Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23
BELLAIRE.

The Frilby Stars of Bellaire would
like 20 near from the Martins Ferry
Juniors for game OF ball for Satur-
day. June 29th
A seven-year-oid girl of VIM. Cornell,
OF the Fourth ware was taken with
severe attack Of diphtheria Friday
night.
Black Prince Lodge K of p. will OBJ
serve to-day as memorial day, during
which they will proceed 10 decorate
The graves of all deceased Knights with
their beautiful and impressive ReremO-
mics. The members are eXpecled to
meet promptly az their hall, corn6 of
Belmont and Thirty-third streets. 4
elegarion viii go to Wegee and decorats
there. The rest will, preceded by the
band. march TO the Rose Hill cemetery
and hold the services at their lot
Mrs. Rush Faris. of Bellaire, and
Mrs. Bishop. of Martins Ferry, went
out TO Bethesda yesterday.
Mrs. Eliza Richards. of Bethesda, was
i'm the city calling on some of her friends
yesterday.
Master VIM. L. Gilleland son of R.
NJ Gnleland. of Gravel Hill, was the
proud winner of the prize offered for
the best debate at the Linsly Institute
of Wheeling.
George Il. Work, of Sistersville, is in
the city.
a colored man by the name of Charles
Pride was arrested yesterday on the
charge of disturbing the religious meet
ing Friday night
The Royal Arcanums will hold an I'M
portant session on Tuesday night next.
David Walker a delegate to the In
ternatioual Convention Of Good Temp
lars. lef- Yesterday for Boston, where
the convention meets.
e. T. Pesty. of GAINESVILLE, was at the
Globe yesterday.
James McFadden. an old resident Of
Bellaire but now living with his son
out near Businessburg, was in town
yesterday shaking hands with his old
comrades and friends.
Mr.. j. j. Kelley and wife nee Miss
Maggie O'Toole) of Wheeling, are Wis
iting her parents and friends of the
Third ward
Al. Anderson, a C. & p. brakeman,
is laid OIL his run on account of sick
ness.
Bellaire has been signally fortunate
for the last three or four weeks. There
has been scarcely funeral in all that
timo This is unusual in town of TO-
goo inhabitants TO so so long without
a DEATH Ii speaks well for the healthy
location of the town and the cleanliness
of the streets and property generally.
Everything sweet and clean.
Hotel guests at the Merchants: NJ, S.
Wilson. PittSburg; T.. k. Barnes. Bel
mont. j. FL M0rehead. Nenia;. o.; Elmer
e. Eag3u. Quaker City: w. r. Huling,
Chicago, 7. T.. LightenhOme. Phnadel-
phia, T.. $. Norton, Boston; y. J. Davis,
Columbus. Wilbur GiGen. Bridgeport:
jean Maria Blinn Steubenvilie. sum
mer Fauley, GAINESVILLE; George Willis.
Heath.
The Celebrated Jr. o. Z. A. NJ. band
have received their transportation tick
cts Co Mountain Lake Park. The boys
have been indefa,igable i'm their practice
preparing for this trip. They viii no
d0ub, De- q credit 90 Che city in the music
they render while ON the trip
jack BIugh has taken the response
biuty of running q late car from Bridge
port Co Belaire every night. leaving
Bridgeport no 1870, coming TO the rail-
road bridge and then returning to
Bridgeport. AIr. BaUgh does this for
-he travelling public. and should be pat
rOnizcd
GeorEe Harold. who is walking from
Oakland Cal. TO New York. inside of
five months on q wager OF $500. arrived
in Belaire at 5 o. IN. yesterday and lefS
no 40 O. I'M. via Wheeling for PiIsburg.
AR. Harold is about so years old. and
claims chat he is eighteen days ahead
of his scheduled time. He thinks he
win win.
Mr.. John Davis. Of Davis * Archer
Co. who are paving at Washington.
Ind. came home yesterday to see his
family and friends He reports a sue
cesSful lob Of paving 50 far.
Thomas Cummins. son Of 5. o. Cum
Minis. of Bellaire. was appointed Adiu-
tant and First Lieutenant of the batal-
lion for next year by reason Of the ex-
cellent grade made by him in the tests.
MARGIN COwan and wife have returned
home from SciO. where they attended
the commencement
Albert HartenStein IS home from