Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-25
BELLAIRE NOTES.

H. w. Hermann, the insurance agent,
has returned home from ten DAYS
business stay at Columbus.
Squire John McNeeve and wife, Of
Glencoe, O., passed through the city
yesterday on their way to West Wheel
ing, where they attended the golden
wedding celebration CT Mr.. and Mrs.
Wagner.
George Warnock, wife and children,
Of Kansas City, Mo, arrived in the
city last evening and are guests Of
Mr.. Warnock's cousin, w. c. Warnock,
teller of the Dollar Savings Bank, re-
siding on North Belmont street.
E. j. Linard and wife, of the Fourth
ward, returned home yesterday from
a weeks visit with friends at Barnes
vile.
A number of members Of the Uni
versity Centre are talking seriously of
recognizing the society in the near
future. 1t is likely that a meeting VIII
be called shortly for that purpose and
also for planning their work for the
season. The University Centre had
large membership last year and the
excellent work they have accomplished
in the past should serve as encourage
ings.
Among yesterdays business arrivals
were: Edward T. Binns, Springville,
Iowa. Owen Meehan and daughter,
Franklin; j. B. Anderson, Pittsburg;
William H Distler, Lewisville, o.
Theodore Neff, the insurance agent,
will exhibit his collection of fruits and
vegetables at the first annual fair of
the Ohio Valley Agricultural Associa-
ton, to be held at Moundsville, w. Va,
September 9th, 2Sth and goth. The
exhibition, it is expected, will carry
off many ribbons.
The Art Glass Sign Company, Of this
city, has received, large number of or
ders which will keep them busy for
some time to come. The demand for
white and aluminium letters has con-
siderably decreased during the past
several months. The favorite colors
in glass letter signs among business
men generally are gold and silver at
present The company just recently
shipped a large consignment of glass
letters in gold and silver to Denver,
Colorado.
Carl Rankin, of the Third ward, left
yesterday for Chicago. where he has
secured a position as checkman in a
postal telegraph Office.
John Stellers, of Beallsville. O., is
visiting his son. Gustave Stellers, of
the Fourth ward.
Mrs. Frank B. Archer, Of the Fourth
ward. is lying Ill at her home.
J. T. Dinger, Of Charleston. w. Va,
was a guest at the Globe yesterday.
David Montrose. Of Wellsburg was
the guest of friends in the city yester-
day.
A canine performance was given last
evening at seven o'clock, in front of
the Exchange, and was witnessed by
quite large crowd of people The en-
tertainment was under the direction of
Prof Samuel Stricklin, who is making
tour of the country with a pack of
| trained dogs. Only one dog, water
spaniel, performed last evening. The
chief feature was a dive from the top
of a ladder fifty feet long. into net.
| The professor will give an exhibition
at the street fair to be held at Uhrichs-
vile during the week.
Miss Ada Porterfeld, Of Guernsey
street, has returned home from a plea
SAINT stay with relatives at Lafferty's
| Station and Bannock, Ohio.
| E. G.. Dennis0n, OF COsnOcton, was a
| guest Of friends in the city yesterday.
w. R. Morgan. employed in the B. &
| O. telegraph Office. has returned to his
| duties from a three weeks vacation,
spent in various points in Western
Chic. G. ". Finch. Of Spencer Station,
| who had charge OF Mr. Morgan's posi-
| ton during the latter's absence, has
returned home.
Myrtle. young daughter of Con-
| stable Brainard. Of the Fourth ward.
| who has been suffering with brain fe-
yer. was much improved yesterday.
George Braner of this city is visit
| ing his parents at Steubenyille
| Harvey Sanders shortly viii remove
his fa-ily from this city to Wheeling.
Pishcp Watterson of Columbus
passed through the city last evening
on his wav from home to Bridgeport.
| where to-day he will be present at the
| confirmation services at St Anthony s
| @hrrch
| F.. O. Morris. r. & o. agent at ST.
rIairsville Junction accompanied hv
his wife are guests at the home Of the