Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-31
NEWS OF BELLAIRE.
Benings as & IIhey TRANSFERRED in the
Glass City.

The case Of l. NJ. Shepherd VS.. Miller
BrCs., brick contractors, was heard
yesterday in Squire Mason's court and
the judgment rendered in favor Of the
defendant The suit was entered for
damages amounting to three hundred
! dolla.E by 1. NJ. Shepherd for a fall
sustained by the giving away of a
gang plank at the Bellaire steel works
for the brick work of which Miller
Bros. had the contract.
Mrs Elizabeth Crozier, of the cor
ner Of Belmont street and Central
avenue, is lying dangerously i'll with
| congestion OF the brain.
OhiOans at the Windsor-Elmer f.
! Eagon, East Liverpool; G. Odenbaugh,
Miss Ida Wilson, Salem. AT the Ex-
change. Lange, John Canon, Fred
C.. Bader, Cincinnati; J. A. Foley, Co
lumbus; w. ii. McMaSters, S. d. Will
kinson, Demos; William Ballentine,
!. Mansfield; EimOre Kinney, Belmont;
: J. G.. Grau Columbus.
/: Mrs. Pamela Ru@el died at her
,,home Sunday evening after a two
weeks illness Of typhoid fever Her
demise was very sudden shock to
Her many friends, who had taken a
great interest in her, as she had been
IN invalid for quite long time. The
Faneral will take place this afternoon
Il two o'clock, with services by the
Rev. o. w. Holmes, pastor af the First
" L. Church. Burial will be made in
R.se Hill Cemetery.
.0hioans at the Globe-A.L. Rea, Day
to-; J. B. Gillespie, Leetonia.
:. J. Kehoe and wife, of Syracuse,
NY, are visiting the family of E. J.
StIger, on Union street.
Z. w. Shepherd removed his shoot
inR gallery from Union street yester-
dat afternoon to New MaTtinsville,
whsre he will have a stand at the Wet
Eel county fair.
AdOlph Smith has resigned his posi-
tor, at the Bellaire ice plant and has
gonr 10 the Riverside mill to occupy
the position Of engineer.
Phillip Brannen, who has been en-
ploysd at the Crystal Glass Works,
has resigned his position and will go
into the patent medicine business, to-
gether with Joseph O'Toole.
Frsnk Mason, better knawn as
"Do,f has accepted the position of col
lectot for the Bellaire ice plant, which
is Tia largest concern Of its kind in
the country.
Mr.. Henry Penn, of the Third ward,
who las been visiting friends at Wash
ingtca township for the last month,
has returned home.
Miss Ida Burner from Cameron, ".
Va, the charming guest Of Mrs, Ida
Ather ton. of the Fifth ward.
Mr. James Stewart, OF Rose Hill,
travelling salesman for the Globe
Flour Mills. and nephew, James
Stewart, are visiting relatives at Cam
bridge. o.
F. !. Roemer. of the Fourth ward,
has resigned his position as secretary
and treasurer Of the Wheeling Drug
Comrany. Wheeling. and will leave for
an extended tour through the West,
OWN TO his falling health.
jack Carter, who has been touring
through West Virginia for the past
two months, returned Sunday 10 his
home in the Fifth ward.
Rev. J. D. Vale pastor Of the First
NJ f Church in this city in 1861, the
same year in which the church was
built. was a guest last Saturday of
the present pastor of the church, Rev. |
n W Holmes. Rev Vale was accom-
nauied BIS Rev. Dixon, of Bridgeport.
G. 81. Henrietta, candidate for Coun- |
" SuryeycE on the Democrats ticket