Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-02
BELLAIRE.

BELLAIRE.
Plymouth Council No. u, o. L. A. NJ,
will have three representatives. in the
State Council at Mount Vernon this year,
Charles II. Wise, Martin Wilberton and A.
Porterfeld They will leave for that place
Monday. May Il. The above council Is
flourishing in a very gratifying manner,
quite complimentary TO its head men.
NJ V. Miller. wife and daughter, went
out to Kensngton. O., last Friday TO at
tend a funeral of brother of Mr.. Miller.
Only a week ago the same sad rites were
performed for a brother of Mrs. Miller.
Prof. Nelson has gone TO Kansas City
to attend the national convention of mu-
sicians as a representative of the Ohio
Valley union.
The milk men were around last week
with paper pledging each retailer Of milk
to charge at least five cents per quart for
milk during the summer; the contract to
begin tomorrow We notice since the
dairymen began the agitation of this SUBJ
ject that many more retailers have put
out the three cents a quart sign.
Henry Upperman is announced to be a
great frog hunter. and one day last week
made a great CATCH
Harry Steel and family, of Sistersville,
are guests of friends in the city.
Mrs. Walter Mansel. of Bethany, is on
visit to her parents in the Fourth ward.
Miss Minnie Coyne. of Steubenville, was
calling on the Misses Brady, Of Gravel
Hill.
A.. NJ. 7 r)o,.;, ,rd dauobIa- n
the Second ward. have gone to Pittsburg
to visit another daughter. who is sick.
". O. S. Piper is sporting around in a
bran new buggy.
f. c. Goodwin. the marble cutter. was
out at GAINESVILLE one day last week on
business connected with his trade.
Mrs. "Perk" Kennedy has gone to Phil
adelphia 10 join her husband. who is a
pitcher for the Brooklyn ball team.
George c. Ashoff who had a hand badly
injured in the rolls at briggs bakery
about four weeks ago. expects to be able
to go TO work again Monday.
Rev. II. s Boyd is holding communion
services at Tippecanoe to-day.
About three years ago a stranger left
large package at the B. & o. depot in
q
never called for. the agent opened Il and
found a large bust portrait of a very fine
looking Grand Army man. The picture IS
hanging in Squire Mason's court room
and the owner is requested to call around
for his property.
Two grass mounds have been arranged
in front of the Christian church.
Services to-day in all the churches as
usual. except the Second Presbyterian: no
pastor The United Presbyterian pastor
is not a home. but Rev. W. r. Thompson.
of High Ridge. will preach in the evening
a special sermon to young people. In the
German church there will be no preaching
in the evening. In the Lower Town VI. Z.
church there will be no preaching in the
morning. At the A NJ. r. church there
will be the baptism of infants At the
First NJ. Z. church the pastor will preach
in the interests of labor and everybody is
invited to attend. Rev, Peregoy will
preach on manual labor at the evening
hour There will be a special union meet
ing of the c. E. societies. led by J. r.
Foster at the Christian church at $50
p m. The young peoples meetings will
mostly be recalled on account Of the
union services.
Good news to the employees Of the c. &,
P. road was sent out last week, ITO put
every man on at full time"
The Stewart enameling plant Is turning
out some very neat and attractive enamel
ed signs.
John c. Brooks. of Bridgeport. was in
the city Yesterday looking around among
! his acquaintances. Mr.. Brooks formerly
lived on the Rhodes farm. just west of
the city.
Jonas and Bill Perkins. Of Demos O..
were among the guests at the Windsor
Hotel yesterday.
J. H. Morgan. of Sistersville.. and Eta
Castle of Jacobsburg. were among the
names on the Hotel Anderson register.
Andy Heaton. of Bethesda, was in the
city Saturday.
George Scott is again at his desk in the
b & o. freight office. after a short sick
ness.
William Kelsey. who was arrested some
time ago by the United States authorities
on a warrant issued al Rochester. \. Y,
for obtaining money under false pretences,
has returned 10 his home after q tedious
hauling around TO Cincinnati. Rochester.
and other places. He was finally acquitted
! and is again at his business Of huckster
Ing.
The r. & O. and c. & P. roads will soon
| put out new time cards.
The health officer reports seven deaths
of adults and four children in Beilaire for
/ the month Of April.
Go to church tonight and hear sermon
on labor.