Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-26
BELLAIRE

Hacke.rs 6anl bows are determined
-0 make .le.r excursion To- Chippewa
7 lake TEX. Sl-urilr a zig success. if
rk ana energy VIII accomplish
They are scattering large
an al.rr rhe c.. Z. & w road.
rvlr Wheeling Bridgeport and
lr Perry. They are coming on
q lars. rl.. to 20 with them on Thar
"rr ana ca -te distance IS l26 miles
ana -re round trip fare only 81. 50. j.
wild Ie very cheap excursion. The
arse-- arc Good for bO.h Saturday and
SUNDAY. which IS another attraction: and
.r.u -la special rain that will leave
-Irwa saturday evening VIII be 2
-r.s- aftl0 age -O those who mus come
home o- Saturday The boys were Crer
n Wheeling las, nigh. serenading and
aLve-- sing -le.v excursion. In their
ueu suits -tey make na-,y appearance
. a-! a-rrac- a crowd wherever they play.
SIR. AID Mrs Thomas Riley and niece,
+ o. Iowa are guests Of J. y. Grafton,
/ o.. he Fourth ward.
our Pride Council No. Is, D. CT L.,
viii eleora,e their anniversary on next
| Tuesday night ia Grand Army hall. 4
/ number Of guests are expected from Nc
/ Nachsa and Wheeling Councils, and a
7 grand time will De enjoyed by the
: Dos" After q feast OF reason and 4
/ flow OF soul. a feed will be INDUCED in,
I in wlich these ladies are hard TO beat.
The Bellaire Castle. X. Of G. E., dec
! GRATED wagon Yesterday very pro
uselv with tile national cOl0rs and a
pedestal for Tie Goddess of Liberty TO
I OCCUPY. surrounded by her court ladies,
and with number of members drove 10
7 Wheeling 10 participate in the parade
there The wagon was a very pretty
sight and belonged 10 Henry Beale who
! is q very earnest Eagle They report
the parade a success and the meeting a
very interesting one.
The Progress Club of Bellalre had
made arran gements 10 give a dance IN
Mczar, Park on Tuesday night, August
4tt. and had distributed part Of the tick
els bur las. nigh. A. B. Por.erdeld re-
ceived a letter from the Park manager
that the dance must be of, as the Lew
Dockstader Mlns-rels had engaged the
Park for ttat entire week.
Joseph Pollock reported TO the Mayor
thai he was knocked down on Friday
night and three or four dollars taken
from him by TWO parties who he be-
ieved 70 be Nj John Layalle and
Clvde Hawley. and consequently these
Two Young men were arrested and their
hearing will take place on Monday.
Trains on the b., Z. & c. railroad
got out as far as Beallsville yesterday,
which showed commendable push and
grit of this road. They will have
trains clear through as soon as posi-
Die.
The young men may practice target
shooting now. as a gallery is open on the
Shepherd property. Second ward.
s. L. Mooney. Of Woodsfeld, was on
our streets yesterday, and was regis
tered a the Globe House.
Miss Matte Heatherington entertain
ed number Of her friends at her pic
turesque home along the river in the
First ward. on Wednesday. A goodly
crowd Of young people enjoyed her hos
pia5le reception and would like Il re-
pea-ed in the near future.
Mrs. D. H. Darrah and daughter,
Katie. spent part Of last week on the
hills at St Clairsvile.
Levi Lichtig is having new house
OF two stories built on the foundations
erected last fall on the Stanley prop
cry. Second ward.
Miss Jessie Elliot was enjoying the
hOsDitalities OF Steubenville friends last
week.
Samuel Simmons, of Gravel Hill, who
has been suffering from an attack Of
rheumatism. is reported much better.
VIM. Shanafelt who has been super
intending some paving at Sistersville.
Is in the city. and will probably go to
PENNSYLVANIA TO work for Charles Ros-
ser on the same kind OF a contract.
VIM. Jackley. wife and children Of
Frankton. Ind. are guests Of Mrs.
Iacklev's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Haas,
OF the Fourth ward.
Mr.. Ed. Johnson, son OF NJ. L.
Johnson. OF the First ward, after a
weeks visit with his fathers family,
returned 10 his home at Cripple Creek,
col YESTERDAY. his sister Cora accompa-
MIG him for a few months stay.
Misses Jennie and Myrtle stewart en-
ter-ained q circle of friends at their
home in the Fourth ward on FRIDAY
night. -.
HerZberg Bros. nave purcHd9eu 'He
stock of footwear belonging 10 their
father. and will close out the business.
our streets were well crowded yes
terday by country people with their
baskets sof produce A ready market
Was had for all, and the evening train
vest was Just crowded with people go
ing home and Bellairians going to Ep-
worth
Mrs. George sQuiggins and son, OF
Pittsburg. were guests Of Mrs. Squig-
gins. Of Gravel Hill. last week.
Mr.. T. F. Riley and wife. OF keokuk'
Iowa and Miss Mabel shave, Of Oska-
loosa. Iowa, are visiting friends in our
Miss Katie Dennis, OF Lodi, is guest
of her grandparents, Chas. Satierheld
and wife.
Mrs. G. s. Jennings will pay visit
10 friends a. TiGln, 0.
Miss Ella Murphy has gone to Nun
Gle Ind. for a two weeks stay.
The Blakeney & Seal tailoring shop