Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-16

man s collar WHICH ID perhaps Ahoi
than his opponent is able to say. So
far as making a speaking campaign is
concerned, there is no doubt the Col
onel would be pleased to discuss the
issues with his opponent Or any I'M
portations that the Republican mana
gers might see fit to send Into BEL
mont county.
The South Bellaire NJ. q. church is
arranging for picnic at keyser IS
Grove. to take place a week from We'd
nesday.
Jos Rankin has returned from Mt.
Clemens.
Jos. Mansell contemplates a trip to
Cambridgeboro Springs in the interest
of his health.
Bellaire workmen are supposed to be
mostly Union men, and all Things being
equal are supposed to support nome
industries that are not controlled by
trusts. 1t is . well known fact that
the great sugar trust absolutely con-
trolled the price of sugar until 1t mad
a rival in a new company. 1t Is re-
ported that they are about to CONSOLE
date and the food products, sugar and
coffee, will be advanced IN price. A
new Wheeling company has put the
Arrow coffee on the market at the
same price as the trust, and 1t has sud
denly leaped into great popularity, but
| it's dollars to doughnuts that the very
men who talk the loudest concerning
building UP. home industries will buy
the trusts goods in preference, With
out giving the home goods single
| trial.
j. A. briggs has purchased the Balm
| ford property at Jefferson and Forty
sixth streets for $1,000.
H. S. Armstrong is spending Sunday
at Armstrong; Mills.
James Lyle, of Uniontown, was in
| the city yesterday.
Miss Tillie, daughter of F. Hartwig,
| of the Fourth word, is visiting at New
Castle, Pa.
DR.. Hensley and wife have gone to
! Pomeroy, o.
Miss Laura Hoffman is visiting in
Pittsburg.
Mrs. George Keyser, of the First
ward is able to be out after a two
weeks illness.
Mrs. Martin Cowen and son left yes
terday for Cleveland.
Mord Nelson will resume his duties
! on the c. & P. tomorrow after an idle
ness of several weeks due to illness.
Messrs. L. A and r. e. Lawrence
and families will spend the day at Ep-
worth Park.
Miss Beatrice Henthorne left for
Marietta yesterday.
The directors of the Belmont Light
and Power Company met yesterday
and appointed a committee to confer
with the consulting engineer with re-
| gard to the plans and specifications for
the new plant.
Mrs. Sarah Neff, relict of the late
VIM. Neff, died at her home near st.
Clairsville Junction Friday, aged u
| years.
Misses. Margaret and Myrtle Stewart
| have returned from a pleasant visit
with East Liverpool friends.
Henry Bloom has returned from
| Charleroi.
Joseph Tallott and Thos. Donahoe
were up from the Buckeye fishing camp
yesterday and reported everything go
ing on merrily with the boys.
Miss Grace Elder, of Pittsburg, Is
visiting Miss Ella Cooper.
Miss Lizzie Lentmeyer, of Newark
| is the guest of Miss Rae Davis.
Marshal Johnston is happy over the
| arrival of a new daughter.
Charles Huffman has accepted a
| clerkship at the Bellaire news depot.
Miss Kate Ney and Miss Bee Murphy
will spend the day with friends al
Newark.
Mrs. Richard Metz, of Toledo, is the
guest of Mrs. VIM. Mccoy, of the Fifth
ward.
Dr. and Mrs. Cooper are taking q
summer outing at country villa neal
Altenheim, w. Va.
August Schick and family leave Mon
day for Mt Lake Park.
Presiding Elder ID. c. Osborn, OF
GAINESVILLE, passed through the city
yesterday on his way to Woodsfeld.
All arrangements have been made fol
| the concert to be given by Heathering-
| toms band at Epworth Park the evening
| of the 18th. A special train will be run
on the B. & o. to accommodate Bell
aire people, leaving at $3.50 and return
ing at 10 o'clock.
Yesterday Charles Arnald was called
to Beallsville, Monroe county, by the
death of his uncle. Robert Arnold.
well known citizen of that place. John
Fish is looking after Mr.. Arnold's drus
business until the latters return which
| viii be deferred until Monday.
Charles Thomas, popular young
! man of Newark, was calling on friends
in the Fourth ward Friday evening.
Prof. Ed. Mink, of Glencoe, was
pleasant caller upon Bellaire friends
| yesterday evening.