Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-09-20
NEWS OF BELLAIRE.
A Resume Of Yesterdays General
Proceedings as They TRANSFERRED in
the Busy River Town.

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| commissioner of Ohio, spent yesterday
! with his family in the city.
v. E. Twining, of Overland, O., is
a guest of F. E. Sexauer and family.
| of the Fourth ward.
Belmont House-Q. G. Weaver. Del
aware. Anderson-T. S. Menough,
| Cincinnati; ]. M. Bamaley and c. 5.
. Quigg, Pittsburg.
! w. S. Powell, of Bristol, Pa, was
| in the city yesterday calling on friends.
c. B. Weaver, of Allegheny, Pa,
passed through the city yesterday.
j. A. Campbell, representing the
Eastman Kodak Company, of Roches-
ter. n. Y, was in the city yesterday
circulating among friends.
D. H. Darrah spent yesterday in the
country near Powhatan.
Miss Della Ault, of the Fourth ward
is spending a week with relatives at
Glencoe.
The Jr. o. U. A. NJ. and K. G. z.
will hold their regular meetings this
evening.
Miss Bertha Saltsgaver, of the Sec
ond ward, accompanied party of
Wheeling cyclists to Steubenville yes
terday.
The Misses Alum spent Saturday at
McMechen.
The Labor Exchange held their reg
ular meeting at the City Hall Satur.
day night but nothing of Importance
was brought up for discussion. The
meeting next Saturday will be held at
Mr.. Glascoe's residence.
Dick Tharp, of the Third ward, will
row from here to Sistersville this eve
ming Tharp will start from the ferry
landing of Bellaire on a wager OF
twenty dollars to reach the Sisters
Vile landing in less than twenty-four
hours.
Elmer Shannafelt, of GAINESVILLE,
visited his parents yesterday in the
Second ward. Mr. Shannafelt is en-
gagged in managing the cutting of
new pike at GAINESVILLE.
A. Porterfeld, of Guernsey street, re-
turned home yesterday, after weeks
stay at Baltimore, where he attended
the fifty-frst annual session of the
o. U. A. M. of America, The next
session of the order will be held at
Cleveland, o.
Misses Ada Porterfield and Flora
Bickel will leave Friday for Pittsburg,
to spend several weeks with friends.
Windsor-John Whigfield, Toledo;
S. M. Morgan, Columbus Howard
Hickenlorper, Mansfield.
Squire Mason is the recipient of a
pair of gloves of fine quality sent by
some unknown person from Johns
The Hill property, at GAINESVILLE,
was sold last week at assignee's sale
to Miller Booth, of this city.
Mr.. George Miller, a popular barber
Of Martins Ferry, and Miss Martha
Tiber, of Noble street, will be married
next Thursday evening at the home of
the brides parents. Miss Tiber is one
of Bellaire's most popular young
ladies and has the happy wishes of a
large circle of friends.
The Shady Side band has been en-
gagged as one of the bands to make the
music at the celebration of Emancipa-
ton Day next Wednesday.
Exchanged Baldock, Cincinnati;
James Carton, Cleveland; Misses Min
ME Arches and Amy Laney, Letonia:
R. Campbell, Cincinnati; T. ]. Car
mock, Cleveland.
Black Prince Lodge. K. of P, of this
city, will visit the Ohio City lodge, of
Martins Ferry, Wednesday and confer
the rank of knight on four young men.
Yesterday morning the thermometer
stood at g. showing a drop of fifteen
and half degrees since Saturday
morning. 1t was the coolest morn
ing experienced in the city for this
time of year for a long time
William Pelky will leave shortly for
GAINESVILLE, where he has accepted a
position in the Robinson glass fac
tory.
The Democratic meeting to have
been held at Miller's Grove next
Thursday has been postponed, owing
to an insufficient space of time for
proper advertisement. This is due to
the lateness in engaging speakers.
The committee has not as yet fixed
the date of postponement.