Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-25
BELLAIRE.
A Resume OF Items, Personal, Social
and Otherwise.

Mrs. Matte Kelly, proprietress of the
Hotel Windsor, is able to be about again.
after having been confined to her apart
ments for four weeks. quite i'll of grip.
Joseph Carter, an old and highly re-
spected citizen, is lying critically ill of
grip at his home on Gravel Hill. His wife
also is slightly indisposed.
Constable William Brainard spent
while yesterday at Echo. Ohio, on bust
ness.
E. 5. Rhodes of Middletown, Ohio, was
an arrival in the city yesterday on bus.-
ness.
Frank Crawford and John Brannen, of
the Second ward, will dance for prize
next Monday evening at the fair and fes-
tival being held at Armory hall by the
Knights and Ladies of the Golden Eagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kinney entertained
the "Thimble Circle" Thursday evening at
their home on Gravel Hill in quite de-
I.ghtful manner. Many different kinds of
social diversions were INDUCED in through
out the evening and a very pleasant time
was spent by all present. AT the conven-
tional hour, the guests partook of tempt
| ing refreshments.
| Mrs Z. H. Stay, of the Fourth ward, has
returned home from a brief visit with rel
atives at Glencoe, Ohio.
| A special train consisting Of five coaches,
| carrying quite number of B. & Q. Off
Gals, passed through the city yesterday
morning at 7:So O'Clock, west bound over
| the b. & O. road. The officials are now
| engaged in making a tour of inspection.
Among the party were F. D. Underwood
general manager; ]. K. Cowen and Oscar
| G. Murray. receivers; ]. NJ. Graham, gem
eral superintendent of the line west of
the Ohio river; Supt. j. H. Glover; David
| Lee. superintendent of maintenance of
way. and Henry Brown, travelling engin-
| eer.
George Gather of this city, departed
Yesterday via B. & o. for Munc!e. Ind, at
which city he has secured position N one
of the glass factories
Miss n Shipman, of the Second ward
is the guest of relatives at Newark Ohio.
| Miss Florence Pritchard is confined to
her home in the Fourth ward, quite i'll Of
grip.
Police court was not in session yesterday
morning
| Edward sutton. Of the Second ward is
contemplating taking a trip to Kansas
| City, Kansas, some time in the near
future.
| A young child of Mr.. and Mrs William
Powell of Rose HILL is lying seriously i'll.
| A number of young society folks at St.
| Clairsville gave an enjoyable select hop
| last evening, for which the music was
! furnished by Prof. Anton LaRoche, of
this city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Woodrum have re-
turned to their home on Gravel Hill, from
Marietta, to which city they were called
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Woodrum' s
sister-in-law, Mrs. Philip Snyder, which
! occurred on Tuesday
| The ST. Clairsv.lle Presbytery held a
! fairly we'll attended meeting al the First
| PRESBYTERIAN church in this city Thurs
! day afternoon, which was presided over
bv Rev. Alexander. The principal bust
| ness matter brought up and transacted
| was the acceptance of the resignation Of
Rev. Otis Harter from the church at Nor
ristown. Ohio. Rev Harter has accepted
a call from the Woodsfied, Ohio, Pres
bytery.
| John Hopkins and W. II. Mason have an
! nounced themselves as candidates for the
nomination of township treasurer on the
Republican ticket.
James Patterson is lying Ill Of grip at
his home in Georgetown, west of this
city
Last night another large crowd Of peo-
pie. including folks from neighboring
points, attended the fair and festival be
ing held at Armory Hall under the aus
pices of the Knights and Ladies of the
| Golden Eagle. Concert music was fur
n.shed for the occasion by the Jr.. 0. |.
! " hand. Dancing was induteedi in by
all present after the hour Of ten and a
pleasant time was spent generally. A
! large number of members of the Uniform
ed Rank. knights of Pythias, also were
present.
The board Of health held a wen attend
| ed regular meeting last evening at the
| Mayors office, and transacted business Of
| a routine nature.