Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-03-08
BELLAIRE BRIEFS.

BELLAIRE BRIEFS.
Charles Fitzgerald, of GAINESVILLE,
was a guest in the city yesterday on
business.
The Twentieth Century Club will be
entertained this evening by the Misses
Leach at their home in the Fifth ward.
The Mercantile Club have made eX-
tensive preparations for their dance
which is to be given this evening at
Armory hall. The music will be fur
nished by Prof Nelson's orchestra
and a most enjoyable evening is prem
ised
Mrs. T. Criswcli and children, CT
the Fifth ward. will leave shortly for
YOUNGSTOWN. o., TO pay a short visit
10 her parents and friends.
The funeral OF Elmer, the six-year-
old son al Efr. and Mrs. Thomas Keys,
who died sunday Will take place this
afternoon from the late residence in
the Fourth ward at , o'clock The
burial will be made in Rose Hill GEM
etery.
Miss Anna Egan is living i'll OF grip.
4 number OF young society folks
met last evening at the home Of Miss
Flora Schick, in the Second ward, and
made arrangements for organizing a
mu cal and literary club in the near
future.
The Jr. 0. L. a. NJ held a regular
meeting last night and scored very
large attendance.
Division No. ]. A. 0. H, met in
regular session last evening in their
hall in the Second ward and initiated
four new members.
William Dubois. of Dubois & Nc
Gov. lumber dealers. is slightly indis-
posed.
Mrs. T. F. Hart and niece. Of Nun
Gle Ind. are visiting relatives and
friends in the city.
G. EIiIljgan. Of Muncie, Ind, is q
erlest De his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
H. Miligan. in the Fifth ward.
The attachment cases Of William J.
Mccain against the Martins Ferry
contractor viii come up for hearing
to-day in Squire J. ". Morrells
court.
The sub-Rosa Club are making great
preparations for their select hop the
Esd inst. Prof. Killmeyer has been
engaged to furnish the music, The
dance is 10 be followed hy an elegant
spread to be served in the Exchange
Hotel.
j. ". Jacobs, Of Wellsburg. ". We !.
passed through the city yesterday IN
business.
c. c. Boyd. Of Kennon. O.. was a
guest yesterday Of friends in the Third
ward
]. 7. Foley. Of Columbus. arrived
in the city Yesterday morning and will
snend while with friends.
Hiram Edwards, Of Eiwood, Ind,
was in town calling on hts numerous
friends yesterday.
F. j. Yeises. the well known insur-
aRce agent. returned to this city yes
tarday, after having spent Sunday at
his home in SteubenviIle.
Harry HartgTaTe viii leave for an
extended tour Of the western part Of
the State in the near future.
The Martin and Bremen combina
ton will omen the season at Avondala.
Prof. Sam Sticklin is spending q
few days in this city and will return
soon to Wellsburg. where he joins his
company.
Thomas Rosser, after q protracted
absence. has returned TO the city and
resumed MS duties Yesterday
AiiIias Martin intends having his
opening night next Saturday. and cor
daily invites all his friends to he
present.
Senator Charles ii. Hogg. of Cadiz,
O., was an arrival in the city yester-
day and called On friends. Senator
Hogg was on his way TO Newark, o..
where he viii spend while with
friends and transact business.
Thomas E. Drake. Of Cleveland, was
in town yesterday on business.
w. A. Smurchwaite and John Mum
ker. Of Steubenville, were guests yes
terday Of friends in the Second ward
Abe Appel, OF Cincinnati, arrived
Yesterday and will spend a few days
in town on business.
a. klotz, the Union street dry goods
merchant, win celebrate the thirtieth
anniversary Of his business with a
grand opening. The various depart
ments have been tastefuIly decorated
and are arranged in an admirable man
ner. Heatherington's band has been
engaged TO furnish concert music for
the occasion ana viii be stationed on