Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-06-20
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burn are at home from Bethany.
Raspberries Of home culture are IN
! market at Is cents basket.
The B. & o. workmen have begun
work on the new freight house here.
Frank Archer's youngest son is sick
with measles.
Mrs. NJ. G. Lesselly, Of Pittsburgh, is
| a guest of her sister, Mrs Henry Kun
| kle, of the Fifth ward.
| James Stewart and Frank Day have
/ gone to Buffalo for a visit.
Ed. Brooks and wife and Mrs. Max
; Crisswell. of Youngstown, will spend
a week in Bellaire.
Hackett's band gave an open air con-
cert in front of the postoffice last night
and attracted a large crowd
| The Turner's will give a picnic to-day
| at Schram's grove, near Middle ferry.
A large number. of Bellaire people
have already moved to Bethesda for
! the summer.
Miss Dora Kinney, Of Belmont, is
visiting in Bellaire.
Bellaire mail carriers will probably
be appointed this week, as the free
delivery system goes into effect the
| first of July.
| Teachers examination was held yes
| terday at the Central school building
ana many teachers were on the anxious
| seat as to whether they would pass. as
the examinations were regarded as I'M
! usually difficult.
A crowd of young people will drive
out to Maultown to-day and take din
ner at the Wayside Inn.
James Kelly. of the First National
Bank. and daughter. Miss Lottie, are
in Findlay, Ohio, where they attended
the wedding of Miss Cora Carr, former
| ly of Bellaire and popular here.
The insects have been bothering the
beautiful trees in the city park, and
there is danger that unless some meas
ures are adopted TO get rid of the
troublesome bugs. that the trees will
be destroyed before long.
Misses Ella Murray and Maud Hol-
land have gone TO Dunkrk, IND, 10
visit relatives and friends.
The Epworth League social at the
First NJ. E. church, Thursday night,
was a very enjoyable affair.
William Pearl had the misfortune to
have the end of his thumb mashed off
by a lump CT coal falling on his hand
while holding to car. He is a coal
hauer at the Wheeling Creek mines
and lives in Bellaire.
The following members Of the Chris
tian Endeavor Society from Bellaire in
tend going to San Francisco to attend
the big convention there starting June
29th: Misses Margaret Kern. Kate
n ,1- nj I
and Mr. Charles Arnold.
C. NJ. Henrietta. of Meade township, has
announced himself as a candidate for
County Surveyor at the Democratic con-
vention. to be held on the % inst. Charley
| is a graduate of the Ohio State University
and would do justice to the position.
number OF Democrats and free silver
| Republicans after a full and free canvass
about for a number one. good man for
candidate for representative. have unani-
mously selected as their choice for this
distinguished position. Judge J. B. briggs.
of Bridgeport 4 man Of no faction of
party and OF clean political record and
man Of unbounded resources and an eN-
ceIent reputation. one who could and
would command every Democratic vote
and unite every silver Republican in the
county to the ticket this fall.
The lecture of Rev II. 5 Boyd at the
! Elysian theatre Thursday night was fine
one and a glowing tribute TO the iaboring
man. The interest was good and all speak
highly of the address.
our friends. II. c. Kemple and W. II.
Thompson, were pretty well tired out
when they got home from the encamp-
ment on Thursday. while the two ladies,
Mrs. Anna Thompson and Mrs. Sophia
Bippus were as lively as ever after their
trip and sessions Of the w. r. c. State
convention.
Everybody seems TO be taking an active
interest in the Fourth of July celebration
for Bellaire. From present appearances
it will take on some Of the proportions Of
street fair without the usual exhibits,
and every citizen should lend his help.
even if he can't stay at home to take part.
let him encourage the committees in their
work anyhow. The different societies
should take action Immediately whether
they will take an active part in the par
ade. And if your lodge turns out. will you
be with them or will you stay on the street
corners? The only way to succeed is to
he one yourself. If you don't turn out
you can't expect your neighbor to turn
out. We want a monster parade and can
have it if every one will turn out.
our genial City Treasurer, a. J. Reitz.
has at last concluded that he needs a
better half and will be married to Miss
Lucy Davis. of Gravel Hill, on Wednesday
ev ming June 30.
Charles Bick. foreman of the Standard
Boiler and Bridge works, has moved his
family from Ironton 10 Bellaire and will
make his home on Gravel Hill.
Emmett Pickett took four horses TO
Marietta last week for sale among them
was the Henry Grella trotter Billy Do
Ian"
Mr. Emerson Keyser and Miss Eva
Brown were married at the home OF the
bride in Amber, by Rev. VIM. Peregoy,
on June nth
C. S. jennings grocery is now being
managed by a Mr. Dean. who will conduct
il in his own interests.
See our Racycle and Monarch coming
up Market street.
H. E. HILLMAN & co.
Bed Room and Parlor Suites at
Bruemmer & Hildebrand's, corner Mar
ket and Twenty-second streets.
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