Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-03-08
BELLAIRE NOTES.

Theodore Neff, the insurance agent,
is travelling through the eastern part
of the State at present on business.
McClain & Co., of McClainsville, west
of the city, will furnish all the stone
to be used in the work of widening the
bridges at all points along the B. & o.
road between this city and Newark,
preparatory to the laying of a double
ping large consignments OF stone to
Wheeling to be used for various pur-
poses.
The suit of House G. Hermann, OF
Wheeling, against Ross McFadden for
the recovery of $40 alleged to be bal
ance on the sale of a wheel, was
brought up in Squire Frank S. Mason S
court yesterday afternoon at l o'clock.
The defense called for trial by jury,
and the case was continued until March
10th at p. n.
Attorney Charles Lynch, of Woods
field, passed through the city on Mon
day on his way to Kansas City, Mo, on
business.
John Cook, of ST. Clairsville, was in
the city yesterday, a guest Of friends.
The members of Spangler Corps No.
1872, w. r. c., are now engaged in quilt
ing quilts to be sold for the benefit OF
the lodge.
DR.. and Mrs. Mcclellan will entertain
the Gravel Hill Literary and Social
Club tomorrow evening at their home
in the Fourth ward.
The Duquesne hook and ladder COM
pany will hold banquet at their quar-
tiers next Friday evening.
A carpet rag social was given at the
home of Mrs Rush C. Faris yesterday
afternoon by the ladies of the Fifth dl-
vision of the Working Society OF the
First Presbyterian church. The affair
was a signal success, both socially and
financially.
The Independent Order of Good Tenn
plars will open their annual district
convention in this city to-day. A union
meeting will be held to-day and the
convention will be closed tomorrow
with a business meeting, as previously
announced.
G. F. Parkins, of Cleveland; Fred.
Reitz of GAINESVILLE; H. H. Kildow, CT
Belmont: L. P. Bailey, of Tacoma; f.
n. Bailey, Of GAINESVILLE; and G. L.
Critics, of Shreve, were among the
Ohioans arriving in the city yesterday
on business.
Traffic on the Bellaire division OF the
B. B., & M. F. Electric Railway was
badly crippled yesterday morning ow-
ing to the heavy snow fall.
1t is likely that things will have been
gotten into proper shape at the Bel
laire Steel plant for a start-up in full
this morning. The plant has been idle
since last Saturday, undergoing repairs
and improvements.
Harvey Reece, of the vicinity of New
ark O., has accepted a position as
night clerk at the Hotel Globe.
Among the Pittsburg people in the
city Yesterday on business were W. H.
Moore and j. r. Steele.
T. A. Myers, of the B. & 0. clerical
force. will take part in an entertain
ment to be given at Bridgeport next
Saturday night
st. Josephs Commandery No. 238,
Knights of st. John, will hold regu-
lar business meeting at their quarters
tomorrow night. Some important
matters will be brought up for trans
action.
The plans have been drawn up for
new brick building to be erected some
time in the near future on a vacant lot
on South Belmont street by the Pabst
Brewing Company, of Milwaukee, Wis.
The building will contain a hall one
hundred feet long and forty feet wide,
and large bowling alley, besides other
apartments.