Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-14
BELLAI2E.
Toms of ln6erest Cleaned Yesterday In
the Busy City.

Items of Interest Cleaned Yesterday In
the Busy City.
A first-class cook, white woman pre-
ferred wanted at the Exchange Hotel.
Claude Wood, of this city, who enlist
ed in Company M, First West irginia
Volunteer Infantry, has returned home
from camp at Columbus, Ca, and has
resumed charge of his duties as clerk
at the Hotel Exchange.
Deputy Sheriff James F. Richardson
S confined to his home on Union street.
quite i'll of grip. MI. Richardson's du-
ties are being filled at present by Mar
shall James S. Johnston.
Henry Elliott and E. L. Dinchell, of
GAINESVILLE, were in the city yesterday
on business.
John Clayton, the barber at Florence
Hartwig's tonsorial establishment
spent Sunday as the guest of his uncle
at Washington, Pa.
William Marshal has resigned his
position as bartender at the Belmont
saloon, and will leave shortly for
Charleroi, Pa, where he is in hopes of
securing position in one OF the glass
factories.
Ford Snodgrass has assumed charge
of his new duties as bartender at the
Belmont saloon.
The Bohemian Society gave a ball
fast night at Turner hall. Quite num-
Der of the members of the organization
and their friends were in attendance
and an enjoyable time was in progress
throughout the evening. At the usual
hour all present partook OF an elegant
luncheon. Some excellent music was
furnished for the occasion.
Owing to the frigid weather all the
wells belonging to the big Four" Oil
Company at Glencoe are inactive, with
the exception of Std No. /, which is
being pumped at present with results
satisfactory to all concerned. The lum-
Der for work on a new we'll to be To-
Gated by the company at point north
east of their present location, has been
shipped to Glencoe. However, work on
: the new well will not be commenced
by Thomas Morrison, to whom the con-
tract was let, until the weather is more
favorable for such operations.
W. B. Jackson, travelling salesman
for the Van Cleve Glass Company, of
Cleveland, was calling on his trade in
the city yesterday.
Mrs W. r. Jones, of Garrett, Ind, IS
guest at the home of her mother,
Mrs. M. A. Wallace, of Wallace's dam,
about two miles west of the city.
Frank Steger, of Belmont street, de-
parted last evening for Fostoria, Ohio,
at which city he has secured position
in a -four mill
Miss Catharyne Meyers, of the Fifth
ward, spent Sunday as the guest of
relatives at Beallsville.
A select hop was given by The
Faultless Five" at Armory hall last
night, for which some pleasing music
was furnished by Prof. Long. The
affair was attended by large number
of people, including folks from several
neighboring points, and a very enjoy
able time was spent generally.
James V. Martin, B. & o. baggage
master, will return to his duties this
ing been confined to his home for the
past two months. suffering from in
juries sustained in an accident, occur
ring at the B. & o. station.
Pilot Meldorn, of the steamer Queen
City, which is tied up at the wharf
boat on account of the ice in the river,
departed yesterday via B. & o. road for
his home at Cincinnati.
Bellaire Lodge No. 419, B. P. O. Elks
will meet in regular session tomorrow
night at their quarters, Odd Fellows
hall. Three or four applicants for
membership will be admitted and the
annual nominations of candidates for
the various Offices will take place.
Other business matters of Importance
will be brought up for transaction.
Miss Daisy Johnson, of the Fourth
ward, who has been visiting relatives
and friends at Sistersville for the past
six weeks, has returned home, accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. George Work
Henry Heller, of the Fifth ward, is re-
covering from severe attack of grip.
Miss Lydia Heatherington very
! charmingly entertained quite number
of her friends last night in the parlors
Of the steamer Queen City. which is