Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-02
BELLAIRE.

The Belmont County Medical Society
meets to-day at the Windsor Hotel and an
Interesting meeting is anticipated, as some
clinical cases will be presented and the
following papers will be read and discuss
ed: Dr. II. NJ. Smith. Phthisis; Or. f. A.
Korrell. GlanGular Fever; DR.. \. II. Kerr
ner. Epilepsy: Dr. G. H. Colville. Phthisls
Drs. A. ]. Heinlein and ]. L. Harvey,
Smallpox The delegates TO the Ohio State
Medical Society will give their report.
s.cei works star, this morning : snort
run viii insure the starting up Of the blast
furnace.
John \. Campbell is at home from the
National Amalgamated Association con-
vention. He reports a good time while in
Detroit.
Miss Ola Jeffries. daughter of Louis JEFF
fries. died Sunday Of stomach trouble,
aged % years. Funeral to-day at 10 a. m.
Our own townsman. Marion Huffman,
than whom there is no more earnest. zeal
Gus. true Democrat, is candidate for
Congressional hOnors on the Democratic
ticket. The Democrats can do no better
than take Marion for their standard bearer.
There was a very pleasant entertainment
at the home of Miss Bessie briggs. on
Gravel Hill Saturday nigh; The visitors
were royalty treated by their agreeable
hostess.
The First National Bank has sold the
Pittsburg coal works to some gentlemen
from Pittsburg and Baltimore. who will
put the plant in order al once. and there
will be given employment TO several more
people.
A report is becoming current and is max
ing farmers pretty uneasy. that a small
red worm is at work at the roots of the
wheat. The farmers have suffered a num-
Der of times from the ravages of insects on
the wheat, so this report is getting them
frightened.
4 letter from Mrs. Theodore Burlette OF
St. louis mee Mollie Lazure. of Bellsire),
states they are all safe from the blow"
Mr.. Burlette was in a building that had
the roof blown off.
T. ]. Weigle and wife, Of Trail Run: Rev.
L. Brenard and wife. of Trail Run, and Ira
C. Dickerson. Of New Athens. were visit
ors i'm our city yesterday and put up with
the Windsor Hotel
J. b. Burrows. of gainesville. o.; J. S,
S9NlOn. OF FlOIthtt, I d. anu -. r. MY ttS.
of Greensburg. Pa. were on the streets of
Belaire Monday and registered at the Ho-
tel Anderson.
W. ]. McClain Jr.. OF Nc. GAINESVILLE;
Daniel Block. of GAINESVILLE and George L..
Reynolds. of Pittsburg. were guests of the
Globe Hotel yesterday.
The Buckeye fishing club intends to hold
Bellaire day at Mozart Park on June
18th. and the boys being fine entertainers
will no doubt give the city boost and a
boom in the way of festivities.
Some of the boys and girls in the enter
tainment at the bazaar last night gave
their parts in inimical style and gained
great credit for the manner in which they
performed their parts. There was a fine
crowd present and everybody seemed
pleased that he was there. The supper
was good and the booths all looked we'll.
Your correspondent would take this oppor-
tunity to return thanks to Father Wehrle
for "favors." They were unexpected but
highly appreciated.
Harry Richardson. Of the Third ward, is
quite sick with consumption at his fathers
home. The drum corps will go up to his
home this evening and give him a serenade.
Mr.. Joseph Piersol ard wife left last
night on a visit among friends.
Lee r. Ellikan has gone 10 Fort Wayne.
Ind. or a business trip.