Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
BELLAIRE.

Citizens of Bellaire of both political
parties, please remember that it is your
loyal and patriotic duty to attend one
Of the conventions for nominating can
didates for the spring election. SO
many people stay away and say ooh,
its no use, the ring will rule anyway"
But can it if the people turn out and
vote? Everybody has an interest in
the primaries. There are the rings
formed and there you must go to break
the rings. So all Republicans should
remember March 9th, from to Z p.
M; while the Democrats will meet on
March 18th, from 3 to p. m, when
delegates will be elected, who will
place in nomination a ticket to be
voted at the election on April 1st Also
at the convention a candidate for as
SCISSOR and one for councilman will be
placed in nomination.
Any stranger who may be left over
in Bellaire all day to-day can be pleas
antly entertained at any of our
churches, where services will be held
both morning and evening by the reg
ular pastor. The ri rst Presbyterian
Church, on Belmont street, between
Thirty-second and Thirty-third, the
Christian Church, on Belmont street,
one square north Of the First Presby-
terrain, the United Presbyterian
Church, on Guernsey street, just south
of Central avenue, and the First NJ. f.
Church, on Guernsey street, just north
Of Central avenue, and the German
Reform Church, on Central avenue
near the c. & p r. r. depot, and the
Second Presbyterian Church. on GRAY
el Hill, and the Lower Bellaire NJ. f.
Church, near the school house in the
First ward. All are made welcome at
each OF these churches. Also there Is
the Second NJ. r. Church with open
doors and free seats for all, and the St
Johns Catholic Church, on Guernsey
street, in which all are welcomed.
The Conundrum Social at the First
NJ Z. Church was quite success. The
programme was filled as published.
There was considerable fun and social
chat among the attendants.
Chief Walla Campbell, of the fire de-
partment, was very wise, in his order,
at the fire Friday night, not to throw
water unless he ordered it. This no
doubt saved hundreds Of dollars to the
occupants or the building.
Nose Herzberg was at Sistersville
this past week
There are four candidates for Asses
sor on tFe Republican side in the Third
ward: Fred Eberle, Harry oliver, Jas.
Lee and Henry w Rolls. Take your
choice
At the Globe: J. T. Finn; w. F.
Bentley. p. A. Beatty, w. A. Smith,
Lanesville: j. Johson, Laura Johnson,
w. Va: L. p. Baurt, J.. II. Davis,
Cleveland: c. b. McCabe. Benwood; n.
w. Harbaugh. Springfield: p. w. Dow
Ter. Chicago; Charles Albright, MARBLE,
Ind; S. w. Ault. Farnock; J. Mus
baum. Philadelphia; Elmer II. Thomas,
New Brighton, Pa; Charles NJ. Hogg,
Cadiz; F. A. Mitchell, Cincinnati; l.. e.
Briehorst. Cincinnati: Geo. 3. Farham,
New York; Charles Fox, Wheeling.
The following parties OF Bellaire IA
vorites took in the excursion over the
b. & o. to Pittsburg Saturday: Miss
Nav Kelley. Miss Laura Dickens, Miss
Kate Rodefer, Miss Flora Heathering-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Ogle.
The X. of p are talking of big re-
union of the county members in the
near future, which will be a big soci-
etv event for this numerous order
The teachers of our public schools
took a lesson in learning how to man
age the new fire extinguishing machine
Friday evening with another drill or
two. With little practice they can
make good use of them if they keep
cool.
The Ohio and West Virginia superin-
tendents and principals round table
will meet in Wheeling on March 28th,
18th and Goth.
There was a charge Of truancy
brought against a girl of about - or l4
wears old, and she was ordered to be
sent TO the Home. When her mother
found it out, she told neighbor they
should never send her Julia to the
Home. and that she would drown her
self So she took two or three of her
children and left. and since then she
has not been found Her husband,
John Loudenlager, has been hunting
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