Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-06-13

and will be a first class hotel. The office
on Union street is large and airy and very
prettily and tastefully fitted up. While
the dining room just in the rear will be a
very comfortable place for eating. The
restaurant will be on the rear OF the sam
pie room and is very pleasantly situated.
All the arrangements of the building are
for convenience and the comfort OF the
guests and does credit to the energy and
business management Of the proprietor.
Emil Schmidt and his wife. The opening
of the hotel will take place on Wednes-
day June 10th. All the appointments will
be made by that time. a big list of invi-
tations are sent out and a royal time will
be had by all guests. There will be a
grand banquet on Wednesday night and a
feast spread to suit an epicure There
will be an orchestra of twelve pieces 10
furnish the music for the occasion and all
will be merry as a marriage belle.
The members of the ST. Pauls A. NJ. f.
church have been busy this week reftting
their church and cleaning II up and a new
preacher will talk there to-day.
Mathew Portertield who lives just south
Of Belmont, O.. will celebrate his S5th
birthday anniversary at his home on July
18th by inviting all the Porterfeld tribe
he can reach. There are a number living
in Bellaire and Benwood and all are cor
daily invited. If they get no special bid
then they may regard this as a bid. His
son Willie was in Bellare Saturday and
left word with your correspondent to in
vite all the Porterfelds hereabouts. Up
on word being sent to him at Belmont
what train you will arrive on you will be
met by a conveyance. He lives at Chest
nut Level south of Belmont.
In Il conversation we had with farmer
David Long Saturday, he gives a glow
ing account of crop prospects. In the
matter of grass and wheat there were new
er finer prospects at this time of year.
Though not quite as forward as in some
former years. yet each looks as thrifty
and strong, that il would take very I'M
toward weather to injure them now. Po-
tatoes are very forward and promise a
fine early crop. They seem very prolific.
too. Corn is not so thrifty as before, but
good warm weather will bring it out in
excellent form. Such is his belief from
daily observations.
The strawberry social that was aban-
doned last Friday night will be held the
first of this week on the lawn in front of
]. +. Anderson's home.
Mrs. J. W. Moorehead. of Philadelphia,
is in Belaire, a guest of her sister Mrs.
j. B. Smith, and at the bedside of her
mother, Mrs. John Heaton, who is quite
sick.
Miss Flora Carr, who was school girl
in Bellaire is to be married on Tuesday TO
Mr.. VIM. Burkett at the home of her mo-
Their in Findlay
VIM. Bippus. after paying his parents.
c. Bippus and wife. a pleasant visit. has
returned to his home at Dayton.
Mrs. Henry Bahra is at Pittsburg at
the bedside of Albert Ross, who is lying
at the point of death.
The lecture on The Benefits of Labor
by Rev. II. S. Boyd at the Elysian on
Thursday next is attracting considerable
notice and there will be a pretty big
crowd TO hear the divine.
The old reliable York Township Demo-
crat. Chalmers Trimbe. has at last de-
cided to embark with Miss Lida +. Ram
ser. of Powhatan. into the sea of matri
mony next Wednesday.