Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-21
BELLAIRE.


BELLAIRE.
There seems to be a good deal
O. dissatisfaction about the present
management of the Bellaire water
works. Hence it is necessary that the
people, voters of Bellaire should know
something about the candidates for
water works board. The Republican
candidate, w. $. Carroll, has served
on the board four or five years and is
Wen known. The Democratic nOmi-
nee. Mr.. George Henry, is not so well
known. hence a few words concerning
him. Mr. Henry came TO Bellaire in
1s.4. and stayed till 1880 as master
mechanic of the c. & p. shops here,
when he Left for Columbus, 0, where
he secured a better jpOsitiOn on the
Hooking Valley railroad, where he
STAYED until about two years ago, when
he returned To- BelICire, and is now an
engineer on the c. q 2. road. Mr..
Henry is a taxpayer. he and his wife
owning considerable property in the
city. He lived here and was an in
telligent observer when the Bellalre
water works system was built, and IS
thus thoroughly cOnversant with our
system and knows Just what is needed
90 place it in thorough order. He is
modest. quiet man, a thorough me-
chanic and hence well able TO UNDER
stand the business of the office. We
have seen a number of letters from his
employers at different times and all
joia i'm stating that he is honest UNI
assuming and perfectly reliable. We
write the above at th6 request Of Dem
Ocrats who are anxious TO know VINO
the man is
The school entertainment Tuesday
night will De a treat to visitors. The
following is the programme: Mandolin
solo-Leon Mayer; violin solo-Tern
MYERS: shepherds chOrus-Oer the
Waters: In the Usual Way-HelA"
Kinney: Auction song-Japanese Fair;
violin solo Gail Myers; Not Afraid OF
Seeing Things Henry COwan; Rag
Doll S-e-saw: Dutch Farce-Hans Won
Swush. vocal sOlO-Anna Nennison;
Instrumental triO-The Misses Steger;
song-Chris Cradle; Continental Con-
gross. Vocal sOlO-Lena Archer; Nestal
Virgins. closing with the Gallery of
the Muses.: Violin SOlO-Jennie Kun
kle. TernysOu's Dream of Fair Wo-
men-Ida Cofield; PRESERVATION OF Fair
Women: Southern song; Exhibition Of
the family photograph album by Jer-
usha Ann Eliza Dow: Statuary.
The members of the German Reform
Ell church Will give a grand musical
treat on next Wednesday evening. This
Will be very pleasant.
Miss Inez Blackburn is home for a
few DAYS from Bethany college.
Mrs Mary Doyle spent few days in
S. C'airsville. visiting old friends. She
is home again
lT.~ Jul1 F1upel very pleasantly enter
tanned th. Ch5utauqua Circle. friday
uiLut. Al..r ll,1y came appSDz'Hs IL
f,-hw.ut- and a.l were pleaseG. ~,
rl.r-y Jon.- ON ''Tne Greatest Negro l-lN-
ing or Dead" at the Elysiau.
~ Bu,h A. Johnson died at S;5o p. N, M
W, r4av. Mrs. Johnson had a ldtsc CIT
cIe of friends who VIII deeply regret 10
.r,z.r Bsck. am old resident of Belaire,
died Thursday night from OLD age sSts.-
w.. t,- fbe gri1. al the home of y. Martin,
III sou-iu-law. Funeral yesterday. 900,
Charlie zimmerman Is paRerins anu
r.irfinr the new home of the chemical
.,.;,s,l meetings OF deep interest and
SOM success are being held in South
D Mss Bessie Workman is 9t home, hay hay
fnr spCu the winter with N-IIs' D. Ooi0-
man. of Clmbr.tEe. o. ....,.,, .,,.-
.rnr churches will give their usuu ser
VICE, to-day. AZ the Second ltgSuS ,tii,,u
rI.,r.h R.v. w. :. HrcCer. OF FlttsbutE.
.r ,.r.4rr -rer, viii Ice no preaching
b., -bl S.urn BeIair- NJ. r.. CHURCH to-day
t-.ii -.e, r 300. Az -he German REFORMED
C.,,r-n thDro will Dee e. mis- Slon3.E SpClc,E
'..ul III s D.. m. The a. NJ. Il. ChurSh
r.rr. l,-lav aS a grand rally d9y.J NJ
g9 ,,-i i,. resisted hv Rev. h. NJ Gram
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