Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18
BELLAIKE

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/ on the paved street on Thirty-second
| street. Friday evening.
| The Knights of the Golden Eagle, Of
| Franklin, will attend divine service next
| Sunday. Elder I. D. Coursins, Of this
! city. will preach the sermon. A numbero OF
our Knights will likely attend.
There are a large number OF life lnsur-
! ance agents in this city. some OF whom are
! decidedly persistent, and they make things
/ quite interesting to a prospective victim.
Several OF our people went out 10 st.
| Clairsvllle yesterday TO attend the funeral
of Walter NJ. Troll.
Chalmer Trimble has rented his farm
1 and warehouse TO Il. M. NJ asters, the pres
! ent popular Treasurer OF Mead township,
| and has formed a partnership with him.
About April 10th the firm Of Trlmble q
! Masters will open a complete line OF farm
machinery. buggies, fertilizers, and vehl-
cles Of all kinds.
About half a century ago Jacobsburg
| witnessed each year the largest gatherings
in the county. Atthat time they held each
year q general muster and as JacObsburg
was then comparatively village Of consld-
cradle importance, il was chosen as the
location for such assemblages. Since gen.
eral muster day was discontinued the little
village on the highest hill in Belmont coun-
tv has not seen as large q crowd as that
which assembled at Chalmef Trlmble'S
sale few days ago. Old men say II was
the largest sale they ever attended. 1t IS
estimated that 200 or 1900 people were
present The sales amounted to over -, 1OO.
The B., L. & G. road ran excursion trains
between Woodsfeld and this city, and
brought large crowd from Monroe coun-
ty. 1t was a big day for the neighoor-
hood
Mrs. M. Y. Moore has returned from
Mt. Pleasant, where she visited her sick
hus band.
Miss Mamie Meehan has been visiting
the Misses Conway at Martins Ferry,
the past few days.
H. W. Herman has been at Columbus
the past few days on business trip.
Mr. Frank Kirk, of Dunkirk, Ind, is
visiting relatives here.
Three of the dancing clubs held select
dances last week in Schmuloach Hall
the Columbian on Monday night, the Pro
gress on Thursday night, and the Elite on
| Friday night. Killmeyer, OF Wheeling,
furnished music for the first two. Each
Of the ga noes were well attended, and
they were reported quite enjoyable.
The Every Other Week Club was pleas
autly entertained by Mr. and Mrs. ID. A.
| Colbert on Thursday evening.
Louis Etzel, the popular young Demo
crat, has secured work at the Fostoria
! glass factory at MOundsville.
Mains circus will exhibit in this city
next month.
Rev Mr.. Heron, who was to have con-
! Quoted services at the First Presbyterian
church Friday evening and yesterday
afternoon, took suddealy III and was not
| able to fill the engagement.
Edna, young daughter Of j. (. Francis,
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| sign painters at work on a building. She
stumbled over the curbstone and fell face
| downward on the paved street, sustaining
| painful injury about the face. 1t was al
| trst thought her nose was broken.
Harry Burrows will put neat iron fence
around his residence property IN the First
ward.
The Democratic Township Committee
and candidates on the township ticket held
a conference meeting in the City MarshaPs
office Yesterday afternoon. No business OF
public Importance was transacted.
A little child of David Lucas, OF near
Hunter, choked to death few days ago.
The child was eating raw cabbage, piece
of which lodged in its windpipe.
Mrs, Frank Gassett and son, OF Bruce
! Station, were guests of Mrs, A. POrteIHeld
the past few days.
The next county teachers examination
will be held at Bridgeport on the Slst inst.
Ionic Lodge Z. & A. M, held an inter
esting meeting on Thursday night, confer
ring the third degree.
The BANQUET given by Uniform Rank, K.
of p, on Wednesday evening, is said to
have been one Of the most successful and
| enjoyable affairs the lodge has taken part
in for several years. Considerable inter-
est is being manifested by the members
ond the lodgeis progressing nicely.
Most OF the miners in this city and vlcln-
itv have returned to work on the basis Of
the recent arrangement for the operators
! and employees to agree upon prices. How
ever, very few miners are making anything
like full ti me.
Several weeks ago the REGISTER publish
ed the fact that the coal LANDS leased In
Mead township had been sold to a big syn
dictate of Chicago. Since that time the
item has been contradicted by other news
| papers; but the sale was made all the same.
| The syndicate did some tall kicking be-
cause the fact got into the hands OF your
reporter
Spancler Post, G. A. r.. and the Wo-
mems Relief Corps have rented the large
hall in the Troll block for lodge room;
and several societies contemplate locating
there.
Mrs. Anna Mitchell, of Bethesda, is the
| guest Of relatives in the city
If the next Mayor Of Bellaire finds bust
ness as dull as il has been in that line dur
ing the past week he will conclude the
game was not worth the candle. Eight
DAYS without a single arrest being made.
John Davis, the contractor, has pur-
chased the Central Hotel at Sistersville,
w. Va. He will employ Frank NJ. Taylor
as manager and John Wheaian as clerk.
St. Patrick's Day passed quietly In this
city. The weather was near perfect, but
there was no public demonstration made
By eithor Of the societies.
Usual services at all the churches to-
day, except that there will be no sermon at
the First Presbyterian.
Those in charge of the project TO revive
the old Bellaire window glass works will
make final effort TO close the subscrip-
tions on Monday and Tuesday, and it is
quite likely they will be successful They
should meet with encouragement, as the
starting of the works means great deal
to Bellaire.
The Rosewood club gave a delightful
dance, Thursday evening, at Eberlings
hall, and will give another at the same
place on April I'd.
MOUNDSVILLE.