Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-07
BELLAIRE.

There was a fine reception given at
the home of Mr.. Henry Bunfield, OF
Pultney Bottom. in honor of the home
coming of Henry Eddy, a step-son. A
pleasant time was enjoyed by all IN
games and amusements of all kinds,
and at a seasonable hour bountlful
repast was served, to which all ala
ample justice. These present were:
Belle Hall, Kate Brice, Kate and Mar
tina Smith. AIDA Brice, Hanna Futhey'
Alta Davis. Laura and Bessie Askew,
Edith and Alice Cowen, Blanche ana
Minnie Long. Katie Heath, Marie, Mar
tina and Lizzie Keyser, Carrie Land
krohn Gertie Fawcett, Jennie, Emma
and Ollie Alum, Hattie McDell, Annie
and Louise Schramm, Emma Albright
Emma Archer. and Laura and Annie
Eddie: John and Jim Hall. George Key
ser. Pat Galluly. Jud and Tom FISH
Sam Heath. DR.. d. A Smith, Charles
Askew John Long. Ernest Zesslger'
John Miller. Bert. Elmer and Tom Nor
ron viii. Louis. Jesse and Henry Land
krohn GINS Norton. Albert Alum, VIII
Grooms. Ed. Ross, H. w. Stoner, Joh1
Kelly. John Archer, David Nesbitt ana
Slater Bunfeld.
The Good Templars will make Dig
effort this week to entertain the dls-
trict annual convention in TINS Guy
About 300 delegates are expected anu
Wednesday and Thursday Will be al
1otted them to entertain. On Wednes-
dav tbev will give a ribbon social III
AnIt's storeroom on Thirty-second
street and everybody who comes Will
be highly entertained.
The meeting of the Labor EXchalse
last Friday night was very lmporIdnI
ono As thew are working up plan
10 holm each other along in a business
nav inst what line they will adopt mas
NOT vet been fully decided. Ihey iheT'
inst west of the city in Glasgow man,
on Friday evening. :; +bo
1obn Cook of Pittsburg, is IN the
oit,, on vacation. He has spent
week at st. Clairsville. and VIII nov
remain here till Saturday Jonh USE
N he in the B. & o. yard at TINS point
George Rodewig has been having d
sor;ous time with a Dealing In tne
naIm of his hand. 1t savors nttiS
of the carbuncle. 1t has been ldhceu
three times. Ill, = in
Now Devore. of WintersVlIe' Is III
+ho citv shaking hands with his many
sr;orde Dow was a coal miner anu
worked in this city in the mines sew
oral wears ago. He is now running
y nine of his own and prosperlng well
~ bis home in Wintersvllle.
The warm, bright sunshine p5oust 80
ont most of our citizens yesleiu@' ;,,
eriov q quiet sun bath ana health- si'
ING breeze A large NUMBER went w.
on the cemetery hill and en1oyeu 'Ne
briebt view and strong breezes' ,..
Tho civil service examination tahe9
r,aoo IN the Central school hall on next
Saturday. ,,doo will
obsarve decoration Day next SaturoaG, =,
ia a rumher of Bellaire Knights VIII
%ocorote the graves in Rose Hlli Gem.
49, $50, The x. of p band Will be out
on both occasions. ,,,iootior
The postofIlce run out OF apPiio ,a;,,o
blarks for the civil service eAdlil''i"
ion but expect more to-day.
~ Ponrblican workingman VINO
,.arl,s Of the steel plant in Benwoogi
managed by Mr.. Frank Hearhe' sa w
Friday: when a comm,'lee VI o5
wo IJI2 called on him and reminded t1e,I
him Of what he said before the e, ,1i
last fall. that If Mckinley Is eiecle .' ;
Tonr wages will not he pulled down
NJ Hearne said in reply to the com
-,ittaa. oh that was talk for polltical
oTect This is business. And, salu
tho r w. eve will nearly all vote
The democratic ticket this fall. See If
We don't"