Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-04
BELLAIRE.

Church services at the First NJ. h.
Church will be conducted by Rev. A.
G.. Robb of Wheeling, at II a. N. In
the evening the Epworth League will
hold the services. The Second NJ. E.
Church will have regular services, also
at the First Presbyterian Church.
Preaching at II a. m. No evening
services on account of the Union meet
ing at the Christian Church. At the
United Presbyterian Church, preach
ing at II a. m No evening services.
At South Bellaire NJ. e. Church,
preaching at s p. n. Trinity Episco-
pal. preaching at II a. N. and p. m.
All the above churches will hold their
regular Sunday services not mentioned
except where it is otherwise stated.
The Union EndeavOr exercises at Chris
tan Church will be given especially to
hear a report from their national dele
gate. Wiley Oldham, Of the proceedings
at the Boston session of the League.
Front street, Gravel Hill, is danger
GUS thoroughfare on dark nights, as
there is no fence or other protection
from the bank which, is a sheer decent
of twenty feet to the c. & P. railroad
tracks. and there is very poor light
there also. This matter should be at
tended to by the proper authorities ere
there isla suit for big damages.
Mrs. Katie Gauthern, whose husband
was killed some months ago at the
steel works. will open a small contec-
tionary store and grocery on Guernsey
street, just north of Thirty-third
street.
Miss Rose Steger entertained a num-
Der of her friends on Friday evening
at the elegant new home of her father,
Andrew Steger, on Rose Hill. Quite
a number from this and other cities
were present. and a delightful time was
had by all. Misses Rose Steger, Name
Kane and Ella Dobler served refresh
ments at a seasonabIe hour. Music
and dancing were INDUCED in until q
late hour. when all departed wishing
their hostess a long and happy life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steger were well pleased
with the crowd and enjoyed them
selves as much as the young folks. Fol
lowing is a list of those present: Messrs.
p. Mulkearns, w. Mansell, B. Dunlap,
II. Monroe, S. Stricken, J. Hobbs, NJ.
Keyser, J. Habig, J. Irwin, J. Blaney,
A. Halloran, J. McKelvey, NJ. Meehan,
J. McKelvey, J.Whealan, J. Bippus, j.
Bloom, J. Fleming, G. Fleming, II.
Dunaway, f. Cook, A. Kraft, NJ. Win
der, H. Barrett, J. CHASER, o. Glasgow,
J. Smith, II. Row, II. Doty, J. and NJ.
Moran, and Z. Lohler, of Martins
Ferry, L. Hake, w. Frankie, Of Wheel
ing, w. Va. and Misses Rose Steger,
Mary Steger, Ella Dobler Ida Bloom,
Mamie Kane, Title Mcdonald, Maggie
Kane, Sadie Kane, Mary Conroy,
Theresa Pekey, Lille Hecker, Sallie
Strickline, Katie May, Minnie Nichol-
son, May Flaherty, Hanna Joyce, Min
ME Kruger, Maggie Hazel, Alma Mar
ling, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Pelly, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Kuntz. Mrs. Ernest.
Mr. Frank Atkinson left Friday for
"a weeks visit and vacation spent with
his parents at New Cumberland, w.
Va.
Mrs. George r. Taylor and Miss Mag
gle Calhoun came home last night from
Columbus, O., where they spent several
days calling.
Mr.. Albert Long and wife, Of Steu
benville, are at Mrs. Longs fathers
home, James NJ. ConOver OF the Second
ward, for a two weeks visit
The property of Frank ]. Smith, sit
uated on Belmont street, Third ward
was sold yesterday at public auction by
the assignee, James f. Tallman, and
was purchased by DR.. r. w. Muhle-
man for $2,926
c. 0. Brown, the very efficient clerk
at c. NJ. Weyrick's drug store, has re-
signed his position and has gone to
his old home at GAINESVILLE, for a shOr1
visit Then he will go down to Char
lesion, w. Va. to look around for
place to establish a business for him
self.
T. X. Sheldon and wife, of Gas City,
Ind, are registered at the Windsor
Hotel, and calling on their old neigh
bors and friends.
A case of skin eruption" on an Ital-
ian in the Second ward created quite
an excitement for some time down that
way, some believing it to be a genuine
case of smallpox. But the physicians
made several careful examinations, and
finding the patient subject to skin erup-
tiOns diagnosed it accordingly and so
another scare has disappeared.
Amos Roscoe, township clerk, has
gone out in the neighbOrhOOd Of St.
Clairsville on a short vacation.
Neglected Husbands Take Notice.
There will be a meeting, on Wednes-
day night next at s p. m, at I. o. o. FL
block. of all the married men Of the
town and vicinity, whose wives are
away on visit or at a summer resort.
to devise ways and means of having
a recreation among our selves and Civ
ing ourselves a good time, by order Of
a committee of the victims, c. w. NJ,
secretary.
J. NJ. Keller, head miller at the Globe
Touring mills, and Scion Fletcher LETT
last evening for Beallsville. To-day
they will take a trip about Antioch and
vicinity and study the oil situation
from an actual personal observation.
Mrs. w. S. Heatherington and daugh-
ter. Matte. intend starting on two
weeks jaunt to Cameron, w. Va, and
vicinity.
Mrs. Blackmore, an aged lady of
Wheeling. was visiting at the home of
w. II. Johnson McMechen, and while
she was pottering around in the htch-
en- Mrs. Johnson opened trap cellar
door. and calling to her to be careful
not to fall in. went into the cellar. But
notwithstanding the caution, she did
fan through into the cellar, distance
of eight feet. and was dangerously in
iured. so badly that he friends were at
once sent for. as her age, SO years, is
against her safe recovery.
Several of our Bellaire people went
ont to Bethesda last evening. Among
-, ,,.nrn Mrs Alice Wilson. Miss