Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-05
BRIEF BELLAIRE NOTES.

BRIEF BELLAIRE NOTES.
julius J. Klein, of Cleveland, spent
Yesterday in the city the guest of
friends
Ed. Nealy, of Wellsville, arrived in
the city on business.
If you want bargain in Wall Paper,
80 10 Lichtig's.
E. J. Lutwyche is at Pittsburg in the
interest of the Art Glass Sign Com
pany.
The Ohio Valley Telephone Company,
Of this city, has about completed ar
rangements TO connect with the
N0andsville telephone company. It was
thought some time ago that the connec-
ton would not be made until the pro-
posed bridge had been put up between
Bellaire and Benwood, but recently it
was decided not to defer action The
connection will be made between the
Narrows, on the West Virginia side,
and Pultney Bottom, on the Ohio side,
III all probability.
f. n. Riggs arrived in the city yes
teTday from Powhatan.
J. F. Fenesy, of Pittsburg, was in
town yesterday and stopped at the
Globe
5000 Free Samples of U-No Tonic
given away at BIB Union street, Bell
aire, Ohio
A. H. korner. Of Alledonia, spent yes
terday with his friends here.
At a recent meeting of the stock
nolders OF the Belmont Savings and
Loan Company, dividend of six per
cent was declared and the following
new board of directors was elected:
James f. Anderson, James T. Kelly,
Ue0Ige kern, Ernest Bentfield R. E.
Neal, \, c. MeIlot and Juhn Fl. Nc
Graw.
;. Il. Millhouse was an arrival in the
CITY on business yesterday from Phil
adephia, and circulated among his
friends
[. c, Baldridge, of MeKeesport, was
registered yesterday at the Anderson.
IL B. Armstrong, of Armstrong;
Allis, was guest of friends in the
lnlfd ward Yesterday.
Il you want a number one bicycle
!or twenty-five dollars, go to Lich-
''slu0nd ttlrsche was an arrival in
'Ae wy from New York on business.
hickey Davis, OF this city, the well
Mo|n bail player, will likely sign
WIN the Wheeling team as second
haseman. Mickey" PLAYED last with
we Hazelton, Pa, team and made
quHe reputation for himself as sec
ond baseman.
"a prominent young druggist of this
I@ Is soon 10 be married to a popu-
-" young society lady, it is said.
me streets We're practically deserted
;1e'''u Jay afternoon and evening, ow-
NJ W the tact that the attraction at
trl 'geIlhS Yesterday was a circus. All
,sIAS INTO the city yesterday morn
fs brought large delegations bound
c;r.. "heeling. The largest number of
oS-seekers was carried over the B.,
fo.n :, railroad. Consequently the
c;,,. Nharon, running between this
~ @"u benWccd, and the cars over
~ r. D. q NJ. f. railway were taxed
ds,. 'D7lr utmost capacity during the
rl higlIa'Fe Lodge No. 419. B. P. o.
'' ~ met IN regular session in the G.
tari ~ AaIl last night with a good at
n,as@ Three young men were
n members of the order.
win. M. Wallace and wife. of Sisters
bair arrived in the city yesterday on
ard way home from Seattle. Wash.
er 1 @te guests of Mrs. Wallace's broth
MIN lynn Davis. in the Fifth ward. 1t
W,u oe remembered that Mr.. and Mrs.
tor et ~ left Sistersville last winter
IL C u' hlondike, and on reaching Seat
ilea " 81 compelled to give UP the
}Ir ~ ~ preceding further owing to
ditio," alaee's poor health. His con-
At Az nov now is greatly improved.
rrec,G we reception rendered to the
aigb t' let Century Club Tuesday
her 5o BY Miss Lydia Heatherington al
cont eo''e IN South Bellaire, the euchre
pe1a ~ resulted in the visitors first
Ing to "a. beautiful ported plant, fall
ors soo1 ailss May Kelly, and the visit
John '1 Fi prize, pair Of silk hose to
China tisa. The first club prize. a
Non .n "a ser, fell to Miss Alice VIII
8'u the club consolation prize,