Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16
BELLAIRE.

by the Rev. George McDohalu' Oi N9s'
! Alexander: South Bellaire II. q.
I Church. class during morning hour ana
preaching at enyening hour; FIRST Al.
/ -. Church. the evening hour Will be de-
voted TO missionary services conducted
by the ladies': German Reform Churcn,
preaching in German at morning hour,
and in English at evening hour. AL
the Christian Church the subject Ior
the morning discourse viii be Trouble
and It's Cure" evening subject, De
! grees or Faith" Help Thou My Be
lief" At the First NJ. L. Church,
morning service, subject a Perpetual
Renewal"
At the Second VI. z. Church, morn
I ing subject will be The Gates of
Heaven" evening subject, Human
ity."
AT the st. Paul's A. VI. Q. Church the
pastor will preach at II n. m. Rev.
Bummery. of Wheeling, will'preach at
3 p. m, and Rev. TOlliver of Barnes
Vile at S p. m. This is to be a grand
rally day at this church and an effort
will be made TO pay off the church
debt
Rev. O. w. Holmes viii preach in
the Fourth Street Church, Wheeling,
w. Va
Rev. VIM. Peregoy viii preach to
the children at Mt Zion NJ. E. Church
at 1870 a. m. as it is Children's Day
at that Church.
DIR. Fred Peregoy and wife are spend
ing Sunday with his parents IN the
First wand.
There were good many sightseers
disappointed yesterday during the
/ Bridgeport fire by the shutting OFT the
current and stopping the street cars.
| But numbers of them crossed the river
and went up that way.
The delegates to the glassworkors
%. national convention, which is TO be held
at Toledo. are. for No. 81, r. w. Archer;
/ No. 10. WIN. Green and Jacob Rosen-
! thai: No TO- Moundsville, j. Is. lObln,
/ j. r. Voitel and j. Gregory.
Mrs. j. b. Smith and mother, Mrs.
! J. Heaton who have been visiting I'm
| Philadelphia for some time, arrived
, at home ON Friday evening.
Mrs. Ed. O,iger, who is boarding aJ
the Belmont House, has gone to Wells
Vile on a visit
Mrs. J. ". Calder of Cleveland, who
is a former resident of Beuaire, is call
] ing on her friends.
MIR. Mike Minnehan has gone to Co
lumbus on account Of his health.
The wife Of N. +. Walker. the colored
postal clerk on the C. & p. line, died
at their home in Steubenviue last
| Thursday and was buried Saturday.
There was no contests for delegates
among the Democrats last evening and
/ consequently there was but little eX-
/ element. and but little occasion to
draw out the full vote. The result and
/ a full list of delegates and committee
men Will be found elsewhere IN this
paper
/ The Bessie HOge mission band of the
| First III. Il. Church, a band OF young
| ladies and misses who are inoefatiS-
able and determined in their efforts to
| sustain their missionary, Miss Bessie
! Hoge. will give a social in the First VI.
| e Church on Tuesday night next. Adj
mission free. These lassieS are earn
est. bright and vivacious and an even
| inc sDent with them will be pleasant
| and profitable. as it Will help a noble
object. and your money viii assist the
nroiec+ for which they are hghtlng.
/ Everybody is invited.
The friends of IT, c. Husbands VIII be
pleased to- learn that he is considered
as cut of danger by his physicians.
Peter SheDherd was bonded over TO
court by Mayor Dubois under the sum
/ of 5000 for furnishing Liquor to prison.
ers i'm the city prison.
Miss Lille Hammond was arrested
/ bv officer Strobb for dis0rderiy conduct
and using profane language Friday
night. She stood trial Saturday. but
was found guilty and fined 81 and COSTS
| i'm all SG.75. which she paid.
John Parks and family who were Wis
fling at GAINESVILLE, returned home
| Friday.
Miss clara Moore has returned from
a very pleasant visit at BarnesviAe
Merchants Hotel visitors: @. 4. Con
Low. Steubenville; r. J. McMunn, Phil
| adelDbia. WIN. Harris, Cambridge;
| George Fredericks, New York: c. d..
Brenton. Chicago; ID. J.. Dickey' Mount
Pleasant: j. ~ Curry Piusburg; MIS-.
JR. Cross. Neff's Siding; ID, b. HARRIS
Detroit, Mich.
large number of country people
were i'm Bellaire yesterday. Seed time
is past and harvest is coming, so the
farmers haste to dO-their shopping and
marketing.
Rev. l.. NJ. Weiss and family have
returned home from Canton, o.
Miss Gertrude Thomas has gone bach
TO New Concord after pleasant visit
with her parents.
George ID. Gifin, of Fairmont, W. va,
his the guest OF friends in Bellaire.
Charles Bradford and wife are visit
I ing friends an relatives at SistersVllle.
Joseph Chandler, son OF Rev. Chanu-
! Ter. of ST. Clairsville IS visiting irlenoa
i'm the First ward
Joe NcNabb has gone TO SistersVille
to work
Howard NIcGregor is home from Col
umbus for The vacation
VIM Ernest. plasterer who has
been at work on the hotel at Clafks-
burg w. Va. has returned home.
Miss Bertha Bridgeman has gone to
Fairmont and Clarksburs, w. Va, TO
visit relatives.
orr schools. is at Red Key, Ind, visit
ing her mother.
Miss Lizzie Parish. of the Fifth ward,
is ON a visit to Youngstown. o.
Misses Myrtle Russell and Bessie
RloD of Stewartsville, are visiting Mrs.
Wm. Smith. of the First ward.
The convention of the Christian En-
5osvorers this week promises to be q
biq- meeting. over 800 strangers are
expected i'm town, and great feast OF
GOOD things in literature pertaining TO
T l-r...-.t.,,;t,- &c Looked forward TO-