Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-31
BELLAIRE NOTES.

Miss Maud Turnbull, who has been
the guest of Miss Birdie Shindewolf for
the past two weeks returned yeSter-
day to her home at Chicago.
E. NJ Stephens, of Pittsburg, was
in the city yesterday on business.
The condition of Andrew Owens. the
C. & P brakeman who was injured
Sunday morning, was greatly inn
proved yesterday.
A number of members Of the Tween
tieth Century Club rode to the foot
of st. Clairsville pike on their wheels
Monday night and returned. On re-
turning to the city the party repaired
to the home Of Mrs Will Dickens, in
the Fourth ward, where a very pleas
ant while was spent in numerous sorts
of diversions after which a sumptuous
spread was partaken of Those COM
posing the parity were Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Dickens, Mr. and Mrs Kirkpat-
rick, Misses Mbria Clements, Minnie
| Wassman. Mamie McGown, and
Messrs Frank Mellot, Charles Bippus,
]. NJ Kellar and Drs. Pepper and
Beetbam.
Andrew Brown. of Meade township,
Democratic nominee for County Com
missioner, spd int while in the city
yesterday. MI. Brown in AN iterview,
expressed hiIh self as being perfectly
satisfied with his chances of victory
at the polls inI November. He also said
that his satisfaction with the outlook
was not alone based upon the votes of
Democracy, but that his Republican
friends Were numerous.
5000 gallons of stone jars and crooks
to be CLOSED out at cents gallon at
L. Lichtig.
A force of men are now engaged in
repairing and remodeling the Thomas
Cullen property, the Belmont House.
The two store rooms on the first floor
are being fitted with new fixtures, one
| to be USED AS restaurant and the other
as a sa loon.
Oft HaHsom, of GAINESVILLE, was a
business arrival yesterday.
John W. Riley of St. CIairsville, was
registered at the Exchange last even
ing.
Henry iGrella, of the Third ward. who
is now at Cambridgeboro Springs I'M
dergoina treatment for rheumatism, is
much int proved.
St. J6seph's Commandery, No. 238,
Knights of ST. John, will give a picnic
next Monday at Whites grove. near
Bethesda, Ohio. Quite a number of
the members relatives and friends
from this city will attend, and there
will be present large delegation OF
Knights and their friends from ZaneS-
vile and other neighboring towns.
The lbcal lodge will parade the principal
streets Friday night
Nj IS Maggie Ney. of the Third ward,
has returned home from a delightful
visit with friends at Indianapolis. Ind.
III. W. Hermann, district agent for
thej John Hancock Life Insurance Com
pa1y, left yesterday ON a business trip
to Baraesville Mr. Hermann some
TIME ago shipped his household goods
frbm this city to GAINESVILLE, at which
city he intends to locate in the near
future.
| Mrs. NJ. E. Murray and daughter,
Miss Clara. after spending the summer
bt Epworth Park. have returned to
their home in tne Fourth ward.
I Attorney G. T. Moore and wife, of
II this city, are visiting friends at Woods
II field.
\ The Ladies Aid Society Of the Ger
man Reformed Church, will give a
1 lawn fete Friday evening next at the
| home of J. B. Smith, on North Belmont
street, Fourth ward. Extensive pre-
! parations have been made for the af-
! fair and the efforts of those in charge
certainly deserve the reward of a large
| attendance.
| Miss Anna Workman, cashier at
| Blum's, has returned home after spend
ing a ten days vacation at Epwortn
Mark.
SFather Nunnen, of Portsmouth, o.,
isl the guest of Father Wehrle, of ST.
Johns Church.
IA number of young society folks are
making arrangements for select hop
be given Friday night At Turner