Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-26
THE NEWS OF BELLAIRE.
A Resume OF the General Happenings OF
Yesterday.

A Resume OF the General Happenings OF
Yesterday
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.
The committee appointed to preside
over the Fourth of July celebration
held a meeting at the City Hall last
night The final arrangements Tor inc
programmes will require another meet
ing :. &c
The composition of the parade is as
follows. First division, BICYCLES; sec
ord division. band, firemen, footmen;
third division, horsemen and vehicles.
The formation of the parade IS as
follows: Bicycles will rest on 6n'IlS
second street. east of Belmont; hremen
and footmen rest on Belmont sure
south of Thirty-second, and on BRUCE
street. west of Belmont; horsemeh anu
vehicles rest on Belmont street, south
Of Bridge. and on Crescent street, east
and west. The parade will tart from
the City Hall promptly at ten O'CLOCK
moving north on Belmont 10 Ihlrty-
seventh. west on Thirty-seventh 10
Noble. north on Noble to Forty-fourth'
east on Forty-fourth TO Jefferson, north
on Jefferson TO Forty-seventh, west on
Fortv-seventh to Noble, south on Noble
N Central avenue, east On central
avenue TO Guernsey, south on Guernsey
to Thirty-second. east on Thirty-secohu
to Belmont. south on Belmont TO Nue.
teenth street. east on Nineteenth SIieet
to Union, north on Union 10 central
avenue and disband.
-0rrnr NfNDDETT COITRT
The case of L. NJ. Jones & Co. VS.. II.
w. Herman. was heard YESTERDAY
afternoon. Armstrong was Tor the
plaintiff. Squire Arnold and Moore
for defendant Judgment rendered IN
favor of plaintiff for Sl22.76 and costs.
A case in forcible detention was tried
before the same court. The title was
Robt Powers VS.. A. l.. Badar. The
plaintiff was given leave to amend his
notice.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Mr.. Charles Dickens, cashier OF the
Dollar Savings Bank is in Muncie, lnd.'
for q little recreation
Mr.. Chas. Chalon. special representa-
tive for Msssrs. ]. B. Millet K Co., was
in the city yesterday introducing their
latest folio of Japanese art. Mr.. ChaIoI
is stopping at the Howell House,
Wheeling.
A minister from Columbus, o., VIII
occurv Rev. o. w Holmes pulpit at
the First NJ. F. church Sunday morning.
Rev. Holmes will preach in the evening
as usual
Rev. W p. Walden VIII discuss the
subject Victory Of Faith Sunday
morning at the Christian church. Rev.
Walden takes his text from Hebrews
II chap. 13-v. His evening subject Will
be. Christ Our Example" taken from
Phil 4. I'LL.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". ]. Morrison will
leave this evening for st. Clairsville to
visit the formers mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herrimen. from Massa-
chusetts. are in the city to stay a short
time.
Mr.. David Jones, who moved from
this place TO Franklin. Ind, about
two months ago. is living seriously i'll
in that city. Mr.. Jones is fahtre-in-law
of Mr.. Lawrence, the Thirty-second
street tailor.
Mr.. Simon West, of McMechen, and
Miss Maggie Hill. of Brookside, are
visiting Laura Dickens, Of the Fourth
ward.
Mr.. NJ. T. Carnes. the Fourth ward
grocer. returned Thursday evening
from a trip down the river.
Rev. S. B. Johnson preached in the
[. P. church last night. He will also
preach this afternoon.
Pleasant Valley, W. Va. are visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Romick and granddaughter, OF
Canton, are visiting the family Of Mr..
Kraft
Rev. o. W. Holmes and wife at
tended the commencement exercises at
Franklin college during the week.
Mrs. Thomas Maloney returned
Thursday from Sistersville, where she
was visiting her daughter.
d. D. Dubois, Of this city. who has
been attending school at Concord, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mrs. Anna Peregoy, wife of Dr. Fred.
Peregoy. of GAINESVILLE, is visiting Rev.
W. Peregoy and wife.
A. NJ. E. church officers held a lawn
fete last night in their church lot,
corner of Noble and Thirty-second
streets.
Albert Ritter, an employee Of the
Riverside plate mill had both arms
badly burned while dragging some hot
skelp.
Mr.. Frank B. Archer and wife re-
turned home from Toledo Ohio.
Thursday evening, where MI. -Archer
attended the State convention
The Ladies Aid Society of the Ger
man church, gave bazaar and fair at
Turner hall Thursday night Last
night they gave a concert and served
ice cream and lemonade. The affair
VIII be concluded tomorrow evening.
The Working Socity of the Second
Presbyterian church gave a very en-
ioyable lawn fete on Mr.. and Mrs. An
derson's lawn Thursday night. A large
crowd was present and neat sum was
realized.
Mr.. George Keyser, of Keith, was
married Thursday to Miss Emma Al
bright. of Amblers, by Rev. William
Peregoy. at the parsonage Of the NJ.
E church, South Bellaire.
Dow N-p, pereoOV on Thursday