Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-27
BELLAIRE.
Various Matters of Interest IN the
Ohio Town--Movements OF lndl'
vlduals and Personals. -e-4=

Mrs. lanes Debula died at her nome
in the Second ward Monday evening.
The funeral will occur this morning.
The interment will take place at LIN
wood cemetery.
An effort is being made by citizens
to get Council to build a bridge across
the run from Franklin street TO Centrai
avenue, on Rose Hill.
The Sabbath school of the CHRISTIAN
Church will hold their annual picnic
at keyser's orchard on Thursday.
Frank Jackson, Edward Skeaton and
VIM Williams. Of this city, have JOIN
ed the company of coloreG lhlhuneS
being organized in Wheeling.
In the Mayors court yesterday sa-
loon-keeper was fined $40 and costs
for having a slot machine in his place.
Two other saloonistS were hned 9lo
and costs each for illegal selling
DR.. T. Shanfarber and wife, OF CO.
shocton, returned home yesterday al
fer a visit with Bellaire relatives. Ihey
were accompanied home by Mrs. Max
Herzberg. who will make them Visit.
The Young Mems Club have post
poned their moonlight picnic until Au7
gust I'd.
The Jr. O. U. A. NJ lodges of the
vicinity are arranging to attend the
anniversary celebration of the Jr. D..
Z. A. NJ. Orphans Home at Tifin, U.
Word, has been received that c. Z.
Movers. formerly of Bellaire, but now
EMPLOYED In a window glass factory
at Dunkirk, Ind, had a hand badly
mashed while at work and will be LAID
up for some time.
The local lodge Of Daughters of Lib
ertv celebrated the seventh anniversary
of their lodge with banquet last night
at G. A. R. hall.
The Jr. O. u. A. NJ band will make
its first appearance on the streets TO-
night in new uniforms.
George w. Kellar, the Second ward
grocer, has gone to Philadelphia to
visit his sister and recuperate.
Mrs. D. w. Boone returned from a
visit with relatives at Powhatan, and
is now visiting her mother at BeallS-
vile.
Reese Darby and wife, of the
Fourth ward. are visiting their son,
Sheriff VIM. n. Darby, at st. Glars
vile.
H. S. Armstrong is visiting his
narents at Wooodsfield. He has been
i'll. but is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Booth have re-
turned from Beallsville, where they
visited relatives.
VIM. Carl has returned from Camp
Alger. Va. where he visited the
Bellaire boys with the New Mata-
moras company.
The Sabbath school of the German
Reformed church will hold their an
nual picnic at Ennis place, west o.
Bridgeport, on Thursday. Half fare
has been secured on the street cal
| line.
The members of the BARRIERS unior
held a meeting Monday night in Flor
ence Harwig's shop. and passed
resolution that no person could rur
an account who owes another barber
| of the union Each barber is given {
| list of delinquents. This action wa:
| for the protection Of BARRIERS from
| habitual dead beats,
Jones & McGrane, contractors, have
| commenced work on the new schoo
house to be built at Shadyside. Tbs
| building will be of brick and will con
| sist of two rooms, arranged for add
| lions to be made when necessary.
| Misses Jessie Dunawav and Bessie
| Over. Of the Fifth ward are spend
| ing two weeks at Morristown.
Miss Maud Heller will leave to-da.
| to visit near Fairmont.
| The eighth annual assembly Of ED
| worth Park will be opened this even
| ing. The programme for the evenin!
consists of PRAYER and praise service
| followed by welcome words by d. C
| Osborne. J. E. Russell, o. w Holmes
A. J. Hiatt audothers. The famous
/ Ap0llo Ouartette will be present. Mis-
| Julia Coodall will be heard in solos
| and Miss Jessie Perrine in readings
| During the dav the annual convention
Of the Epworth League will be held
joseph Mansell has returned hom
from Cambridge Springs, Pa, mucl
benefited in health.
Council met last night.