Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-09-02
NEWS OF BELLAIRE.
A Resume Of Yesterdays General
Proceedings as They TRANSFERRED in
the Busy River Town.

Iioiy LSOHdTu, OF MOunQSVllle w.
Va, was in the city yesterday, guest
of George Anderson.
Frank Neal, of the Third ward, left
yesterday for New Martinsville.
Charles Sheriden, of Fairmont. w.
Va, advance agent for the bad Bow"
company, was in the city yesterday,
on his way from Bridgeport to Sis
tersville. The show is billed in
Bridgeport for September Sth. Mr..
Sheriden while here engaged Phillip
Brannen, of the Second ward, as prop
erty man, and he will join the COM
pany at Bridgeport. The company is
owned by Milly Martin and wife, of
Bellaire.
Andrew Martin and Abe Malone,
the former a vocalist and the latter
a slack wire walker, left yesterday for
New Cumberland, where they will join
company of amateurs for a season s
tour through the east.
Joseph O'Toole has accepted the DO
sition of brakeman on the B., 2. & c.,
and will assume the new duties to-day.
Edward Jones, wife and daughter.
Miss Edith, of Hartford City, Ind, are
visiting Mrs. Jones sister, Mrs. Andy
Ernst, of Rose Hill
James H. Armstrong, of the Fourth
ward, returned home yesterday morn
ing from Jerusalem, where he attended
Belmont-Monroe reunion, which took
place ON Tuesday.
Ohioans at the Windsor: M. L. Cas-
per, Beallsville; w. O.. Bergman,
Cincinnati. At the Anderson: G. w.
Simms, Cincinnati; John Edwards,
Wellsville. At the Globe: Miss Anna
Stanch, Lewisville; David Lanshire,
Cleveland; D. V. Champney, S. Ep-
stein, Cincinnati; Owen Meehen,
Franklin.
A party composed of Jess Bippus,
James Flemmings, Bert F1emmings.
and William LaRoche, will leave Sat-
urday night on a hunting expedition
for point near GAINESVILLE, where
they will spend week in the sport.
Officer Charles johnson, of the Sec
ond ward, returned home last night
from a point near Businessburg, Ohio.
and brought with him a large number
of squirrels.
A. w. Shepherd and son Harry re-
turned from Fishing Creek, at New
Martinsville, last evening with a good
supply of game from their mark.
Edward Brast, of New Martinsville,
was in the city yesterday, calling on
friends.
Isaac Blum, Of Blum Bros dry goods
store, is home from trip to New
York and other cities of the East,
where he purchased stock Of fall
goods.
a pleasant guest of DR.. and Mrs.
Wells, Of the Third ward, is Mrs.
Wells sister, Miss Florence PAUL, of
Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. A. Messerly and son John, of
the Third ward, are guests OF friends
at Darlington.
Owing to shortage of coal, the
Novelty Stamping Works is not run
ming in full AS soon as fuel can be
secured the company have sufficient
orders to operate every department.
Adolph Freedman, Of Freedman
Bros dry goods store, has returned
home from his trip to the East for
a stock Of fall and winter goods.
Mrs. H. Blum and children and SAM
uel Luchs and wife left yesterday for
the Nashville exposition.
Miss Emma Conway, at her home in
the Fifth ward. entertained large
number of her friends in charming
way Tuesday night. The occasion was
in honor of her thirteenth bin thday.
The evening was passed in al sorts of
diversions, and refreshments were
served at a seasonable honr.
Mrs. G. A. Stevens and sons Freddie
and Willie, OF the Gravel Hill cut,
are home from a pleasant stay with
friends at Newark, gainesville and
New Concord.
George w. King, formerly Of this
city. clerk in Blum's dry goods store,