Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-05
NEWS OF BELLAIRE.
A Resume of Days General Happenings
in the City of Glass.

A Resume of a Days General Happenings
In the City of Glass.
Mr.. George Stewart, of New Orleans,
is the guest of Dave McClarin, OF the
Third ward.
Porterfeld Bros. are giving their
residence a coat Of paint.
Plymouth Council No. u, o. .. A. M,
held their regular meeting last night
in G. A. r. hall and initiated in the
first degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fitton have re-
turned from GAINESVILLE, after pleas
ant visit with relatives.
George Lynskey and John Brannon
left yesterday for Barnesville to visit
friends.
At the Globe-E. N. Riggs, Pow
hatan; VIM. Lilienthal, GAINESVILLE; B..
A. Price and wife, Ottawa; Henry
Kinney, Dogtown; A. H. Korner, Al
ledonia; Geo. NJ Wilson, Hannibal; c..
l. Mercer, GAINESVILLE; John i. Riley,
Columbus; F. H. Mcconnell, New
Athens.
Isadore Somehow, a young book
maker of this city, will leave for the
East the latter part Of the week, where
he will enter a book for the Sleeps
head Bay races.
The hard rain Of yesterday afternoon
caused a decided drop in the tempera-
ture, which was greatly appreciated
by the sufferers of the torrid wave.
Owen Anderson, Shepherdstown; w.
H. Gatten, Hunter; ]. Ledoe, Barnes
Vile; Albert S. Bejach, Cincinnati; w.
NJ. Pearce, Jr,, GAINESVILLE; and j. P.
Appel, East Liverpool, were guests Of
the Anderson last night.
A large number of Elks and their
friends witnessed the base ball game
yesterday on Wheeling Island between
the New York and Wheeling Elks.
w. H. Albus, James NichOl and JOS.
Jacobs, Wheeling, and l. Tolbert,
GAINESVILLE, were guests last night at
the Exchange.
At the Windsor-O. n. Parnelle, New
Philadelphia; F. Lawson, Wheeling.
Michael ]. Brand, Of Dunkirk, Ind,
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. John
Liller. of the First ward. While here
Mr.. Brand will attend the annual
meeting of the stockholders, Of the En-
terprise glass works, which is located
at Dunkirk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Kirkpatrick, of
Pittsburg, are visiting Mrs. Kirkpat-
ricl's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Clements, of the Fourth ward.
Miss Flora Rock, of Rose Hill, has
returned from New Matamoras, after
a visit of few weeks with friends.
Miss Annie Fralinger is visiting
friends in Pitt%Gurg.
Miss Sarah McClelland and Mr. Jas.
Gatewood, Of Gallipolis, are guests of
DR.. and Mrs. McClelland, of Belmont
street.
Mr.. William Black and Miss Annie
Baxter were quietly married Tuesday
liams, on Rose Hill, by Rev. H. S.
Boyd and Squire F. S. Mason.
Warrants were issued yesterday by
Mayor Williams for the arrest of Mrs.
Campbell and Mrs. Blowers, of the
First ward. who engaged in hair
pulling contest last Monday over back
yard privileges. Marshal Bahra served
the papers requiring them to answer
to the charge of disorderly conduct.
Owing to tho serious Illness of Mrs.
CampbelPs daughter, the case will not
be heard until the latter part of this
or the first OF next week.
The delay in the distribution of the
Wheeling Register yesterday morning
was caused by a misunderstanding on
the part of the mail agent, who carried
the papers a considerable distance be-
low Moundsville 1t has been the Gus
tom to send the papers down on the
Wheeling street railway to Benwood,
and then transferring them to the Ohio
side by the ferryboat Charon, but ow-
ing to an accident at the Market street
bridge, in which car was derailed,
they were sent down on the train.
The Duquesne hook and ladder
company will hold their regular
monthly meeting this evening.
Two disorderl!es were arraigned be-
fore His Honor yesterday morning and
were disposed o, to the gentle melody
of So and costs.
AT the enterta inment given last Mon
day at Epworth Park, Mrs. R. c. Faris
gave a very pleasing recitation in her
usually effectiFe manner. Recitations
were also delivered by Martin Cowen,
Melvin ]. Richards. Miss Edith Wiley,
Miss Lila Hunt and Miss Mabel Hunt.
and were received in an extremely APP
preciable manner Messrs. Blanchard
Hiatt and w. c. Downey acquitted
themselves IN quite satisfactory man
ner in the rendition of a number OF
solos. The hotel quartette, composed OF
Messrs. Walter Coins. Matt Drake, Les
ter Booker and VIM. Booker, all young
colored gentlemen of GAINESVILLE, gave
some very beautiful selections which
were not sighted in the liberal ap-
plause that prevailed. Hon. Joseph E.
Blackburn responded TO the call for an
opening address and also read the pro-
gramme. which he interspersed. with
numerous interesting remarks. The
entertainment closed with an address
by Rev. Dr. Osborne and the singing
Of the doxoiogy.
The assembly opened yesterday even
ing with an address Of welcome by
Rev. DR.. Osborne, and several brief adj
dresses by persons who have been en-
gagged for the assembly. This after
noon al 2s30 A. W. Hawkes. will de-
liver lecture on the People I Have
Met" This evening at 1880 Frank p.