Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-25
BELAIRE.

lAN -NuoOl uodTu FRIDAY Olglt
elected janitors: First ward Mrs.
Sarah Moore; second ward. Mrs. Mol
lie Reece; Kelly building, Mrs. Matte
Williams; Fifth ward. Mrs. NJ. J.
Rhiuehart. The Central school selec-
ton was postponed till the next meet
ing, Tuesday August y. There are
four applicants. 0. S. Jones, W. W.
Armstrong, D. c. Shepherd and Samuel
Mcdonald. There are three appli,
cants for the position Of music teacher
j. W. Liller, George, E. Hopkins and
$. r. Sherry. Miss Belle Beazle
handed her resignation as teacher.
Samuel Oldham resigned as janitor OF
the Central building George Arnold
applied for a position as a teacher.
Ii was referred to the cOmmitte.
A petition of numerous citizens ask
ing for the free use of the Belmont
school building for a select school was
deferred to next meeting night. Free
text books and truant officer were left
over till Tuesday night next.
Plymouth council No. y 0. U. A.
NJ. acting under orders received from
TIE national officers have made ar
raugements with Rev. II. a. l.. King
20 have him preach an historical SER
mon of the order and its accomplish
meuts' at the First Presbyterian
church On Sunday September Sth
p. ID. And the Rev. asks that the
American mechanics turn out in a
body and viii fill his pews. The ma
ti0nal officers very cOurteOusly include
the members of the Jr. 0. U A. NJ,
and D. of L. i'm their request for this
general observance of divine worship
on September s. Hence No. II would
very urgently extend an invitation TO
Bellaire council No. So o. L. a. NJ,
Ohio Valley No. 80 Jr. o. U. A. NJ, and
Our Pride No. 10 d. of L. TO join them
i'm giving Rev. King rOusing congreN
cation of patriots TO talk 10.
The Pittsburg Coal Company Works
viii again be offered for sale on Sep
tember %. and this surely is a valua~
bic piece OF property and well worth
looking after by mOnied men.
Miss Margaret McGaw one of Bel
lairs teachers, while visiting her
friend. Mrs. o. L. Foulk of Greenfield,
Ohio. was injured by jumping out Of
buggy ON account of runaway horse.
Her ankle was either fractured or very
badly sprained. as il is very painful.
The family of George Myers the fun
eral director OF A. O. Mellot & son have
returned home after a three weeks rus
ticating iaunt out az Beallsville and
near vicinity.
Rev. 0. W. Holmes is an honorary
member of the sd Ohio Regiment,
elected at their reunion at Steubenville.
All "cyclers" who wish to enter Tor
the bicycle races at the Wheeling falr
should have their names and wishes
i'm by eleven Monday evening as the
books will close then.
Miss Mabel Wells, Miss Ida Gordon
and Miss Minnie Fritchie are out IN
the vicinity of Haunbal having a good
time.
Another batch of summer visitors at
Epworth have returned to their homes
i'm Bellaire. Mrs c. II. Dankworth and
sons. Miss Mary Saunders and large
number of teachers.
Miss Maggie Thurn of Gravel Hill
is visiting Mrs \. j. Frohine oil Wneel"
iug. w. Va.
J. A. Skinner. a former resident or
Beliaire intends going into the news"
paper business at POwhatan.
While a long train of loaded freight
cars were being driven over the bridge
Yesterday with an engine IN front ana
rear draw bar near the front drop
ned out and down and caught on the
Ties il bent and Jared the cars nut
as the train was going slow no serious
damage was done.
The West Virginia fair is causing
considerable interest in this neigh
borhood. and there is no doubt but 1t
will draw a large crowd from Belmont
county.
The Pultney Glass Works was
bought by the Harvey Bros. for Sf.loO
and tits said they intend making some
vital changes in the works ana SteItlhg
them up. II would be very Gear
property to let lay idle.
Miss Emma Shillits Of the Third
ward who has been sick IN bed tor sew
eral past weeks is now able TO De
about IN house.
Rev. Il. G.. White is at home after
months vacation He will resume ms
ministerial duties with renewed Vleor'
Harry Edmunds of Fostoria is visit
ing mis- parents in the Fourth ward.
Special rates of a fare and third
for round trip have been arranged
with all the trunk lines to Philadelphia
10 attend the Great o. U. A. NJ. semi
centennial. and meeting of the National
Council of that order from September
TO lis. You buy through ticket
from your home 10 Philadelphia, and
ask for certificate at the same time.
Then while in Philadelphia have your
certificate stamped and your return
ticket will cost YOU only one third
fare. From the programme this will
be q notable meeting. A parade will
he made on Tuesday and number OF
short excursions have been provided
for together with some very attractive
entertainments All should try and
take this meeting in.