Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-25
THE NEWS OF BELLAIRE.
A Resume of the General Happenings OF
Yesterday.

Miller Bros, brick contractors, have
secured the contract for placing tht
soaking pits in the Bellaire steel WORKS
The nlant has been closed since Satur
dav of last week. Ross Miller was II
town yesterday attending to the mat
ter.
Miss Culbertson will give an enter
tainment of original compositions al
the Christian NJ. E. Church this even
ing. Miss Culbertson has been in the
literary field for several years, receiy-
ing from her readers vast amount OF
appreciation, of which she is quite de-
serving. The admission is 20 cents.
Rev. R. NJ. Campbell and wife are
expected to visit Rev. j. E. Walden, Of
the Christian NJ. E. Church within the
next several weeks.
Mr.. Chalmer Coulter and Miss Lula
Deemy are to be married some time
next week.
T. Seals, merchant tailor has placed
a phonograph in his establishment or
Thirty second street.
Hum Bowers left yesterday for the
Buckeye fishing camp, which is located
near Newport, Ohio.
Mr.. Charles Hammond, of the First
ward, is confined to his bed with an
attack of pneumonia.
Lawson Emerson, clerk of the Bel
mont county court, and wife, were in
the city yesterday on their way home
from Columbus, O., where they have
been attending the State convention.
Addison Thompson, of st. Clairsville
returned home yesterday after a
months trip in the interest of the Fos-
toria Glass Company, of Moundsville
The base ball game played yesterday
Belmont Street VS.. Union Street, re-
suited in Unions defeat by score OF
II to Z.
John Parks, of the Buckeye Building
and Loan Association will accompany
the recently mentioned league that
starts for San Francisco next Tuesday
to attend the Christian Endeavor con-
yention.
Mr.. II. NJ. Arnold, brother Of Mr..
Arnold, the Union Street druggist, pass
ed through Bellaire last night on his
way from Columbus to Woodsfeld.
The sum of $4OO has been appropri-
ated in support of the Fourth of July
celebration. All indications tend to
show that it will be the largest observ-
ance of our national holiday ever known
in the city. The programmes were
printed yesterday.
H. w. Cook, Columbus, O.; c. R.
Miller, Wheeling; C. L. Griffith, Wheel
ing; NJ J. Malloy, Wheeling; G. w
Croft, Columbus, O.; H. T. Shepherd
Ohio; c. L. Jarrett, Kelsey, O.; A. R
Kelsey, Kelsey, O.; w. S. Elson, Bos-
ton; j. R. Kali, GAINESVILLE, O., and
John c. Harris, were registered at the
Hotel Anderson last night.
Miss Allie Mellott, the we'll known
daughter of Mr.. A. o. Mellott, was mar
ried yesterday at the home of hel
father to Mr.. A. E. Smalley, of Brook.
vile, Ind. Rev. o. w. Holmes per-
formed the ceremony. After an excel.
lent repast, the newly welded couple
left for their home in Brookville.
Miss Jennie Miller, daughter of H. B
Miller, was married yesterday to Mr.
Thomas Sterritt, bottle blower of the
Valley bottle house. Rev. VIM. Pere-
COY said the words making them man
and wife. They will reside in Bellaire
At the home of Mr.. T. F. Tweedy
Rev. H. S. Boyd married Mr.. Oliver R
Henson and Miss Matte L. Jones. All
these brides are well known Bellaire
young ladies and count their friends
by the score.
James Williams was taken to st
Clairsville from the pen at Columbu;
yesterday. He will have new trial.
Tonight Miss Annie Virginia Cul.
bertson will entertain all corners al
the Christian church. She is fine de.
lineator.
Is the money held by beneficial So
cieties as a charitable fund to use il
assisting their sick or disabled broth,
ers taxable? This is a very potent
question just now, when the State Audi.
tor of Ohio is ordering all such moneys
added to the tax duplicate. 1t will in,
crease the duplicate by many hundred
thousand dollars. In Bellaire, be,
tween $1,000 and $4,000 was added
and so all over Ohio. Is it right?
The Hackett band and thhe X. of P
band will furnish the Fourth of Jul!
music for Bellaire this season.
The Bellaire Steel Company have
combined their pay days, and all The
men making repairs will be paid or
ol+arnatinp FRIDAYS heoinninp to-day