Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-22
BELLAIRE.

Squire MasOns Court was engaged
yesterday in hearing the case Of Roy
Hockinberry vs.. the Bellaire, Bridge
port & e Martins Ferry Street Rail
way Company Mrs. HockinbeIry got
on to ride, taking with her basket OF
groceries. The conductor claimed pay
for the basket, and she refused and
was put off, She claims $500 dam
ages.
A good bit of interest is taken in the
farmers picnic at Bethel to-day, and q
big crowd from Bellaire Will be in at
tendance.
The Tourists" of Bellaire, played q
game of ball with the DOughertys, OF
Martins Ferry. on the commons last
Tuesday, which resulted in victory
for the Tourists by a score Of . to 3.
Mr.. George Scott and mother arc
home from a months visit with West
Virginia friends
Mr.. Martin Shick and a Mr.. Sorg are
cleaning up the north store room OF
Shick's block, and will start boot and
shoe store.
W. w. Hanlon, of GAINESVILLE, was
located at the Globe Hotel yesterday.
A game of ball occurred yesterday af-
ternOOn on the commons between the
Imperials and Gravel Hill Stars Score,
Imperials Is. Stars 2. Batteries, I'M
perials, Brady and Stancliff, Stars,
Walters and Carter.
The Pension Board held their regular
session yesterday and examined five
applicants.
Mrs. Benjamin Alpin, of Gravel Hill,
who has been ailing for over a year, is
getting so bad that the attending physi-
clans have about decided to remove the
tumOr.
Mrs. Bishop, of Gravel Hill, a widow
lady who does washing for a livelihood,
is now quite sick.
Mrs. NOlte, of Wheeling. is guest Of
Mrs Robert Carson. of Gravel Hill.
Mrs. William Smith, of Rose Hill.
has gone to Quaker City on a visit of
several days duration.
Several Bellaire matrons and their
families went out to Hornbrooks Park
yesterday in an express wagon to ell
joy a picnic.
Mrs. Phoebe Reitz, of Marietta, is
visiting with the family of her brother,
Jacob Reitz
Mrs. Tobin. who got a severe fall
downstairs some time since, has been
suffering so much pain that the doctors
made a second examination, but found
no broken bones. The aged lady SEEM
ed TO be resting easier yesterday.
The property Of the PittsbUrg Coal
Company viii be offered for sale On
Friday This is a big piece of prop
erty fully equipped for the wholesale
mining of coal, with extra fine facili-
ties for shipping and marketing the
product of the mine. tt is TO be hoped
that a reliable moneyed company win
get hold of this property, as it Will be
q strong feeder for Bcllaire citizens.
The K. of ?. ball players Of Bridge
port and Bellaire will cross bats on tie
commons this afternoon.
The Pultney glass works will be Of
fered for sale on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. r. Johnson and her daughter,
Ethel, with the latter's husband, were
in Sistersville this week visiting their
daughter and sister, Mrs. George i.
Work.
Mrs Charles Arnold. MIS-. y. Kern,
Mrs. J. McKelvey and Miss Ella Muir
ray viii start for Boston ON the Mason
lie excursion this evening.
Miss Minnie Johnston and Miss Liz
Zie Kelley have gone to Columbus to
attend a meeting Of the Young Peoples
Christian Union as deleg..as from the
United Presbyterian Church Of Bel
laire.
Joseph Bates. Andrew Bates and JAS.
Defnbaugh have returned to Dunkirk,
Ind.
T. A. Rodefer, Of Bodofcr Bros and
R. W. Archer. of the Flint Glassworl-
ers. are at Pitsburg attending the
conference with the manufacturers.
William Cunningham, OF Toledo. who
was here attending the funeral Of his
mother, left Tuesday for his home.
ut. lake Park Excursions.
August 1st to 9th the b. & o. r. R.
Co. will sell excursion tickets, Wheeling
to Mt. Lake Park and return, at rate
of $3.50, good returning until August