Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-11
NEWS OF BELLAIRE.
A Resume Of Days General Happenings
In the Glass City.

Resume of n Days General Happenings
In the Glass City.
Sunday morning while Constable
Hazel was taking a bath at the hook
and ladder house. a fellow by the
name of Charles Kemple hid his seeks
and was promptly arrested. Last
night Kemple was arraigned before
the Mayor and fined 81 and costs.
Officer Ernst, John Mccartney and
NJ. A. O'Malley leave this evening for
the Ill-Shaped fishing camp. Mike
Lynskey thinks that Ernst is Of the
proper dimensions for being initiated
as a member into the club. The HI
Shaped club offer prizes for the col
lection of turtles in the vicinity OF
their camp near Alledonia. The tur-
ties must be sent to the camp. The
first prize is a gold watch, and the
second pair of Smith & Wesson over
alls.
Robert McVey left yesterday morn
ing for Bucyrus, o., to visit his pa
rents.
Pearl Picketts and Tom Fox re-
turned yesterday afternoon from Gin
cinnati.
James Keys, of the First ward, re-
turned yesterday from Cincinnati.
John Davis returned yesterday even
ing from Sistersville, where he has
been on a contracting mission.
Globe Hotel-D. Shurtleff, Cleye-
land; B. A. Dallison, GAINESVILLE; John
A. Stewart, Youngstown; Chalmer
Trimble, Powhatan; E. F. Taggart.
Akron
Prof Charles Bippus. of this city,
wears a handsome scarf pin as a re-
ward for the most graceful dancer at
a hop given by young society people
of GAINESVILLE last Monday evening.
Will Campbell was in Moundsville
Monday night calling on friends.
A. Klotz, the Union street dry goods
merchant. returned home last evening
from a trip TO the East, where he has
been buying stock Of fall and winter
goods.
Anderson-Charles E. Rice, Charles
H. Rice, Mrs Charles Rice, Alliance;
Mrs. Leo Hornell Bridgeport.
Miss Morella Smith, of Pittsburg, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Flora Bickel,
of the Fifth ward.
Mr.. and Mrs o. Schafer and son
Frank, of Ell Paso, Ills, are guests Of
Mrs. NJ. Boeshar. of Rose Hill
l.. Sinclair, of Columbus, who has
been visiting in the city, left yesterday
for Moundsville
A social will be held next Thursday
evening at the Christian church, for
which a very interesting programme
is being arranged.
Exchange. F. Wheatley, Athens;
W. f. McGlie, GAINESVILLE.
Belmont House-Thomas Martin,
GAINESVILLE; j. Meehan, Crab Apple;
Silas Bailey, GAINESVILLE; John Brown,
Dayton; E. w. Friend, Powhatan.
j. S. Gilmore, of Cincinnati, was a
guest of the Hotel Windsor yester-
day.
Out of sixty applicants who took the
civil service examination for letter
carriers and mail clerks, twenty-four
were successful in obtaining the re-
quired averages. The highest average
was attained by E. z. Workman, who
received a percentage in the eighties.
The grades have been given to those
who passed.
Carl Mccain, of GAINESVILLE, is visit
ing friends in the Third ward.
Misses Lucy Anderson, Dudley
Woodbridge and Matte Rankin, A. w.
Anderson and Mrs. Lizzie Woodbridge,
left yesterday over the c., L. & w. for
Macinac Lake and other points.
George p. Dorr, secretary of the
Woodsfield Fair Association, was in
the city yesterday posting bills for
the occasion. The dates for the fair
are August 31st and September LIST and
ID
Plymouth Council No. -, o. L. A.
NJ, held an important meeting last
night and Initiated in the second de-
gree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Reef, of Wash
ington, d. c., who have been visiting
relatives of the Fifth ward, left Mon
day for Woodsfield, o.
Ohio Valley Council No. 81, Jr O..
Z. A. NJ, held a meeting at their hall
Monday night and was very largely
attended. Several visiting members
were in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Smith, OF the
Fourth ward, entertained large num-
Der of their friends Monday night at
their home on Monroe street. An en-
joyable time was spent by all prese4t
Refreshments were served at mid
night.
Council met in regular session last
1iob+ ord adorx+ad resolutions for Tho
paving of Nineteenth street, in the
First ward. Plans were also adopted
for the laying Of a main sewer pipe TO
run through the B. & o. grounds for
draining of the First and Second
wards. The Mayors report to date
was $3.50. After the usual routine Of
business was gone over the meeting
adjourned.