Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-31
BELLAIRE.

committeeman and either present his own
case with the presence Of the committee
man or have "a recommendation from him
| The date Of the meeting Will be given IN
due time through the Register, and all
who do not apply according to
this will be dropped. All the
money will be distributed at this
! session. Trose who neglect 10 reply
will not receive any relief. The names oil
! the committee in each ward so iar a."
We know them. is as follows, the hrst
| named being the chairman, who has an
the blanks: First ward Richard Heslop
and Mr.. Johnson: Second ward. +. 3
! Mason and .. {. Jones; Third ward n
! Porterdeld and H. c. Kemple; Fourth
ward. y Haas and J. 3. Gibson; Fnth
ward, j. V. MorreN and G. r. Lazure.
Dir. Alien &. Porterhe,d is quite sick at
his home on Guernsey street, suffering
{ from an attack OF appendicitis.
Mr.. James Fitton is still on the sick list
Mrs Ada Porterneld. whose sickness
was mentioned before. su'l continues quite
poorly, though able TO sit up some.
Mrs. a. o. MellotJ still continues very
low, and the family have about siYen up
all hopes Of her recovery.
Mrs Vim. Clark, an aged lady residing
| on Belmont street is much improved and
able to sit up. Her son and daughters
from the West have returned to their
| homes again.
VIM. a. Brainard is still quite sick man
from heart trouble.
John Joseph, of the First ward, is laid
up with gathering on his foot
The committee of Mechanics who are
/ arranging TO celebrate February 2'th
Will meet on Tuesday nicht next at A..
! Portorfclds house. A full meeting of tie
committee is desired so that final arrange
ments for the celebration may be success
! fully made.
The ladies OF Spangler Relief Corps are
talking very seriously of having a fair
and festival along i'm Nay TO re3'enish their
relief fund. There have been so many
calls on these women for help this winter
that their stock of money is almost gone.
and something must be done to replenish
their treasury.
There is a good deal OF sickness in Bell
aire at this time, but principally from
/ colds and allied complaints.
Louis Hiel has opened up meat mar
ket i'm the rooms vacated by G. Taylor,
md will most probably add groceries to
| his market.
! Most of the business men are very blue
! just now. Some say money never was so
! scarce as now; that collections are very
/ hard to make. and that they can scarce
ly keep up their trade.
/ Isaac Shields. who dislocated an arm
| some time since, is able 10 use il now lit
tie ana will return TO work pretty soon
| Fred. Braunlich. an aged and respected
German citizen Of this city, died to-day.
He is an uncle of Mr.. Brauulich. of Fink
~ Braunlich. Of Wheeling. Mr.. Braunlich
was = years Old. lie came from g arnany
forty years ago.
Good VIII Lodge No. A. Z O. G. r.,
I elected new corps Of officers last Friday
night, as follows: H. oliver. past chief
templar; Albert A. Clark, chief templar;
VIM. Rial, vice chief templar; Miss Luella
Mcdonald. secretary; Harry King, linan-
| cial secretary: James Ault, treasurer;
Lizzie Berger. assistant secretary; q. +.
! Keyser chaplain Mrs. \. T.. King, mar
shall Mrs. VIM Rial, assistant marshal:
Miss frankie King, guard; James W.
Barr, sentinel j. L. Winters, deputy; G..
/ +. Keyser and Dora Heinlcin, captains oc
the literary societies.
Mrs. Agnes Crow Of the Fourth ward,
died at BenwoOd. and the corpse was car
ried across on the ice yesterday, ana the
funeral will be held Monday.
q The meetings at the City Hall have
/ been discontinued indefinitely by Elder
/ Short on account Of 10 audience.
The Trolls intend starting up their
mines at St. Clairsville Junction ON Mon
day. This Will please all their miners.
some of whom live in Bellaire.
In the church to-day YOU may take your
choice. If stranger i'm the city There
viii be services in all of them during the
DAY at the regular hours. There will be
/ no preaching in the Second Presbyterian
/ church nor in the Christian church.
/ At The German church there will be
preaching in German in the morning. but
no evening service. Both the colored
churches will be occupied ny their pas
tors
j Mr.. VIM. Bridcnstein, of Georgia, came
/ into town yesterday. and reports pretty
severe freezing in the South. and most
/ excellent sieighng I'm Chattanooga, Tenn,
! as he came along.
Mr.. James r. Kelly's familiar face was
seen at his desk in the First National
Bank yesterday, looking very much i'm
proved by his stay at Hot Springs.
! Mrs y. ". Wallace, of Sistcrsville. Is
visiting her brother John Davis, and her
mother while her husband is at New
York on account Of the Death Of rcla-
tive.
/ Next week there IS TO be a farmers in
| stitute at Belisville. Monroe county. and
Hon. a. T. McKelvey has promised three
lectures.
A. r. Holmes, n nostonice inspector.
was a guest of his brother, Rev. o. w.
Holmes. Friday.
Rev l. G. futile Of Elizabeth, Pa. was
attending the stockholders meeting Of the
steel works yesterday. Rev. Tuttlo was
formerly a citizen here.
The stockholders of the steel works re-
elected the old Board OF Directors Satur-
day.
The ladies' Of tho A. VI. z. church viii
give am entertainment at the church on
next Friday evening.
Mrs John McGraw and Mrs. Sinclair
of Gravel HILL are confined to their homes
with sickness.
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