Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-09-01
NEWS OF BELLAIRE.
A Resume of Yesterdays General Hap
penings as They TRANSFERRED in the
Glass City.

Ohioans at the Exchange-Conrad Neff,
Fog Hollow; j. S. Boon, Powhatan; W.
p. Elder, Columbus; Fred Dickerman,
Middefeld. At the Anderson-T. j.
Frazier, GAINESVILLE; George w. Baker,
Centerview; w. H. Adams, st. Clairsville;
D. S. Creanor, st. Clairsville. AT the
Windsor-G. II. Colvil. Harrsvlle.
Mrs. John Preston, of the Third ward.
returned home Monday night after ten
days visit at Buffalo.
Mrs. Lucy Sewers. of the Fourth ward,
returned Monday night from Buffalo,
after a pleasant visit with friends.
Frank Dennis, wife and children, ac-
companied Franks mother, Mrs. Tim
mons, who have been visiting c. w.
Satterfield and family, in the Second
ward. returned yesterday to their home
in Millersburg, Ohio.
Jake Davidson, wife and children, and
Mrs. Davidsons sister Miss Annie Pat
terson, arrived home Monday evening
from a weeks visit at SteubenvilIe.
VIM. Porterfeld, Sr. and brother.
Thomas A., of Harvey Ills. were calling
on friends yesterday at Warnock, Ohio.
Emil Schmidt left yesterday with a
party of friends on a hunting expedition
for a point near Scio Ohio.
Mrs. Julia A. Ogle. Of the Third ward
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Z. T. Shoe
maker, at Massillon Ohio.
Miss Rosa Hollander, of Twenty-fifth
street, is the guest of friends at Ale
gheny, Pa.
James Gregory. of Dwight, Ills. is the
guest of John Alum and family of the
First ward Mr. Gregory is on his way
home from Buffalo. where he attended
the G. A. r. reunion.
A hunting party composed of John
Jones, John McGraw and d. d. Dubois.
of Bellaire; John Rice, of Martins Ferry:
VIM. Lyle, of Colerain, and Frank Bow
ers, of Beaver, Pa, left yesterday for
Tuscarawas county, for a few days
sport.
George Musgrave and Herman Cooke
left yesterday morning for Woodsfield, to
attend the fair.
Prof. H. G. Williams, superintendent Of
the Bellaire public schools, is home from
his tour through Ohio. The mission of his
trip was the delivering Of lectures at
teachers institutes al the various towns
which he visited. The GAINESVILLE school
officials complimented him very highly
on his work. He has spoken at the
teachers institutes at the latter city for
the last two years and has been engaged
TO repeat his lectures next year.
roaring big time is promised Bellaire
when the colored folks celebrate the
Emancipation Proclamation, Wednesday.
September p. Enormous posters were
distributed about the city yesterday by
the committee in charge OF the festivities.
DR.. NJ. c. 3. Mason, corresponding sec
rotary of the Freeman's Aid s. r. So
.ciety. will be orator of the occasion. and
quite an interesting programme. consist
ing of races and all sorts of games. WIZ
take place on the commons II is likely
that the exercises will be preceded by a
parade, in which the colored folks OF
Martins Ferry. Bridgeport. Benwood and
other neighboring towns, will participate.
The Mothers club. of this city, will
hold their second meeting tomorrow
afternoon at three o'clock in the Parish
room Of the Episcopal church. The object
OF the meetings is for the interchange OF
the experience and opinions of mothers
that the best practical means OF develop
nent for their children may be instf-
tuted.
Robert L. Pfaffenbach has accepted the
position Of travelling salesman for Stolze
Bros, wholesale produce store. Wheel
ing. and will assume his duties about the
first of next month.
The funeral OF 2 iss Pharmelia Russell
took place yestel9ay afternoon at two
o'clock. from her slate residence in the
Fourth ward. TIN last sad rites were