Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-04-25
BELLAIRE.

The plants in Belaire have had a
pretty good week the past one. The
steel plant got along with no breaks
and the boys drew pretty healthy pay
for the last two weeks placing a pretty
large sum in circulation in the city. The
promise is that next week will be an
other full one.
The Stamping works and both enam-
cling plants made a good showing also,
and had to run day and night to keep
up with the trade demands. The new
enamelling plant is rushed to its fullest
capacity, and the projectors are feeling
well imbursed for their risk The ware
is creating a strong demand for more.
This is good evidence.
The glass houses are running along
and having a medium trade and consid-
cradle wages are circulated in the city.
Mrs. J. J. Kelly very pleasantly en-
tertained the Gravel Hill Reading and
Social Club at her home on last Thurs
day evening.
Samuel Farley. the B., q & c. agent
has word from Symmetrical that his
mother is lying dangerously i'll.
The Catholic bazaar had a very sue
cessful run last week and the societies
will each turn over snug little sum for
their new school house. The newly
organized band is making very good
music. showing that the boys, though
cut Of practice for years. had not for
gotten their cunning. The young ladies
are making strenuous efforts to Guido
each Of the other booths, and we know
the ones that raise the most clear cash
will deserve the palm. Father Wehrle
IS a splendid MANAGER, and directs with
excellent f1nesse. The bazaar will wind
up on Monday night with = hurrah.
Mrs. John Covert. Of Quaker City. has
been visiting friends in the city for the
past few days.
Mrs. James R. Fitton is visiting her
parents in GAINESVILLE to-day.
. Srrs. Oscar Hampton received badly
sprained ankle from a fall last week.
Farmers in this neighhorhood are
rushing with their spring work. The
extreme wet weather has interfered
with them. so that they are away be-
hind and must hustle Some Of them
report the fruits as badly injured by the
heavy frosts.
Mrs NJ J. Somehow. Of Morgantown,
W Va. was visiting her friends and old
neighbors in the Fourth ward last week.
Anton La Roche and Charles Bippus
will give n reception to their dancing class
and friends on Wednesday night.
James Butler. of Bellaire, had his right
I g. n ff~gi n o a 2
Moundsvlle last Tuesday.
Miller Booth had his veranda on Bel
mont street fixed up and painted and the
yard fence decorated in red and black.
McCreedy & Rosser have a large paving
contract at Pittsburg this season, and
Rosser will ship his teams and tools to the
SPOT by boat There will be work for the
teams most all the year.
A S-year-old son OF John Ross, Of the
First ward died Friday of measles. Flu
neral to-day at p m. Interment at Rose
Hill cemetery.
There will be preaching in all the
churches to-day. morning and evening by
the regular pastors. except in the Second
PRESBYTERIAN which has no pastor till
next month. There will he the usual Sun
dav school services and other meetings at
the usual hours. At the German Church
the morning sermon will be in German and
in English in the evening. Everybody is
cordially invited TO he present.
Mrs. Hannah Lucas. OF the First ward,
died Friday aged 81 years. leaving three
grown sons Funeral this mornin gat the
Lower Town Church. The body will be
shipped. to Bethel for burial.