Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-30
BELLAIRE.

several hundred dollars worth Of new
farm Implements were burned, besides
hay and grain. Loss. nearly $4,000; in
surance on building. $500
Miss Maud Holland. who has been at
Dunkirk, Ind. the guest OF her sister,
for several weeks. has returned home.
Miss Leila Jahnke who has been Wis
iting the Gamenthaler family, OF
GAINESVILLE. will return TO her home in
the Third ward next Monday.
A woman named Mede Hastings was
arrested Monday night for being
drunk and disOrderly.
A young lad, minor was arrested
for being drunk. He tells the follow
ing That eight OF nine lads OF about
the same age gathered together a num-
Der of empty beer kegs and traded them
on for a half keg OF beer, and that all
got very drunk" An effort is being
made TO search out the facts; and II 1t
is true. as above, the guilty parties VIII
be made to suffer.
Alex. Galbraith brought home from
BraddOck, Pa. a wife and they nave
gone to housekeeping In the tliJh WaIu'
Bellaire people think they pay q hlgh
rate of tax: so we dO-S2. $50 on the mum
dred dollars But as misery loves COM
pany Cambridge pays $50.
Mr.. Bernie Boyd, q prominent Deli!o'
cratic farmer OF Wheeling township
was in the city yesterday.
j. n. Whitman, whose family nave
gone to Atlanta, Ga, TO live, leIJ yes
terday for Pittsburg, where he VIII
( transact some business before he leaves
for the South to join his family.
Mr.. William Burk. a railroader from
Columbus. o.. is visiting his Drothei'
I B. az O. Policeman Jack Burk.
lr BOYD Small. who was a resident
{ of Beuaire several years. but lately OF
/ ST. CIairsville. was i'm the city yesler-
/ day. He has about made up ms hllnu
/ TO move back to Bellaire again.
I Mrs. Anna Mansel Will leave next
/ "wednesday for "a months visit with
/ friends at EllwOod. PA.
J The semi centennial sermon 10 Ihe
/ o. u. A. NJ. and friends OF BeilSlre' VIII
J De preached by Rev. II. A. l.. King ia
I the First Presbyterian Church, ON lne
| evening of September Sth, at : CLOCK.
The select dance ia Eberle's Han
/ last night. given by some OF our young
/ bloods. was q very pleasant aualr,
Nrr A. g. Darlah. wife and child, OF
| 81. ClairsviTe. We're i'm Bellaire yester>
I dqv ON their way to Cambridge 20 Visit
| some of their friends.
/ Mrs 4. j. Steger and three little girls
are home. after spending several W5ehs
Inn "a very pleasant visit with Irlehus
above Pirtsburg
The Womans Missionary Society Oh
/ the Wheeling Presbytery is in session
now ar the United Presbyterian ChuIch
| i'm this city.
/ Mrs Peale and son, aged 10. OF zen
\ wood went down the river i'm a one-noI s.
wagon to gather produce, ana Wnel
! above POwhatan, on the other sue Oh
/ the river. and having the wagon wen
I loaded with butter and eggs, Ile morse
/ became stubborn and backed over To-
/ foot embaukment n narrow part ol
Inc road. All rolled to the bottom and
/ Mrs Peala had her arm broken IN TWO
Dl8ces being comminuJed fracture.
] The SON escaped injury. but the wagon
was badly wrecked, eggs mashed Du1-
far scattered. and q bad condition OF
affairs resulted. Dr. F. y. Riggs, OF
I powhqtan. set the broken arm.
Reed ROsser. q son of Charles Rosser'
fen from ear while playing and sus-
rained some very painful but not dam
gerOus bruises.
Miss Annie. oldest daughter OF MT.
and Mrs. j. R. Davis, of Gravel HuL
and lTr. John Zentmeyer, or Newark,
\ n grocer. were married at the home OF
/ rbe bride Wednesday 10y the Rev. D. C.
lIcCracken. Only the Immediate rela-
| lives and friends were present After
/ nm excellent collation. the newly married
folks started for Newark, their future
/ home ,.-.
Fred Hazel preferred charges against
I Coonv Staub for Sunday selling. III.
\ vas brought De fore Squire Mason and
I fined s25 and costs, $29lO IN an. Is
mis- intended to- tie the hands of Mayor
Dubois2 ~,
some of the head officials OF The
/ Pennsylvania lines We're In coIleIe 'I-,,
with the officials Of the BeLla.re ua'I
/ works Wednesday.
The attention of several Oh members
of the school board was called TO one
off the Ohio staJutes-one tnI say
"bonorably discharged Union soldiers
/ ssbolr he given the preference in giving
o,rr i9bs where the Old soldier is fully
/ qualified TO perform the labors re-
CURED And vet. in the face OF this
| law and ignoring JheapplicaCou OF
-b~se Union soldiers. they hired an
s91on-sI citizen" for janitor Why
I should not the penalty
NIr. Queale of Grafton. W. Va IS "'
I the Windsor Hotel.
Miss Alice Cunningham mas gone u
/ Noundsville 20 rusticate.
The city Board of Education ON 1 ues-
d7v night appointed j. NJ. Mcdonald
as a city examiner. and Miss Crafty 10
fU the pOsit.on vacated by the reslgna-
tfcn of Miss Belle BeaZle. Several
teachers were advanced accordingly
and Miss May Kelly was taken from
office work and placed in No. 8. oalhUel
I Mcdonald was elected janitor IN the
Fourth ward and James Holt at Indian
I Run
lIr. Harry Saunders. a clerk at me
/ Globe sample rooms. has returned home
from his vacation trip To- Atlantic CITY
and other Eastern points.
| Mrs. George b. Clutter and son, Oh
/ Washington, Pa. is the guest of her nus
bands sister. Mrs Warren Saunders, OF
/ the Second ward.
The Beallsviue creamery has closed
down The scarcity of milk Is given as
the reason.
I The Jr o. L. A. w. Band boys are
home. brown as berries. Mountain ar
I tanned them.