Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-13
BELLAIRE.

The School Board in session Tues
day night elected most all their old
teachers. A few were displaced with
new ones. The German teacher was
displaced by Miss Lentz. A few other
changes were made. A few Of the lower
grade teachers had their salaries N
creased The superintendent will hold
over for another year
At Council meeting the Mayor turn
ed in $5197, collected since his last re
port The city purchased the Carter
property. Wonder if that means a
new city building? Council ordered
some new curbing and paving done in
different parts of the city.
Rev. r. H. Bumerer. of Pittsburg.
will preach at the ST. Paul's A. NJ. +.
Church on Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock.
The Coffee Circle net at Carl Dorer'a
last evening and drank coffee
The wedding of Mr.. c. Orion Por-
terrified and Miss Maggie Jones was eel
ebrated last night The happy couple
attended by Mr.. Allan b. Porterfeld
and Miss Pearl Henderson, proceeded
to the parsonage about $50 p. m. and
were married by Rev. O. w. Holmes.
After taking a short hack ride, they
repaired TO the groom's home and re-
ceived a reception from Jackets band,
of which the groom is member and
the Woman's Relief Corps, Of which the
bride is a member, with some Of the
street car force. Refreshments were
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the groom, Mrs. A. Porterfield, and
bride. Mrs. o. c. Jones, assisted by Mrs.
Emma pCrterfeld, Miss Kate Ney and
Miss Ada NJ. Porterhed and Mrs.
Emma J. Porterfeld A large number
of very useful presents were received
by the happy couple, and they start in
life with very bright prospects. They
will make their home in Bellaire till
fall. The music rendered by the band
as a serenade to their benedict mem
Der was excellent, and was in great
contrast to the din" of the boys on the
street.
Mr.. Levi D. Sewers and Miss Bertha
Fritchey we're married last night at
the home Of the bride, in the Fourth
ward.
Frank Archer has gone to Washing
ton. Ind, to oversee the paving being
done there.
J. Gorby, an old merchant Of Bell
aire. left yesterday for his daughters
home at Mansfield, o., where he will
reside
Misses Matte and Jessie Graham,
of Wheeling, are visiting Mrs. Charles
Dankworth, Of the Fourth ward.
a man by the name of e. A. Bunce
claims that he left his pocketbook
containing $50 and some very valuable
paDers. on o seat az the Merchants
Hotel. and that It was taken.
Word was received in Bellaire yes
terday that CORTLAND Rankin, for
mer resident of the Fourth ward, will
next week lead to the altar a very
prominent and accomplished young
lady of Tifin, o.
The surgeons examining board OF
pensions was in session yesterday and
examined six applicants. This is
popular board
Auditor J. A. Henderson, Of St
Clairsville. was registered at the
Globe yesterday.
W. w Hanlon. of GAINESVILLE, was
registered at the Globe yesterday.
George ". Dryarman is fixing up hia
Epworth Park cottage so his family
can move next week.
W. c. Danford and John NJ. Beckett
of Columbus were at the Republican
convention.
Miss Amelia Steger, a daughter Of
John Steger. of the Second ward, is
visiting friends and relatives in Wheel
ing
John Cook has gone to Pittsburg on
visit.
The City Council has granted the
privilege Of erecting band stand
near the monument on the east side of
the Park. The bands of the city agreed
to give weekly concerts here if the peo-
pie will subscribe enough to build the
stand and equip it.
An unfortunate accident occurred on
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