Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-09
BELLAIRE NOTES.

Miss Stewart, of GAINESVILLE, is Wis
iting friends in the Third ward.
Michael Porterfield arrived home
from Parkersburg yesterday.
A very successful meeting Of the
Gravel Hill Literary and Social Club
was held Thursday night at the home
OF Mrs. Thomas Wetherald. The club
will hold its next meeting az the resi-
dence of w. c. Stewart, Jr., and wife.
George s. Simmons, of this city, and
Miss Anna F. Bowers, of Bridgeport,
were made man and wife by Rev. ]. F.
Fulton at his residence Thursday even
ing. The ceremony was witnessed by
only a few of the intimate friends and
relatives of both contracting parties.
Charles Rosser has secured a large
contract for paving at Rankin, Pa
The contract calls for the use of
Ligonier block.
Have you seen the fine line Of
Cameras. Premos. kodaks, Billiards.
Adlakes. etc, at Kirk's Art Store, 1905
Main street
T. l.. Lewis, secretary of the Ono
Miners Union, is home from Uhrichs-
Vile. where he attended conference
Of miners and operators. Secretary
Lewis states that terms were agreed
upon and he ordered all men in this
district to return to work. All miners
in the State are now operating under
the new scale except at Sallnevllle
and in Jackson county. where the
cause CT strike was local troubles.
The high school pupils were adj
dressed yesterday morning by Rev. 0.
.tA.. ,fr hn LNi,.ct n
church, on the subject, What 10
Read" Rev Holiness remarks were
of an interesting nature and were gen
orally well received
Mrs. Christian Bippus will open ice
cream parlors at her home in the
Fourth ward this evening.
The recently organized Young Men
Club will shortly remove from their
present quarters over Wilkinson $
grocery store on Thirty-second street
into the vacant store room in the
Eberlie building.
Mrs. j. B. ellison, of the Fifth ward
is a guest of her mother, Mrs. Mary
Moore, at GAINESVILLE.
Prof. J. L. Fowler. mesmerist, will
give exhibitions this afternoon and
evening at Armory hail.
The funeral of the late John Null
kerns. Sr.. occurred yesterday after
noon at one o'clock from St. Johns
church. The services were largely at
tended by sorrowing relatives and
friends. The burial was made at Rose
Hill cemetery.
The organization of the new Council
will occur next Tuesday, and that Of
the school Board Tuesday. May Sd.
j. F. Anthony, Of Claysville- Pa,
was a guest of the Anderson yester-
day.
Alex. S. Brownfield, of Antioch, o.,
was an arrival in the city yesterday on
business
F. NJ. Campbell. of Pittsburg. was a
guest yesterday OF Third ward friends,
j. B. Arnold, of Findlay, O., general
agent of the National Protective So
ciety, was in the city yesterday.
J. NJ Kellar, Cincinnati, and George
w. Ellis. Canton. were registered at
the Globe.
1t is said on reliable authority that
the new police force will be composed
of some, if not all, of the following:
First ward. VIM. Seabrooks; Second
ward, Elmer Shepherd; Third ward,
VIM. Shannafelt; Fourth ward. Chas.
| Rodewig; Fifth ward, John Malone;
lieutenant, Hon. John Ehler. of the
water works staff.
The steel plant yesterday broke all
previous records. making forty-three
heats in one turn. AS each heat is