Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-08
BELLAIRE.
What is Being Done and Said in the
Ohio-Side Town-..Social and Per.
sonal Melanga.

The Board of Visitors for the in
spection of charitable and correctional
institutions in it's annual report COM
mends those in charge for keeping the
place clean, but recommends better
drainage and more light and pure air.
The dedication ceremony at st.
Johns Catholic church last evening
was an exceedingly elaborate and
! pleasing affair. The mission for the
ladies will draw to a close tomorrow
| at o'clock. and an important SER
mon will be preached at the late mass.
| The mission during the coming week
and commencing at 1880 this evening
will be for men.
The ball given by the Duquesne Club
at City Hall last night was thoroughly
| successful.
A musical festival under the direc-
| ton of Prof. Meyers, of Wheeling, is
an event set for next May, and looked
| forward to with much pleasure in mus1-
cal circles. The best talent from adj
jacent towns will be heard.
Harry Williams, formerly from this
| city, will have to answer charge for
swindling at Caldwell.
The record of the hotel registers is
as follows: Windsor-D. S. Sherman,
New York; George A. Korner, Pow
hatan; S. C. Boyer Jr., Scranton. Ex-
change-Nick Schieffler, Brilliant; w.
C. Aldrick, l.. G. Haines, Columbus
| Globe-James De Bur, Baltimore; D..
J. c. Newton.
Mi icto
of this district will be held at Trinity
| church Monday, January 10th.
A Chaldean missionary who stopped
at the Aednrson Hotel Saturday, stag
gered the clerk by registering in his
| yernacular.
John Blamey and Edward Jones are
| victims of grip.
In compliance with recent order
promulgated by the B. e o. freight
crews will run clear through from
| Bellaire to Newark.
The annual meeting of the share
holders of the Buckeye Savings & Loan
| Company was held last night.
The National glass factory will re-
sumo tomorrow.
T. ]. Thomas. c., L. & w. yard
master at Bridgeport, will resume his
duties after a short illness, Monday.
Miss Libbie Kull, of Woodsfeld, is
the guest of Mrs. Kelly, at the Wind
sor.
The public schools resume Monday,
after a two weeks vacation.
Spring politics have begun to peep
under the careful incubation of the
| heelers.
Miss Mary Donahue and Miss Katie
Deitenberger are the guests of Brilliant
friends.
| John Malone has returned from his
vacation visit to Cleveland.
| w. E. DaQford came in from Cald-
well yesterday.
C. F. Gill is back from Claysville,
| Pa.
Contractor s. c. Boyer, Jr., has re-
turned to the city, after holiday va
cation.
Wallace Males is the new porter at
the Windsor, vice Rafe Gibbs, re-
| signed.
The County Commissioners will go
| to Toledo next Tuesday, where they
| will be the guests of the Centennial
| commissioners.
| The rumor respecting the sale of the
| steet WI no Has oc0asloneu H1uCH Spec-
| ulaticn here.
Rabbi Harry Levi, of Wheeling will
| deliver his second lecture at the He
brew Temple (Troll's block, this even
ing, January Sth, at 1880 p. m. His
| text will be "To Judaism Universal. -
| Rev. Levi is fine talker and will draw
big audience. The choir of the
| temple will render some nice music
! Everybody is welcome. Admission
| free.