Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-09
BELLAIKE.


There sre a few people with an idea
OF originality. and in betting on an cleo
ton this will crop out Prof +. j.
Nelson and Fred Wassman agreed 70 an
arrangement Of this kind; II Wilson,
of West Virginia, was elected, Wassman
should lead a parade on Union street
from the bridge TO the Exchange, play
ing his trombone" IL Dayton was
elected, then Nelson was TO lead the pa
rade, playing his cOrnet. Emil Schmidt
and Albert Luchs bet on Wilson's ma
iOrity, the loser % wheel the winner
over the same rOute. Luchs lost. aud
on Wednesday night about IL o'clock,
Luchs got his barrow loaded up with
Schmidt aud was ready for his trip.
Nelson got his cOrnet and blew the
bugle call ana the procession started,
headed by Nelson, playing Marching
Through Georgia." and followed By
LUChs wheeling Schmidt and quite q
crowd OF on-loOkers. After getting TO
their journeys end, everyone vas very
tired aud needed refreshments, which
they got and all went home happy.
The callers at the Globe Hotel were:
Ed Thomas, Newark, Ohio; S. Green
field, GAINESVILLE, O.; Il. W. Skinner,
Milwaukee, Wis; VIM. Liphart. Mar
tins Ferry, O.; Harry J. MUM, Wheel
ing; q. w. Blakelidge. Chicago, H.; d.
L. Malvln, Pittsburg, Pa; +. n. Riggs,
Powhattan, o.; A. II. Kerner, Allie
dOuia, o.; j. A. Benton, Pittsburg, Pa !;
A. Mcfarland, MeEdville, Pa; o. R.
Parmalee, New Philadelphia, o.;
Charles Sehaal, Marietta, o.; 5, G. Will
son. Detroit, Mich; Hugo Friedman,
Baltimore, Nd; VIM. Kenton, Phila.
delphia, Pa; Joseph j. Greavss, Cleye-
land, o.; Chalmer Trimble, Powhattan,
o.; Ernest Baer, g. E. Wincher, Wheel
ing.
Mrs Duraud, Of the Third ward, died
yesterday morning OF drOpsy. She was
a very large woman and suffered very
much. She leaves husband ana three
sons and two daughters. The funeral
will take this morning from ST. Johns
Catholic Church at 9 o'clock.
There are some fears OF a spread Of
scarlatina here, and our school board is
taking great pains 70 prevent any such
a spread People who have any kind Of
disease 10 their homes should be very
careful TO do nothing thrt would cause
a sDreod of the disease.
Mrs. Dan Colbert entertained her
friends on last Monday night, among
whom was Mrs. Downey, of Washing
too, d. c., who is staying on the camp
ground az Bethesda this winter, owing
TO the old lady whose leg was broken,
being unable 20 move.
The benevolent people Of Bellalre are
responding nObly to the calls made by
the committee OF the ~. X. G. in their
soliciting excursions for the benefit Of
their fair and festival 20 be held during
the third week OF December
Mr.. w. C. Dickens, cashier OF the
Dollar Savings bank, is at Elyria, at
tending to soma business connected
with the land deal Of the BelIaire firm
near LOrsin.
Our School Board gets coal delivered
al their coal houses at S3.15 per hun
dred bushels, while We poor mOrtals
must pay S.. so for the same kind.
Newton LETTERS, clerk in the Atlantic
Tea Store, has been off on account OF d
light form OF typhoid fever and is at
Jerusalem, o., recruiting up.
The Bellaire Bowling Club visited
Wheeling last night and contested for a
game with one OF the Wheeling teams.
Mrs. Crogan, Of Benwood, was in Bel
laire yesterday calling on her mother
and friends OF the Third ward.
The Coffee Circle met at Mrs E. ].
Steger's, on Wednesday evening, and
passed a very pleasant time.
Mrs. Alice Watkins has recovered
from a short siege Of sickness.