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

The civil service examination took
place yesterday in Central school hall,
with ca applicants all told. The list of
questions being distributed, some were
ready to report in an hour, while some
occupied six hours in finishing their
papers.
The Belaire members of local union
No. 81 of the Musical Union, were sent
a notice that the annual outing of the
Union at the Fair Grounds will take
place on July 25th, and that they should
enter inc no contracts for that date,
as they would be needed.
Harvey Kennedy was tried to jury
of - in Squire Mason's court yester-
day. and found guilty of unlawful fish
ing with a seine in McMahon's creek,
and was assessed a fine of S25 and costs,
70 30 days in Jail. Having no money
he chose the latter.
Our genial friend, Frank Cousins, has
embarked in business for himself and
has opened a barber shop in the Second
ward
To-day the X. Of P's will decorate
he graves of their dead brothers in Rose
Hill cemetery. The band will be out
inst after dinner and the brothers Will
meet promptly at their hall at l:3O
n. m. and will prepare each one with
a bouuet and march in line Dehlnd
the band to the cemetery.
Mr.. John Lovejoy, whose wife died
but few weeks ago. was taken sud-
denly and violently sick with pleurlsy
Friday. He is lying at the home OF his
mother in the Second ward and is still
quite sick man.
George McGrew will spend o-day
among his many friends and relatives
at Powhatan.
Miss Mary Prior left for Blmont last
evening on a short visit among friends.
Albert Schindewolf got an ugly fall
off his wheel Friday evening and was
seriously bruised.
Mr.. Chalmers Trimble and Miss Ly-
die E. Ramer. of Powhatan, will be mar
ried next Wednesday at the home OF
the brides father, Mr.. Fred Ramser,
a farmer of that township. Chal, IS
now the government storekeeper at
hatan. but he has always been an active
and energetic man, and is fairly we'll
to-do. His hosts Of friends will be
Glad 70 hear he is about to join the
ranks of the Benedicts and that his wife
is TO be the estimable lady named.
In church circles to-day the children
will hold the platform in the evening
services at the First NJ. E., the Chris
tjan. the Second Presbyterian and
south Bellaire churchs, while the A.
NJ. F. Church will have children's SER
vices a 2:3e p. m. Rev. Lucas. or
Wheeling. will preach in the latter
church at II a. m. All the church
services will be at the usual hours ex-
cent as above mentioned. The chill
dren's day services will b celebrated at
MI. Zion Church at 1920 a. m.
James T. Kelly and daughter, Lottie,
will go out to Findlay tomorrow 10
he present at the wedding of Miss Flora
Carr on the following day
Miss Nellie Brannen and Miss Anna
MacNamee will go no to Pittsburg
to-day on a visit to friends.
A description of Mr. D. J. Satterly. of
Bradford. Pa. has been received by par
ties in Bellaire from his wife. who IS now
at Randolph, n. j.. and from this de-
scription there is no reason TO doubt the
identity of the man drowned opposite
shadyside on May 10Th. He was D. j.
Slatterly and had been a man in good cir
cumstances. No reason has yet been as
signed for the suicide.
Auditor Aldredge reports that the total
aggregate of personal property in Bel
mont county will not fall below last year
Though there were fallings of in some
precincts, there were gains in other places
that will balance up.
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