Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-12
BELLAIRE.

The merchants and citizens of Bellaire
have been quite liberal in their donations
to the flood sufferers, and yesterday Rev.
King and Mr. Joseph Weyrick gathered up
quite a quantity of eatables and clothing.
Andy Brown. of Meade township, agreed
to haul load down 10 the district yester-
day afternoon. He had a two horse wagon
and filled 1t full and then found they
couldn't take half the donations. over ten
barrels of flour were donated. This is as
it should be- The prosperous and well IA
vored should help he destitute and unfor-
tunate. This is true charity.
Next Wednesday night the young gents
Of lower town intend giving trolley party
to their lady friends ard take trip over
the B., B., & NJ. +. street railway
Messrs. McGraw & Crow are settled in
their new place Of business, the room va
Gated by C. W. Deyarmon, on Union street.
Lilly Ebberts, of Martins Ferry, is visit
ing Miss Leda Morris, of the Fourth ward
John Ney, the accommodating ticket
agent at the C. & p. depot, and MISS Mary
Robinson, the charming young LADY VINO
was a popular saleslady al the Atlantic Tea
Store for long time, are to be married OH
next Tuesday. They will go to houseKeeP-
ing over Crafts jewelry store on Belmont
street. having rooms there already iur-
nished.
Rev. King Is DESTROYS that some OF the
able bodied idle men about town should 90
nate their time and labor to help the farm
ers along Wegee to clean up their land ana
get II into as good shape as possible lie
suggests that if enough men will volunteer
to go down Tuesday and help, and II too
many offer for Tuesday have part wait
and go down Wednesday. No doubt that
if the men will do this the ladies Will pre-
pare eatables and go down and feed the
workers. VIII you people who are not
working try it?
Mr.. r. Metz announces his intention TO
remove his family from Bellaire to Toledo
on account of his business relations.
The Young folks Of the Second Presby-
terrain Church gave a very enjoyable and
profitable social on Friday night on the
church lot.
Quite a noisy and seemingly happy trolley
party passed down and back over the street
car lines Friday night. After the ride re-
freshments were served at the home of Miss
composed the party.
Mrs. Beulah Dafihaugh, daughter OF
Dennis Hunter and wife, former citizens Of
.Bellaire, died at her home in Dunkrk. Ind,
on July s, aged II years and months
leaving a husband and infant son.
Sherwood Green, colored barber on Bel
mont street under the First National Bank.
received a telegram from c. l.. Kurtz, no
tifying him of his appointment as deputy
oil inspector for this district.
Miss Alice Burk. of Columbus, is a guest
Of Miss Lizzie Lynskey, of the Second
ward
Miss Julia Tobln. after spending very
pleasant time visiting with her grand
mother. Mrs. Catherine Tobin. of the
Fourth ward. has returned TO his home at
Wellsville, o.
Mrs VIM. Butterworth spent pleasant
visit with Mrs. James a. Lee, of Rose Hill,
and left for her home at Newark.
Lura Dickens, Marie Clements and Emma
Landfried are at home again, having spent
two weeks at Epworth Park
Robert Wallace was cleared of the charge
of assault with intent to kill on the person
of Charles Greenworm, by Esquire Mason,
after hearing the evidence.
Mrs. Lou O'Hara and son Eddie, of Pitts
burg. are guests of VIM. Fish and family,
Of the Second ward.
Miss Nellie Saltzgaver has returned from
Newark. where she was the guest of friends
for the last few days.
Dr. ]. L. Minesinger is looking over our
city with desire for a good location.
Mics aurq NTOOra of Rose Hill, spent
a week with GAINESVILLE friends and has
returned home again.
J. ]. Maule opened his new saloon,
opposite the Belmont House, yesterday.
Give him call.