Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-10-13
BELLAIRB.

We took trip out to the busy rail-
road and country town of Warnock on
Friday evening last, and attended a
special session of Belmont Council No.
70, o. y. A. NJ. There was a good
sized crowd present, mostly their own
members, also some visitors from St.
Gainesville and Morristown. After the
regular session of the council recess
was declared, and feed of stewed Oys-
tiers and other good things was served
by the brothers. To say that we en-
joyed this part is superfuous. All had
good appetites, and there was enough
to satisfy all. After supper was over,
several speeches were made under the
head of good of the order" by A. L.
Bumgarner, Bros. Adams, Stages and
others from Morristown. Gros. Bailey,
Fulton, Diday and others of No. rs gave
a pleasant talk. The meeting was a
great success and did the brothers lots
of good. The order is flourishing in
Belmont county, and is growing in ia
vor, especially when people find that
the members don't antagonize any party
nor church, and are conservative in
their views and work.
All the churches will hold their reg
ular services to-day. There will be
communion services at the Second Pres
byterian Church in the morning. The
pastor of the Christian Church will
preach at Shady Side at p. m. The
Ministers Union will meet tomorrow
at 10 a. m.
A picnic wagon load of people who
had been out enjoying the day in the
woods, was upset on the return trip
near the Heatherington homestead.
The wagon was laying on its side
against the fence and the cover was
over in an adjoining field. One lady
was hurt badly, and several had
scratches and bruises. We did not
learn any names. The accident occur
red on Thursday evening.
Edward Craig, aged % years, was
struck on his leg below the knee and
had both bones broken. DR.. X. w.
Muhleman was called in and reduced
the fracture. The patient is resting as
comfortably as could be expected.
The Society of Christian Endeayor
of Trinity Church will give a reception
and supper at the home of w. V. Miller,
Gravel Hill, on Tuesday evening next
Guests at the Hotel Anderson-M.
Hoover. st. Clairsville; o. Mehan,
Franklin: E. w. Wright, Belmont;
John Burris, Moscow, w. Va; James
McNiece, Whitney; VIM. Schaefer,
Marietta; ]. Miller Rannelly, Pittsburg;
n. Randle. Akron; J. Balderson, Pitts
burg; George S. Lentz, Lloydsville.
The Turner Society are sparing no
exDense to make the nineteenth ami
versary of their lodge one Of the great
occasions of their existence. Excel
lent music will be provided and per-
feet order enforced, so that all may
feel at home. Only the members and
their families and invited guests will
be admitted. 1t comes off Tuesday
night next.
Mrs. Frank Foight, of Pittsburg, is
the guest of Mrs. Anna Fitton, OF the
Fourth ward.
o. P. Mason has the contract to put
a new Akron furnace in the First Pres
bvterian Church. Work will begin this
week.
The projectors of the lecture course
are satisfied they will be successful this
winter. Most likely two concerts and
two lectures VIII De Tie al A"lAS OAiAC-i|,
Mrs. Charles Brockman, OF the Third
ward. left last Thursday to visit with
the family of Benz. F. Cockayne, Of
Tifin, o.
Scott Lavelle. being kind hearted.
passed some whisky into the Jail to
his friend. James Manley, and now
Scott is in Jail, too.
There will be no Common Pleas Court
at St. Clairsville Tuesday, as the judges
meet to arrange dates for next years
court sessions in the district.
Milton f. Stay, photographer OF
Jerusalem. Monroe county, made a sec
ond attempt at self-murder Friday by
cutting his jugular vein. Report says
he viii die.
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