Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-07
BELLAIRE.

The churches in Bellaire will give the
usual services at the same time as last
Sunday. At the Second Presbyterian
church the Rev, Mr. oliver, of Clays-
vile, will conducg the services, and a
large congregation is expected. At the
First Presbyterian church, the morning
hour will be occupied by the Sabbath
chOol in the observance of Children's
Day, and in the evening the pastor will
give a report of The doings of the Col
umbus convention OF the Ohio State S..
S. association. AT the Trinity Episco-
pal church J. A. Gallaher will give the
first OF a series Of addresses on THE
Protastan ism o the Protestant Epis-
copal Church, at Z p. m. Rev. E. G..
Bailey. of Martins Ferry will preach
at the morning service in the U. P.
church. All the rest OF the services in
the different churches will be conducted
by the pastors.
The case of the Government against
the First National Bank of Bellaire,
because of a check for $500 issued in
favor Of Mrs Carolina Sweitzer, and
drawn by her daughter Caroline, after
her mothers death, came off In the U.
S District Court at Columbus, and was
edcided in favor of the bank by Judge
Sager.
J. B. Barnhill, who owned and man
aged boiler works in Bellaire at two
or three different times. but who Of late
has been in the Wesj. at Marion. Ind,
arrived in Bellaire Yesterday, and will
take charge of the Standard Boiler and
Bridge Works as manager. With plenty
of capital behind him this expert boiler
maker viii, no doubt. make complete
success OF the works.
Mr. SEQ I Heatherington, of the First
ward. took the Heatherington band
boys, together with few intimates. on
an excursion 10 Marietta on the Eliza
Yesterday. This Is very pleasant treat
and was enjoyed by all who participant
ed.
The new gas pipe line connecting the
natural gas system, will be completed
next week, at least a union will be es-
tab. Then Bellaire will have lots of gas
and be ready for a boom.
4 y
the Second ward, are with Bellsville
trends for summer stay.
Ex-County Recorder S. D. Creamer
and family were in Beilaire yesterday,
and have gone to Mead township on a
visit.
Pos,ofice Inspector Holmes, brother
Of Rev. o. w. Holmes was in Bellaire
Yesterday on his way East.
Postmaster WarnOck is receiving bids
for carrying the mail between Bellaire
and Anvil six times week.
4 meeting Of bicycle riders Is called
for tomorrow evening at the Office Of
A. J. Reitz, 10 make arrangements to
a'end the Wheeling parade on June
18th.
Miss Wise. of Wheeling, is a guest of
her sister Mrs. John Leveig, of the
Third ward.
John Wilson. a groceTyman Of the
Fourth ward, has in his possession a
bugle used at the great Bull Run fight
which he bought off a Confederate SOL
der who lives on farm near the stone
house of the Bull Run battle-ground
John is very proud Of his relic, and
takes pride in showing it to all callers.
The Methodist Episcopal District con-
ference OF the Barresvile district will
be held at Darlington June 15-H in
elusive. Rev. O. w. Holmes will dis
cuss the Minister as a Student" Rev.
Peregoy will handle the subject THE
Fpworth League and is Mission"
Mrs. Harry Crane. of the Third ward,
is down sick with the measles. Adults
seldom have the measles, but when
they do iii usually severe.
The School Musicale on Friday night
was a grand success. Over 200 children
took part and gave very fair perform
ance which pleased he large and en-
thusiassic audience present. \ number
o. the girls were dressed in the fashions
OF so years ago, and 10 the fastidious
they looked very countrified and called
forth remarks of ooh. l could never
dress like thai, If it was the fashion"
Over fifty-two dollars was taken in.
Grandma Johnson will go out to Ep-
worth Park Tuesday to take charge of
and put in condition for boarders the
boarding house there. She is very pop
ular as a hostess with all classes and
will make a success of the hotel. Mr.
Charles Strahl will go along to be gen.
eral factotum.
John B. and William Wilson. of Mar
tinsburg, w. Va, L. A. Leonhard. of
Marietta, T. ]. Frazier and W. A. Smith.
of GAINESVILLE, were guests Of the Hitel
Anderson.
d. S. Creamer. of ST. Clairsyille, A.
p. Ross. of Columbus. and w. A. Smith,
of Columbus. were in town yesterday
and registered al the Globe.
The corps OF instructors in our
schools consists of 81 teachers, three
high school assistants. two assistant
primary teachers. a music teacher, a
training teacher and a superintendent,
whose wages average. per month. as
follows: First ward. $4,000; Second, s34;
Belmont, S30.66; Kelly, $3.50; Indian
Run. s3S: Gravel Hill, s37; Central. be-
low No. s, $3.50; above. No. Z. s62; to-