Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-28
an attraction which stimulates and en-
courages the young people.

The party which left on the B. & O.
excursion for Atlantic City yesterday
morning included the following Bel
laire people: Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Dick
ems and son. Mrs. Alice Wilson. Miss
Oval Dickens, Mr. and Mrs. S. WINNER,
Frank Mellatt, Thomas Shelly and son
Leo, John O'Conner, Miss Mamie
Jchnke, Mrs. Bertha Habiz. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Rolf The excursionists ex-
pect to be gone about ten days and
many of them will visit eastern cities
before returning.
The Woman's Missionary Society met
at the home of Mrs. James Du Bots
last evening.
Miss Edith Reed. of Fifth ward. is
spending two weeks with Steubenville
friends.
]. White and wife have gone to
Cleveland to visit.
A union meeting of the Young Peo-
pies societies of the city will be held
at the Christian church Sunday even
ing.
On Saturday night the riding gallery
will be run for the benefit of one of the
firemen who was injured sometime ago.
The gallery will be moved to Thirty
fifth street On Monday.
The concert at Epworth Park by
Heatherington' band will be given re-
CARELESS of weather conditions and as
the pavilion is well protected no one
need fear missing the affair on account
of rain.
Miss Henry, a popular principal or
one of the Newark schools, is the guest
of the Misses Warden, of Noble street.
William Lipphardt, Of Martins Ferry,
was III the city yesterday.
p McGovern, of Steubenville, was
caller in the city yesterday.
Mrs. George L. Jones. of Fourth
ward, is quite sick with measles.
The heat yesterday caused general
remark.
George Sattersthwait, the Register
route boy for Gravel Hill, is taking a
three weeks vacation at Epworth PARK,
and in his absence Master James
Hughes will substitute. If any over
sights in the service occur patrons may
report to A. Porterfeld by calling up
local telephone No. 1875.
P. Freedman, of the Second ward,
left yesterday for Mt Clemans.
Pittsburg, after a pleasant visit with
Bellaire friends.
Quite a number of Bellaire people
left on the C. & P excursion yesterday
morning for Cleveland.
Mrs J. J. Ashenhurst and daughter,
of Columbus, and Mrs. j. Golden and
daughter, of Alliance, arrived in the
city yesterday and will visit friends at
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w. H. Sattersthwait and family left
yesterday for Epworth Peark to spend
three weeks.
Elder & Co. will give the proceeds
of their riding gallery this evening to
the Ladies' Aid Society Of the South
Bellaire church.
Miss Irene Eckhardt is seriously i'll
at her home in the First ward.
An exhibition drill by the Knights OF
st. John will be feature of the fair
and festival to be given by the Ladies
Auxiliary tonight.
A. H. Lieffer has returned from
visit to Cleveland.
P. K. Morrison, of Muncie, is here,
visiting relatives.
J. G. Crawford and family, of the
Fourth ward, are visiting at Cadiz.
The B. & o. will run special train
as usual to accommodate attendants at
the Assembly.
Dubois & Nc Coy have erected a new
lumber storage house on Central
avenue.
The usual Saturday night dance will
be given at Bellaire Park.
The congregational meeting an
nounced for the U. P. church was post
poned owing to the inability of Rev
Hopper, of Uniontown, to be present to
moderate the call for Rev. Proudfit.