Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-26
BEiLAIRE

Quite number of Bellalre people went
up 10 Wheeling yesterday, 10 participate IN
the Labor Day demonstration aud picnic:
Miss Carrie Bertram is the guest OF
Steu5enville friends.
Harry Oliver will spend Sunday Win
relatives at McMechen.
Mrs. Ben Apliu, Of the Fifth ward, Is
confined 70 her home, quite SICK
Mrs. \. z. Fulton is visiting relatives
at Pittsburg.
Mrs. James Morrill, and son, Frank, have
gone 10 Cleveland TO visit relatives ana
friends.
John s. Hamilton, the popular mail
agent on the &. 81 p. railroad. retired yes
terday, after twenty-five years or almost
constant service. He has been a faithful
ana efficient servant and retlres WIN the
respect and esteem OF all his associates ana
superior officers.
Mrs Thomas Smith entertained a num-
Der of friends az her home IN the Fourth
ward Friday evening, and Pheasant uine
was had by all present.
Prof. Schoolcraft, of Ashton, Mo. is the
guest of his friend, Frank Roemer, on
Thirty-sixth street.
Miss Merrill Woodruff, of Wheeling,
visited Bellaire friends the past week
Thomas Burke, who has been spending
few days with friends here, has returned
TO Columbus.
ia. Green and wife are home from an
Eastern trip.
II is reported that young business man
Cleveland will lead one OF Bellalre's lair
young ladies' TO the hymeneal altar on the
9th of September.
August Schramm, OF Newark, Is IN tue
city on business
Howard Little, of Canton, Ohio, is visit
inc relatives and friends in the city.
Mr.. Thornberry and family are guests OF
W. O.. Simpson AZ Glencoe.
SQUIRE ID. w. Cooper has returned homo
after a weeks absence from the city.
John KEYS and Albert Malone, OF the
Fifth ward, spent the past week with the
Buckeye Fishing Club al Clarington-
Chris. cellars and wife have returned 10
their home at Red Key, Ind, after Visit
with relatives in this city.
Miss Mile Sypher and orother, OF
PittsburC, who have been visiting the
family of j. Nj. PAUL, have returned home.
john Rodewig, ticket puncher on the
electric street railway line. has resigned
his position and will 90 10 work IN the
new Pultney glass works this week, Jonn
has been in the employ Of the electric
railway company ever since the road has
been in operation and was liked oy his
fellow employees and all the patrons OF the
road with whom he came IN contact ior
his genial manner and accommodating dis
position.
Dan Leach and family and Miss Rose
Phillips, of the Fifth ward, are at Came
ron, w. Va, on two weeks Visit 10 the
parents of Mrs. Z, Y, Leach.
William Cunningham, OF Toledo, is Wis
itiug ais mother and sister in this city.
Quot pitching is quite popular pastlme
with several Beliaire gentlemen In the
evenings. DR.. W. .. 5. Piper, who is said
10 be the best pitcher in Belmont county,
is the acknowledged champion, followed
by Charles Satterfeld and Tim Crosby,
with Patrick Whealan, Cam Thornoerry
and Patrick Lohan close behind. Mr.. Lo-
han was ranked among the best until he
lost his cunning by tackling the Wheeling
tremen.
Mir. John Williams, of the Fifth ward,
and Miss Viola Williams, OF Indian Run,
were united in marriage the other even
ing.
George w. Deyarman, d. Dubois, John
Rankin and several others left yesterday
afternoon on their wheels for Barnesvllle
in attempt to beat the record on this piece
of road.
Francis ]. Tai EFT, prominent glass
worker, and Miss Maggie Tucker, daugh.
this city, were married Wednesday morn
ing in ST. Johns Catholic Church, Rev.
Father Fitzgerald performing the cere-
money. The attendants were Mr.. Maurice
Gearv and Miss Mollie TABLET, sister OF
the groom. After the ceremony recep-
ton was held az the home Of the brides
parents, followed By dance in the even
ing.
of the Christian Church, OF this city, who
is holding revival meetings in Roane
county, West Virginia, say that he is hay
ING great success He will return home
the latter part of this week.
r. b. Archer, Chairman of the Republi-
can County Committee, has selected ID. L.
Cowen, w. {. Cochran, ]. +. Blackburn
". r. Litteu as mem oers OF the Executive
Committee from this city.
Mrs. Maggie Brooks and children have
gone 10 NOungstows, o., where they will
reside in the future. Mr.. Brooks, who is
now working in Dakota, will Join them
there in a short time,
Miss Lena Cox, Of Quaker City, is the
guest Of her friend, Miss Pearl Chambers,
in this city.
A number from this city attended
picnic at Ridgeway's Grove. back of
Bridgeport, Thursday. given by the Wheel
ing Island Bouquet Clue.
The steel workers Of this city are max
ing an effort 10 open up and operate steel
workers provision and clothing store here
The Primrose Club will give a ball in
City Hall September 8. There will be
cake contest between Miss Nora Kahn and
Miss Minnie Malone.
The Bill Nye Fishing Club will return
home from the Geuley river, in West Vir-
GINA, tomorrow evening. The Bellalre
markets will be overstocked with fish for
the next few weeks-perhaps.
James Owery, an emplOye OF the cleo
trio railway, is spending ten days vaca-
ton at Beaver Falls, Pa.
Nearly all the Bellaire families camped
at Epworth Park have returned home.
A. r. TOwner, of Central City, w. Va,
after calling on friends in this city, has
gone 10 Williamstown, w Va, on a visit.
Rev. Mr.. Hall, Of Montreal, Canada, who
has been visiting his friend, Mr.. Joseph
Clements. in this city, has returned home.
Postmaster w. G. Warnock has pur-
chased the residence property Of James e.
Tallman, Esq, on North Belmont street;
price g, 025.
Tue Mccullough brick works are making
good time these days.
Miss Lizzie Logan, OF the First ward,
has returned from the country, and is con-
fined to her home quite sick.
Mrs j. B. Smith was called TO Cape
May by the dangerous illness OF her sister,
Mrs. Sarah Moorehouse.
Mrs Carrie Westgate and Miss Edyth
Thompson are home from months visit
with friends at Cleveland.
Mrs p. w. Miller and little daughter
Emma, of Gravel Hill, are visiting Beals-
Vile friends.
Joseph Bragg has purchased the proper.
" of Samuel Mcdonald, in the Fourth
ward. Consideration, l,515.
John Pryor, OF the Third ward, who has
been confined 10 his home with typhoid
fever. is able 10 be out again.
Mrs John Poorman and daughter. Of
Rose Hill. are spending a week with Mrs.
John McCutchson, OF Freeland, ..
Miss Molie Stewart, of Benwood, spent