Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-01
BELLAIRE

VINO MS brakeman on the yard engine
of the C. 65 p. road, met with an acct
dent yesterday forenoon that will lay
him OF for several days. In stepping
ON the engine a board &C the back of
the step was broken of and his foot
slipped through and under the wheel,
crushing the great toe and the next two
of the right foot He started TO work,
not knowing THAI he had received an in
jury until the pain reminded him of the
F8ct. and4On removing his shoe he found
the above condition. He was carried
20 the depot and two doctors from Mar
tins Ferry amputated parts of the toes
and dressed the foot He was then senc
home and is resting easy.
A young son of Frank S. Mason ran
with his tricycle. into Jim Bars hack
and was knocked down. and one leg
was bruised and the cycle fractured.
J. J. Hornbrook and wife, of Powhat-
an, was in the city yesterday and regis
tered at the Windsor.
Samuel Jackson. of St Clairsville,
hos been allowed a pension of IS per
month, beginning January 4, 1898
John Paul. wife and son, OF Pittsburg,
are ar his fathers house, j. M.Paul, on
Gravel HILL
A considerable number of Beuaire
people attended the Harvest Home pic
ME 40 Lewis Mills yesterday. and report
good crowd present and a pleasant
time barring the dust, which was heavy
and Wild.
Miss Nora Shipman. of Beilaire, and
Miss Ella Shipman. of Martins Ferry
start to-day ON two weeks visit with
Toledo friends.
Rev. George w. 1IclIiuen. who was
am old country school teacher i'm the
days of 1850 20 1885 cut at East Rich
land Ohio. and 10 whom your cores
pendent had the pleasure of going, was
I'm BeI2ire over last night, the guest of
DIR. VIM. Piper. another pupil OF his.
The Rev is now President of the Rich
mCud Ohio. college. and pastor of the
Presbyterian Church of that place. His
object in this neighb0rhCOd was to
uruu mp scholars for his college and he
was anxious TO- get some of the members
OF the graduating class of Bellaire
schools He is fine scholar and an up
right honorable man, and we forgive
him the dressings ne gave us years
ago.
Airs Mart H8wzell. who is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. a. NJ Por-erhell was taken
violently ul yesterday about 1 q. m.
with n.eurisy and chills. A physician
was called and the lady is resting
easier now.
A child of Dode Mitchell. the butcher.
is lying quite sick.
The National fishing club had q big
| crowd t0 feed last Sunday. but according
| -0 Tb0s. P0w-rs's account. they had
plenty. He ports that 81 pounds of
roast lamb 1913 pounds of fish. sixteen
pound ham. 20 pounds of bal0gna, 20
I pounds of cheese, bushel of potatoes
Irud 5S l0aves of bread were demolished.
John McCadrey and George Lynskey
are home from Sistersviue.
Otto Norreu. Harvey Dean and Her
man G0etz. viii take in the excursion
TO Cleveland to-day
Jake Shindewolf has returned home
from his visit to- Urichsyille
Another trolley party is set for next
| Friday evening to- be composed of both
boys and girls They'll have good
time
The Daughters of Liberty had q very
/ pleasant time at their anniversary Tues
day night. About fifty members from
! Wheeling lodges were down.
O.. N. Stewart. Of Allegheny, Pa, after
pleasant visit i'm Bellaire has returned
20 his home and work.
Dr. ID. w. Long has returned home
after considerable stay at Mounds
vile.
The Misses Ella and Louisa Roscoe
are home from q very pleasant and
healthtul visit i'm the country i'm and
| surrounding St. Clairsville.
Miss Minnie Cohen will spend two
I weeks no Pit-sbUrg
Patsy Ney and John Nulkern served
out the soda phiz TO the thirsty at the
Harvest Home picnic, yesterday, mt
| Lewis Mills
Mr. w. E. Burkhart and wife. of
I Pit-sburg. who were visiting az the
home of James Hughes. in the Fourth
I ward. have returned home
Miss Stella Martin. of ST. Clairsviile.
has returned home after q very pleasant
visit with Second ward friends
a Union Christian EudaavOr meeting
viii be held in the Christian Church
next sunday evening, at which time
I the report OF the delegate TO the Nat
i0ual convention at Boston viii be
heard
Miss Clara Moore. of the Buckeye
Building and Loan Association clerical
force. took yesterday off and went 20 the