Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-09-11
NEWS OF BELLAIRE.
A Resume of Yesterdays General
Proceedings as They TRANSFERRED in
the Busy River Town.

G1obe-James Dougherty, Pittsburg, Pa.
j.. S. Blevins, Buffalo, N. Y; George "A.
Miller, Cleveland, ..
Anderson-James Dougherty, Pittsburg,
Hutchinson, Springfield, o., j. w Berry.
New York, N Y; J. A. Rusk, Canton, o.;
H. H. Barnes, Cincinnati, ..
EXCHANGED. Speyer, Wheeling, W: va
Joseph Marshall, Fulton, w. Va; II. ".
Gaines, kalamazoo, Mich
Windsor-Chas. Dougherty. Steubenville.
o.; Henry Akin, Pittsburg, Pa; j. X.
Steele. Pittsburg, Pa.
Mr.. Heinz and Will Marlin. of Dayton.
Ohio are visiting Chas. w. Bippus, the
Third ward barber.
A crowd Of young people Of this town
took a hay ride to Maultown last nlSht
and took supper at the Wayside Inn.
Miss Mabel Gallaher, of Moundsville, 10
the guest of Miss Lille La Roche, Oh the
Third ward.
gentlemen went out into the country and
took several snap shots of the surrounding
scenery.
TO attend the Delaware University.
Mn Haase Devries. Of the Aetna Mfg
Co. has returned from business trip to
PittSburg.
John SIeger, the Second ward hide deal
er, will ship carload of merchandise east
next week.
Mrs. Mason returned home yesterday af-
ter a pleasant visit with friends at Steu-
benville.
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Sells, of Bridge
port, are visiting friends in this city.
Capt. Nose Elkan, of the Rambler base
with James j. Corbett to play first base
for his team in the game next Sunday.
Mr.. Corbett's price was too high and the
Handlers will consequently have to play
without him.
Miss Hilda Young entertained a number
OF her friends last evening. The evening
| was spent at various social diversions. A
tempting luncheon was spread at II
o'clock, after which the guests departed.
Miss Anna Luff, of Wheeling, has been
visiting relatives in the Third ward,
MISS Mamie Owens, a popular young
lady of Rose Hill, is visiting friends at
| Gibson, Ohio.
Miss Mary Donehoe is spending a few
days with her brother a Columbus
al, Gharles klotz made trip, to Jackson
vile and return on his wheel yesterday.
Miss Annie Witty, of Gravel HILL re-
turned home to-day from a two weeks
visit with Steubenville, friends.
The funeral of Frank Hornisch whose
sad drowning has been chronicled in this
paper, took place at o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The funeral was unusually
large, as Mr.. Hornusch was well and IA
Vorably known here.
A lawn fete and ice cream social will
be given by the Young Peoples Chris
tan Union at the U. P. church next Tues
day night.
Miss Maud Jennings, of the Fourth
yesterday.
Charles Walters will leave Monday to
attend the ONO State University at Col
James T. Kelly, of the First National
Bank, is confined to his home by sickness
A large number of Bellaire people took
advantage of the cheap excursion rates
to Pitsburg, and are taking in the exposi-
ton there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keiph, of Syracuse
n. y, VINO nave been visiting here for the
past few days, leaye for their home TO-
day.
Howard Schaffer, of Wheeling, was in
town on business yesterday.
Mrs. Gus Schick and son have gone to
Richmond, Va, to visit friends.
Frank Roemer leaves Monday for Mil
waukee, where he will take up his perma-
nent residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner, of Wheeling, and
Mr.. and Mrs Maxim, of Cleveland, are
visiting Mrs. John Cow, of the Fourth
ward.
Roy Welshans, of Mingo Junction. was
visiting Miss Flora Bickel, the early part
of the week.
Chas. CHASER, wife and daughter. have
returned from a three months soJourn in
the west.
window glass business in Bellaire this is
the time to do it. About $4,000 will do
the business, and several good men stand
ready to take hold if encouragement in
n.
The case of Adolph Smith, VS. Louis and
Elizabeth Long, in which the former sues
the latter Tor $50, was heard in SQUIRE
Morrell's court yesterday. A verdict of
1914 was given.
Fred Hazel left yesterday for Marietta
where he will spend week or two with
relatives.
The colored people are still working hard
to make Emancipation Day celebration q
success. Invitations have been sent 10 the
coored people of all the surrounding
towns. and nearly all have been accepted
There will be good programme rendered
and races on the commons
! Bellaire will SEND large delegation of
base ball fans" up to Wheeling TO-DAY
TO see Bill Kerns make monkeys of the
Mansfield batters Inc
T. T. Hartman, of Sharpsburg. Pa. has
accepted a position with Herzberg Bros
w. j. Brown, of Ravenswood. W Va
VINO has been the guest of Samuel Morgan
Ior the past few days, returned 10 his
home yesterday. - MS
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