Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-11

BEIL4ATRE NOTES.

BEIL4AIRE NOTES.
Ohioans arriving yesterday were:
M. Bethel, Henryburgh; Mrs. E w.
Hunt, Alliance: George Arnold, Pow
hatan; Roy Long, Mingo Junction; w.
S. Ballut, r. H. Thompson, St Glars
vile; l. J. Daft, Cleveland; Rev. VIM.
Grimes, Charles Bulwaultz, Glencoe;
Orlof Rush, Neffs.
j. w. Cochran, of Sedalia. Colo; By
ron Conklin, Boston; T. R. Dickson,
Freedom, Pa; J. H. King. ]. c. Mechan,
Clarion, Iowa; w. Wood, Syracuse, n.
Y; W. ] Grimes, Butler, Pa; George
w. Corbin, Grand Rapids, Mich, were
yesterdays business arrivals.
The Methodist conference will be
held at GAINESVILLE next Wednesday.
1t is expected that over three hundred
persons will be in attendance. Many
people from this city will be present.
The conference year closes in this city
to-day.
H. W. Hermann, agent here for the
John Hancock Life Insurance Company,
is at Quaker City on business.
Theodore Neff has taken his fruits
and vegetables back to the Glass City
garden, after having them on exhibit
ton at the West Virginia State Fair
during the past week. Mr.. Neff cap
rured ten red ribbons and thirteen blue
ribbons at the Ohio State Fair, held al
Columbus week before last, while at
the West Virginia Fair fifty-six red
ribbons and twentv-one blue ribbons
were won. Mr. Neff will next send
fruits to the Indiana State Fair at In
dianapolis, to be held this week, while
his vegetables will be next exhibited
at the Pittsburg exposition.
Robert Moore, of this city has been
Amounted by Chief Oil inspector
Kurtz to succeed w. Frank Litton
deputy oil inspector OF this district. n
2. Mr.. Moore will assume charge OF
his new duties On October 1st.
Mrs. Math;e A. Howell has departed
for her home at Kearney, Neb, after
visiting for a brief while with frie-.
near bellalre.
The steel plant was compelled TO shut
down on Friday afternoon, owing to
break in the machinery. The machin-
cry has been repaired and the mill
will resume operations in all depart
ments tomorrow.
ne - l6elidlI6 bOllic SOLu| "Ai'
very soon vacate their building in the
Second ward and move into their Ole
building on Noble street, above Cen
trail avenue 1t has been about seven
years since the company ceased to o.
cupy this latter building, owing TO the
fact that at that time natural gas was
somewhat short and there was no way
in which coal could be burned to any
advantage in the furnaces. The ola
building is now being repaired and
improved in all departments, and VIII
he in first class condition when the
time for occupancy arrives. The COM
pany has purchased the vacant lot ad-
ioinirg the works and will use II lot
the LAYING Of a switch, so that cars
NAV be run alongside the shipping de-
partment.
The Misses Steger, of South Beliaire.
have returned from two weeks visit
with friends at Steubenville.
John McCandles and Chas. Hotchkiss
were arrested by the police yesterday
for drunkenness.
Robert Hamilton and c. R. Jordan,
while riding their wheels along Bel
mont street last evening, ran together
at the intersection of Twenty-third
street. both men were thrown from
their bicycles to the ground. They
| received a severe shaking up. MT.
| Hamilton sustained a painful sprain
| of the right ankle.
Arthur Frank has gone to Pittsburg
| to accept a position as clerk IN
! Horne's dry goods store.
Alexander Meyer, the dry goods mer-
chant, returned last evening from a
| business trip to Toledo and Detroit,
| having been absent about ten days.
| The National Council, o. L. A. NJ,
will meet at Cleveland O.. on Tue5day
| next. A number of the members of the
| order in this city will be present at
| the meeting which will continue its
| sessions for three days.
The Rellaire Choral Society will re-
| organize in a short time, preparatory
| to beginning the work which has been
| mapped cut for the season. The so-
| ciety will have q large membership
! this season and their record in the
, past is sufficient to insure success.
At the First NJ. z church to-day, the
! pastor. Rev. o. w. Holmes. viii preach
| at 1880 a. m The pulpit will be oc-
cupied at the evening service begin
ming at 7:30 O'Clock. by Rev. c. d.
Osborne. presiding elder.
A. Porterfeld and daughter, Miss
Ada. will leave tomorrow for Cleve-
| land. to be gone several days. Mr..
| Porterfield will attend the meeting Ct
the National Council. o. Z. A. NJ. to
be held in that city during the week.