Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-03-28
EEIGHB0RHOOD.
"na' has Been Cong on in Nearby
Towns.
01elaI Affairs, Happenings And
events ofLOcalmterest Gather
eo BY Register" Reporters.
Readable Resume OF
the News.
BELLAIRE

III 10 M .~i' uoS az last been grant
1 - ~ ,DouSire, TO take effect July LIST.
to9t' ms will cause considerable work
- Oe uone by the city council The
HOGS1s Will an have to be numbered
SnG tue numbers placed consDicu0usly
GU 'ue street names must be plages
"uS1e Iney can be seen. The CITY will
He'e 70 ue 0isJricted by a postoHice in
speClOI -FOUR carrier clerks will be an
pointed under the civil service reeula-
tiOuS' ana all must be done before July
ISL Inc carriers Will have 10 make
@ppiicaUOn 10 the pOstOfice authorities
auu De examined as to- their ability 10
M '"e position, when the authorities
q" SeieCl number OF names from
JuOse successful and forward to the
DSii"I'e once, and the postmaster here
VIII SeIecI -FOUR from this list, who viii
be the carriers.
Inc University Association OF Bell
are was formed THURSDAY uieht il
the Central school hall. Prof Davis
acted as chairman aad w. G.. Warrocil
as secretary and the following were
erected officers. r. G. Faris. President.
Miss Alice Cunningham Vice Presi-
0enl, Ellsworth Hibhs. Secretary. w.
y NafhocN, treasurer; II. G.. Williams.
leader h. Hlbhs. Local Organizer;
committee on Integrity Of Exam.na-
ton Supt Williams. Revs. Holmes.
King, Walden, Eos cr. Weiss and Bovd:
committee on MUsic. George Hopkins.
Mary Parks and Eliza Carmichael.
Monday night was selected as the meet
ing niSot. A wide course of reading
VIII be taken up, comprising a history
review from early times and classical
ton OF the branches and families Of
the human race and it's places of habi-
tation up 10 the present time.
Miss Minnie Cots gave a pedro party
az her home in the Third ward Friday
night. A number Of guests were pres
ent and the fun was great Refresh
ments were served at the proper time
70 be appreciated ard all did ample
Justice % the collation.. Miss Annie
MCGOWAN assisted Miss Minnie
A new city telephone has been placed
In the home of James Grafton, Rose
Hill.
At the churches there will be the
usual services. Preaching nc all except
the Second Presbyterian. Revival sev-
vices are continued I'm the Lower Town
Nj. r. Church. Az the United Presby-
terrain communion services will be oh
served OF the morning services. Row.
l.. Nj. Weiss. Of the German Church
Will preach In the German language az
the morning meeting and i'm English in
the evening. Rev. Foster viii c0nuuu-
his course of lcctrues to-day: also there
viii be a lecture on Wednesday evening
AT the First NJ. II. Church the Sunday
school Will hold a special review service
in the church auditorium. An are in
vited. Rev. II. Williams, of Wheeling,
vill preach for Rev. Wilks. I'm the A. II.
q. Church to-day. Rev. ". NJ. Lang
1rd ends ND his second years service
pastor of the Second VI. r. Church
n.y. and viii preach his farewell SER
tonight His congregation are
""e lat he NOV be rctrned from
nee
Elizabeth Gallagher is home
Iarietta College for a short vaca-
Joseph Piers0l is the township
doctor now for the ensuing year.
avid Wiley. of, Steel was in town
a while Saturday.
Melvin Fyman. one of our news
boys. took a iaunt TO Pipe Creek last
week TO see some of his country cous-
ms.
Mabel Wigfeld. daughter Of William
Wigfeld. and wife will spend the day
with friends at Lewis's Mills.
Max Lands has obtained a situation
in Pittsbur sand viii leave Monday.
Considerable snow fell on the hill out
side of the city Friday and Friday night,
making things look real white.
Miss Annie Mcconnell has returned
TO her home at Cambridge after
pleasant visit with the family Of James
Stewart.
John w. Taylor. who used to own
stock in the Enterprise window glass
works. and who worked there but
moved to Dunkirk from here, died at
his home on March 25th. aged % years.
Charles oliver, from New York City,
Is in Bellaire on a visit