Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-07

WdrHOck, A. II. DOan, Lan6SVllle, j.
L. Swan, East Liverpool; E. N. Riggs
Powhatan; F. H. Grove, Cleveland
GENERAL LOCAL NOTES.
Phillip Brannen, of the Second ward
has accepted the position of packer in
the Robinson glass factory, at Zanes-
vile, and leaves for the latter city this
morning.
Harry Minnehan, of the Third ward,
pitcher in the Ft. Wayne base ball
team during the past season, has as
sumed the duties of bar tender in the
Opera House saloon at Bridgeport.
F. WE'LL, of Chicago, was in the city
yesterday on business.
James Redmond, of Detroit, Mich,
was a guest Of friends yesterday in the
Third ward.
Harry Herzberg, of New York City
visited friends yesterday in the Sec
ond ward.
| w. K. Osborne, of Homestead, Pa,
was a guest yesterday of George An
derson.
Charles King and William McCleary,
of Denver, Col, spent a few hours
with friends in the Third ward yester-
day.
Edward Robinson, an employee of
the Robinson glass factory at Zanes-
vile, returned to the latter city yester-
day morning after brief stay here on
business.
H. Thomas, Of Baltimore, was in the
city yesterday on business.
j. j. Engel, of Pittsburg, is a guest
of friends in the Fourth ward.
The Women's Missionary Society. of
the st. Clairsville Presbytery, are
holding their thirteenth annual
meeting at GAINESVILLE The meeting
opened last evening and will be closed
this evening. The following Bellaire
folks are on the programme: Mrs. r.
G. Faris, Mrs. J. B. Smith, Mrs. F. P.
Barber Mrs. Lillian Kelly and Miss
Mary Buckanon.
Tomorrow is pay Gay on the c.. & P.
G. H. Dankworth, of the Fourth
ward, spent yesterday at Bethesda on
business.
The committee on arrangements for
the select dance to be given at the ar
mory Hall under the auspices of the
Clerks Union, tomorrow night. are.
Messrs. Nose Elikan, Jake Blum and
Joseph McNabb. The committee have
selected William Payne as floor mana
ger.
Frank Neal, of the Third ward has
arrived from New Martinsville, after
three weeks visit with friends
After the prayer meeting service at
the Christian Church last night a meet
ing Of the officers and teachers of the
Sunday school and the Young PEOPLES
Society of Christian Endeavor was held
and some important business trans
acted.
The Bellaire foot ball team will play
the Aetnaville Juniors next Saturday
and an interesting game is promised,
IS the latter team claims the champion
Snip of the Ohio Valley at one hundred
and forty pounds.
A new piano has been secured by the
management Of the Elysian and is a
decided improvement to the theater.
Prof. Anton La Roche is engaged as
master of the instrument during this
weeks attractions.
The Bellaire Choral SociatM meets to-
night at the First PRESBYTERIAN
Church for the entering of new mem
bers. the election of new members and
the assignment of music.
A restaurant will shortly be opened
in the basement of the Dollar Savings
Bank.
Mrs. J. W Neff, of Heath. was a
guest yesterday of friends on Rose
Hill.
Rev. Austin Wilson, pastor of the
South Bellaire NJ. E. Church. oficiated
yesterday at noon at the ceremonies
which united in marriage Mr.. Meek
Brannon, of the vicinity of Glencoe.
and Miss Rilla Meeks, who resides near
Anvil. The wedding took place at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. Cath
crime Meeks, in the presence of a large
numbr of invitd guests, and was irnfle-
diately followed by sumptuous we'd
ding dinner H. VI. Burrows. wife and
son, and Misses Mary Perks and Clara
Moore were among those In attendance
from Bellaire.
Mrs. John McNeese is the representa-
tive from the Bellaire lodge at the
Stat Convention of the w. C. TIL.
now in session at Newark.
Ex-Lieutenant Lynskey had the mid
die finger Of his right hand badly
mashed between two kegs while un
loading them from a wagon Tuesday.
The injury was dressed by DR.. Cooper.