Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08
BELLAIRE.

II. A. l. King TO preach special SEMI
centennial sermon this evening at
O'Clock in the First Presbyterian
Church. Ohio Valley Council No. q,
Jr. o. L. A. NJ, Our Sister Council Bell
aire No. So, and Our Pride Council, No.
10. d. OF L., are all cordially invited TO
attend. Meet in Grand Army Hall az
1880 p. m, sharp.
n. c. Kemple. member OF the Ma
tiOnal mi-Centennial Committee Tor
Ohio O. L. A. NJ, and A. Porterteld, eX-
State Councillor of Ohio, started last
night on the midnight train for Phila-
deiphla 70 attend the celebration and
National Council Of the o. L. A. NJ.
A. Haas. Fred Hazel Frank 5. Mason
and wife. VIM. II. Thompson and wife,
and Mrs. Emma Porterield expect to
start on the > a. N. train tomorrow
over the c. & P. road for Louisville.
There are several others from Bellalre,
but we could not learn their names.
Joseph Hallett, who was arrested
for embezzlng a load Of groceries.
plead guilty and was taxed so ana
costs and twenty days in Jail.
Stephen Prout got SIS and costs and
ten days in Jail for assaulting his
brother
Dr.. Charles A. Wade and wife, of Chi
oago. are guests Of Mrs. Wade'S brother,
Jesse Kelley, Of the Fifth ward.
Mrs. John Adams and daughter,
Mani start tomorrow for Gas City,
Ind. 10 visit the husband and father.
The Bellaire Athletic Club gave their
first dance in SChmulbach's Hall Fri
day night Music by HackeUt' S orches-
ira of four pieces. A good crowd was
present. and the boys realized some
money with which to purchase some
traps for the clubs use.
Miss Nevins paid the Martins Ferry
schools a critical visit on Friday
VIM. G.. Gill was called out of his
home by two men yesterday and badly
whipped The matter is being inves-
tigated.
Mord Nelson and family are home
after a three months stay at Bethany,
W. Va.
VIM. Bundy. of GAINESVILLE, was In
the city Yesterday to attend the meet
ing Of the taxpayers.
Cook DanfOrd has returned to his
school az Columbus. o.
Miss Fobie Stahl. of the Second ward,
is az Dunkirk Ind. on a visit
Charlie ROder, who went west In the
hope of improving his health, has not
succeeded as he hoped and has gone 10
the South to try il there.
A regular meeting of the ROYAL Ar
canium will be held next Tuesday
Mr.. D. A. Pumly. of GAINESVILLE, is
registered at the Globe Hotel.
The hook and ladder boys have re-
organized their literary society again
with John Stroble President, Charles
zimmerman Vice President. and Joe
Sauerfeld Secretary. The first debate
will occur on next Friday night Ques-
ton: Which is most destructive,
fire or water?" The orators in favor
of water being the most destructive are
\. c. Shepherd and Tom Anderson, that
fire is most destructive, John Glover
and Jesse Haggerty.
Guests OF the Hotel Anderson: VIM.
/ Bundy. GAINESVILLE; J. +. Eller, Canton;
L. K. KOontz. Pirtsburg; George r.
Cune. Cincinnati; T. ]. DanfOrd, ST.
/ Clairsville: VIM. Green. Sistersville; J.
I E. Brown. Newark; James Wilson,
Redland. Pa: D D Test and lady,
Boinic. Pa. Mrs. Buckhitte, son and
cousin. Mcdonald, P; J. II. Miller and
wife. Slstersville.
Guests at the Windsor Hotel: J. c.
/ Eaton. Jerusalem. c. p Crawford,
/ Philadelphia; W. J. Lynch, Cambridge;
/ w. c. Ramsey. Rochester; George c.
Stidger. East Liverpool; John Michael
/ Scranton: r. 5. Grim. VanpOrt; F. 5.
| Spangler. Caldwell; W. V. Cline, Boston;
I J. w. Busby. New York; 7. Hanaghan
and wife, Sistersville.
There was a pleasant social given
al the home Of Mr.. Smith, of the First
ward In a farewell to Miss Maud Row
les. who will go to Alliance to teach
I school.
George Ecker. clerk at Herzberg
Bros. will spend to-day with Youngs-
town friends.
The c. & P. hands got their pay
| Saturday
Miss SaIne Woods. Of Huntington,
w. Va. Is In the Fifth ward.
W. c. ThornberTy and family are
home again from Glencoe.
Milton Kennedy has moved to Sisters
vile. where ne will reside.
Bishop Vincent will preach and adj
minister confirmation at Trinity Epis-
/ copal Church. this city, Wednesday
evening. the 11th. at p. m, also al
/ Martins Ferry Thursday evening at
/ the same hour. at St Pauls Church.
DR.. Hobson. Of Flushing assisted by
! DIT. West and DR., BrannOn, of Canal
| Dover. removed a large tumOr weigh
/ ing twenty pounds from Mrs. Benjamin
I Allen on Wednesday. The operation
was the finest surgical work done
here in years. The patient is getting
along finely under the care of Miss
Rose Teunent. head nurse from the
Flushing hospital Several prominent
I Bellaire physicians were present.
A BRUTE OF A HUSBAND.
Mrs. Pinks-"My husband is a regu-
/ lar brute and that's all there is about
it,"
/ Hoy- ffDearip met WHAT'S hf