Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-01-26
BELLAIRE

The loss OF q plush sacQue by Mrs.
Caroline Lipperman has caused two
law suits already. At the one Friday
Esquire Mason bound Mede Hastings
over To- court Tor the theft of the coat,
and yesterday another phase was tried
against Fred Hazel and Mrs. Upper
man.
j. H. Lanning. OF Gilmore, Tusca-
rawas county, o., is the guest Of j. w.
Jones. the boss carpenter, to-day, at
his home in the Fourth ward.
I- appears that our present street
commissioner is not to have the plain,
easy sailing usually allowed second
termers. as there are already two
avowed candidates from the Fifth ward,
VIM. Reed, ST.. and ]. r. Davis.
Miss Mary Mason gave very pleas
ant reception 20 O large number Of her
young friends on last Thursday even
ing. A very pleasant time was enjoyed
by an present and Mary received sew
eral useful and valuable presents.
The b. & o. pay car gladdened the
hearts of the employees Yesterday. The
boys appreciated the gifts.
Miss Julia Nevins is able to De ont
after quite o serious spell Of sickness
at her home.
Messrs. George Metz. Charlie Whit
more and Roy Snedek5r ware at the re-
ceptiOn Of the Misses Scarletr, Of
Thir-y-frst street. Wheeling, on last
Friday night and report a most excel
lent time.
Misses Mamie and Daisy Miller, Of
Gravel Hill, are visiting at Pit-sburg
The lodge of Nasors have arranged
with he Windsor Hotel Tor big sup
per ON next Thursday night after lodge.
They are expecting visitors from the
several ueigbbOring towns and a grand
time viii be had by all present.
Mr.. A. J Pearson placed his auto
graph on the Hotel Anderson register
Friday evening.
ON next Saturday our citizens Will be
treated to something new and that Will
be a street market on Thirty-s5cOnd
street. The farmers can back thier
wagons up TO the curb and show their
products free while citizens viii have
chance TO choose from different VEN
dors.
The Royal Arcanum will hold its reg
ular meeting on Tuesday night next
Rev [. ID. Cousins viii preach in the
Franklin Church mt II q. m. to-day and
Will preach i'm Martins Ferry tonight.
a new sensation viii be shown at the
Grand Army fair and festival next
month in the shape of @ Girls Drum
Corps" These misses are aged from
to IA wears. There are tWenlve of them
six filters and six drummers. They
viii gjve O. short drill each night of the
fair and viii furnish music during the
entire fair.
Miss Rosa Eberle win start this week
for q trip South and Will probably spend
some time there.
Miss Ella Etewart, of Steubenville, a
former Bell3ire girl. is here the guest
of some Of her many friends.
The Working Society girls of the
First W T. Church have been making
@ strong house TO house effort to ar
range for another lecture couse here
this winter. The matter don't take
with any very great enthusiasm
The young colOred man. Frank Jack
son. who accidentally shot Miss Craw-
ford. was given $25 and costs and thirty
DAYS FIN Jail. TWAS shown that he had
been quite recklessly exhibiting his re-
vOlver 20 the unple3santness Of the peO-
pie. and hence the heavy fine and SEN
tence.
Rev. A.. W. Butts. q former pastor of |
the First VI. e. Church here. was
burned I'm a grocery store at East Pal
estine. THE grocer threw a spoiled can /
of g0oseber~ies into the stove and If /
exploded and burned several bystand- |
ers and demolished the store.
some topers got into James Follen's /
saloon Friday night and filed two jugs |
with whisky. took one away and left /
the other one sitting where filed.
The usual Sunday services at all the I
churches during the day Some of the |
past0rs viii have no evening services /
owing 70 the union services ar the rink |
Rev. George Nesserlv is holding a Sc ]
ries Of meetings in the Criswel build I!
ing. Second ward. This is the 'Reuni- |