Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-04
NEWS OF BELLAIRE.
A Resume Of Yesterdays General
Proceedings in the Busy River
Town.

]. R. Porterfeld and wife, of Bagley,
Mich, were guests of friends in the
Third ward Yesterday.
C. S. Johnson, of Wa,kerton, Ind,
was in the city yesterday, guest of
friends in the Second ward.
Henry Day, who is contracting the
cutting of the new pike at GAINESVILLE,
spent yesterday with his family in the
Second ward.
Belmont House: P A. NUNS, Gin
cinnati
Windsor: ]. N. Baker and wife, Steu-
benville; J. H. Morgan, Cambridge.
Anderson: R. D. Fowler. Frederick
A. Warrick, GAINESVILLE; B. Mcbride,
Jr., A. ]. Giller, ST. Clairsville.
Pawnee Bills circus train, consist
ing of four cars, passed through the
city yesterday afternoon over the B. &
O.. en- route to Columbus, where they
will exhibit this week at the centen-
NAL exposition.
Wolbert & Russells Stars of Roper
toire open a weeks engagement at the
Elysian tonight in the presentation of
"a Soldiers Sweetheart" The pro-
gramme will be changed each night
with the following plays: Tuesday night
Rocky Mountain Wave" Wednesday
night. Midnight Call" Thursday night,
Jonathan and Cuba" Friday night,
white Sparrow" Saturday night, CDR
Jekyl and Mr.. Hyde" The attraction
for the Saturday matinee will be "The
German Hero
Thomas Murphy, Of the Third ward
has accepted the position of bartender
in the Opera House saloon at Bridge
port.
August Rodewig. of Wheeling ISL
and, is the guest of his parents in the
Third ward
Mrs. c. G. Marsh and son. Albert. Of
Sistersville is visiting Mrs. Emma Por-
terfield on Thirty-third street, Rose
HILL Mrs Marsh is making arrange
ments to go to Ashland, N. c., where
she will spend the winter for her health
o. c. Jones, of the Second ward, is
confined to his bed with an acute form
of dyspepsia.
A. Porterfeld is having new pave
ment laid around his residence at the
corner of Guernsey and Thirty-third
streets.
Allan b. Porterfie1d will leave to-mor-
row evening for Burgettstown. Pa, to
play in Meisters band at the fair.
Miss Jennie Rosser, a popular clerk
in Roemer's dry goods store, returned
to her home in the Third ward yester-
day, after a brief vacation with friends
at Pittsburg.
W. L. Samson, of New York city.
was a guest of friends in the Third
ward yesterday.
j. w. Kidney, of Chicago was guest
Of Emil Schmidt, yesterday.
Will Milligan, the Union street shoe
dealer, will leave some time this week
for Muncie, Ind, to spend week with
friends.
Miss Mary Reed, of GAINESVILLE, will
arrive in the city tomorrow to spend
a few weeks as euest of the Misses
Clements, of the Fourth ward.
Samuel Nichols. of GAINESVILLE, was
a guest of Edward Thomas, yesterday,
in the Fourth ward.
Miss Nav KELSEY. of Kelsey's Station,
returned home Yesterday. after pleas
ant visit with Miss Mamie Stewart. in
the Fourth ward and attending the Y.
P. S. C E. convention of last week.
Miss Gertrude Combs, of Bethesda,
has returned home after three weeks
stay with friends in the Second ward.
John Crafty, after brief visit with
relatives here, left yesterday for his
home in Cincinnati, at which city he
is employed as chemist in the food in
spectors office.
A great many trees between Woods
field and Sarahsville are being cut down
and shipped to Europe for ship-building
purposes.
Ex-Sheriff Cochran has arrived home
from a tour of Southern Ohio His
time was spent in visiting the manu-
factories.
William Price, of Powhatan, is Wis
iting relatives in the Third ward.
A dance will be given next Friday
evening in Armorv Hall under the
auspices Of the Clerks Union.
Mrs. J. Duga Of Dresden. Ohio. who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. A..
Stahl, in the Second ward. for the rast
two weeks. will leave for home to-day.
Ross Reed. of the Fifth ward, who
has been suffering for some time past
with injuries sustained by fall from
a bicvcle. is slowly recovering.
Andrew Carson, who was injured by
a fall at the new steel plant Saturday
afternoon. was resting easy last night
DR.. Minesinger. the attending phvsi-
clan. fears that the compound fracture
of Mr. Carson's knee cap will cause him
to be crippled for life
Do not forget to attend our opening
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