Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-17
BELLAIRE.

Lately the Bellaire Street Car Com
pany have been having considerable
trouble. The city has been demanding
that they should run cars full way and
they have refused to do so on Sundays,
claiming there was no law to make
them run on Sunday at all. Then one
of their discharged conductors sued
them for his money kept from him a
year ago, and they settled.
Miss Fleda Rife, Of Wheeling, was a
guest of the family of David Walker,
of Rose Hill, one day last week.
MIR. L. D. Stephens has been placed
on the Hotel Committee Of Epworth
Fark for this year by the Board or
Control of the Park. He is ready TO
hear propositions from any wishing TO
take charge of the hotel this coming
summer.
Mr.. Jesse Moore, of Wheeling, was
in the city yesterday shaking hands
with his neighbors and acquaintance
Rev. Williams. of Moundsville, was
in the city yesterday.
S. w. Seacrist of Alliance, o., was
a guest of the Hotel Anderson yester-
day.
Miss Ella Meek, of Glencoe, E. F.
Barnes, of Morristown, Theo Neff, OF
Bald Knob. and J. H. Barnes. of st.
Clairsville, were registered at the Wind
sor yesterday while attending to some
business in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar, of GAINESVILLE,
are here paying their first visit to their
newly married daughter, Mrs. James X.
Fitton.
Mr.. Emil Ellikan held a reception
at his home in the Fourth ward last
Sunday evening. A number of friends
called on him and very pleasant
evening was spent.
The Bellaire stove foundry is booked
to start up again tomorrow.
The steel plant made four days run
last week and are promising well for
this week: but we fear that era OF
smoking factories and contended work
ingmen is a delusion and farce. Word
reached Bellaire yesterday that the
Benwood mill had made a reduction OF
10 per cent. on the mems wages.
Our friend. f. p. Barber of the news
depot. has added another line OF goods
to his already large stock-a full line
Of wall paper.
Miss Mary Shanafelt was in Pittsburg
last week visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed
ward Meredith.
A. e. Bronson. of Cleveland, and
Charles Wells. Of Ironton, were guests
of friends in the city last week.
And now Ohio authorities talk OF
forcing saloons TO close up the rear
rooms of their places or remove the
partitions. In a number of instances
this would be a good thing and would
not hurt any honest saloonist.
The churches will all hold services
to-day. There is no notice of any
preaching in the Second Presbyterian
Church. but in all the rest the regular
pastors will preach except the Chris
tian Church. which has no pastor But
Rev. w. p. Walden. of Lancaster,
Ky. will preach for them. There VIII
be a lecture at the Trinity Church on
Wednesday night Seats free. AT the
German Church will be an English mis-
sionary sermon preached on Missions
in Brazil" at 1880 p. m. At the Sec
ond NJ. E. Church Presiding Elder
Johnson will preach at 100 p. m, and
administer the Lords supper
Samuel Springer died Friday OF con-
sumption. after quite a lingering III
ness. He was IS years old and resided
with his mother in the Fourth ward.
He was a bottle blower and worked at
the BelIaire bottle works Funeral TO-
dav at . p. NJ. Interment in Rose Hill
cemetery.
The delegates of the hose companies
will meet at City Hall Monday nght
and place candidates in the field for
the position Of Trustee Of the Firemen
Pension Fund. -,
NJ. T. earns has been bothered with
q severe attack of boils on his neck.
Rev. Father Wehrle will soon leave
his Second ward residence and take
possession of the two-story frame Just
opposite the new school house. Inc
house is being fitted up anew.
Harry Storm, candy maker for Nc
Giutv & Straub. has been sick.
p II. Thornton. A. Cary and W. r.
NrcGintv start to-day for GAINESVILLE to
attend district meeting Of the knights
of St. John.
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