting Of the stockhold-
! ers of the Glen Coal Company the old
| Board of Directors were reelected. The
! Board organized by electng w. G.. Simp-
| son president, and Joseph Hall secretary.
! Robert Garrett will attend TO the Office
work. Col. David Rankin, the former
president declined TO serve longer in that
| capacity, because his time is occupied In
| other business.
The finding of oil in the well being
/ drilled at Anderson's Run, near Arm
| strong's Mills, has created considerable
excitement in that neighborhoOd, and land
| for miles around is being leased by specu-
| lators.
: Thomas A. Craig, the veteran Demo-
/ cratic Warhorse Of York township, was in
the city yesterday.
David Walker Of the First National
Bank. was elected a Trustee at the State
meeting OF the Knights Of the Golden
4 Eagle.
Miss ANA, daughter Of Free Wilkinson,
/ of the Fifth ward, is quite sick with ca
/ tarrh fever.
No information has yet been received as
! TO who will serve the people OF Bellaire as
/ postmaster during the next four years.
! Burglars stole all the cured pork from
/ VIM. Thomas's smokehOuse, near St.
! Ciairsville few nights since, then went
! back the next night and carried away near
] " all his fowls.
J. L. Wacnh, the tailor, has purchased a
farm near Belmont, aud will move there
! this spring.
4. A. Taylor has removed his family
| from the First ward to a farm near Chest.
| nut Level Goshen township.
! A number Of Red Men OF the local lodge
expect TO attend the entertainment to De
/ given by the Benwood Lodge next Tnes-
| day night
Work will be resumed at the bottle fac
! tory tomorrow morning.
Quite a number Of country people were
in the city yesterday, and as tie politicians
! were out in force, the streets presented a
lively appearance.
Charles Rosser, the contractor, contem-
plates the purchase Of farm not far dis
tant from this city.
The Democratic township convention
will be held next Saturday afternoon at
one O'Clock The Republicans will hold
1 theirs two hours later.