Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-15
BELLAlRE.

Visitors at the Merchants Hotel-W.
S. Patterson, Hunter, o.; j. G Gorrell,
Shamrock, O.; p. Noon, GAINESVILLE, o.;
+. A. Brown, Cambridge, o.; j. A.
Steadman, Marietta, o.: Il. B. Eaton,
Pttsburg, Pa; ]. s. Eaton, Cleveland,
O.; c. K. Cameron, He. Umstead, c. +.
Miller, Wheeling; c. NJ. Hatch, New
York.
Mr.. Z. j. Lewis, former resident OF
Beilsire, was registered at the Globe
Yesterday, also E. j. Hoge, Of Somerton.
There will be services at the First M.
E. Church tonight and each night this
week except Saturday.
Ben Seidenbush, OF Philadelphia, was
registered at the Globe Hotel.
Mr.. John Moran, B. & o. empoye
since 1859, and who has never had an
accident happen him, was yesterday
caught, while handling a piano, by a
slip and had two Of his fingers badly
mashed. One had to be amputated
Pat Tucker, the veteran Waterman at
the b. & o. depot, is able to be out
again after a short siege of sickness.
Miss Anna Weber, charming young
lady of Pittsburg, Pa, is visiting Miss
Steger, Of the Second ward.
The popular Miss Aberlina Stahl, OF
the Second ward, paid short visit TO
her sister, Mrs. Jacob Duga. OF Pitts
burg.
The Coffee Circle had quite an enjoy
able sleigh ride last night. Quite a
nd
made the welkin ring with their joyous
songs and laughter.
c. Fl. Booth Of Youngstown, O., was
CHARTERED at the Globe yesterday. Also
Thomas Borden, of Erie, Pa.
The Columbia Club is making arrange
ments for one of its very enjoyable pri-
vate dances in the near future.
Mrs. c. Rumbach, who was confined
to her home sick, is now able to get
about again.
Miss Jessie Dunaway has gone to
Morrstown TO act as bridesmaid for
Miss Jessie Eaton at her marriage 10
DR.. Rosengrant.
It is reported that deck hand fell
over board from the tow boat Joseph
b. Williams on its trip up Friday
morning. A search was made for the
unfortunate man, but he was not found,
and the boat continued on her way.
There will be services tonight in tine
United Presbyterian Church. Every
night this week everybody is urged to
come and hear the good news, by Rev.
Il. S. Boyd.
Tomorrow at 2:3O p. m. the regular
monthly meeting of the w. c. L. U.
will be held at the Christian Church.
All members are requested to be pres
ent.
VIM. Moore ran small Gle through
his right hand on Saturday while at his
work at the Novelty Stamping Works.
A prinful but not dangerous wound.
The X. OF p. intend giving dance
so me time in the future.
The Pultney glass works went to
work yesterday morning. Another lot
of workmen made happy.
Mr.. Thomas Myers, Of the Fifth
ward, fell off car yesterday In the c.
Il P. yards, and was badly shaken up
and Jared.
Rev. o. w. Holmes got on street
car Sunday at p. IN. to go to Martins
Ferry TO address the y. NJ. c. a. After
spending three and oPe-hsif hours in
the car be arrived In Esllaire, not
reaching the Ferry at Gil.
The grand jury found an indictment
against Bellaire citizen for aiding
prisoners to escape. He plead guilty
and was fined $50.
Tonight the o. L. A. NJ. will be in
fotce at the rink, where the objects,
principles and influence of the order
will be discussed by able speakers.
There will be fine singing by local
quartette, under the able management
of Gus Stephens. The Jr. U. U. A. NJ.
band will discourse the best marches
and concert selections Everybody is
invited.