Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-04-09
BELLAIRE.
The Happenings Of Yesterday in the
Belmont County Town.

Yesterday was pay day for the EN-.
ployes at the Pittsburg BLOCK Coal
Company's mines, located south OF the
city. About one hundred men are be-
ing employed at the bank at present.
DR.. H. C. Kemple has his thorough
bred English setter, Bess, under active
training at present.
A great many CT our people will go to
Wheeling Monday and Tuesday even
ing to see the Biogprah of Pore Leo.
Tickets can be had at Dollar Savings
Bank and McGinty C Straub's.
Philip D. Miller, Of Newark, was
guest yesterday at the Globe.
Samuel Johnson, of Salem, was
business arrival in the city yesterday.
John Boyd, of Franklin, arrived in
the city yesterday and stopped at the
Anderson.
John A. Neff and Mrs Neff and chill
dren, were the guests of friends in the
city yesterday.
. A number Of colCred folks from
Wheeling will give q dance at the City
Hall tomorrow evening. Tle colored
city orchestra will furnish the music.
A party composed CT seven buns
were found in a stable in the Second
ward yesterday afternoon about two
o'clock by the police and were run OUT
OF town in short order.
Mrs. r. Johnson and daughter, Miss
Daisy, have returned home from few
days pleasant visit with friends at
Sistersvilie, w. Va.
Mrs B. F. Catch, of Wheeling, is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Johnson, of the Fourth ward.
The ladies who are to assist the
members Of the local lodge OF Eiks and
Heatherington' band in conducting
their fair and festival, which IS to be
opened at Armory hall next tuesday
evening, met last evening at Armory
hall and made the final arrangements
for the affair. A corps Of young ladies
were assigned to each booth by Mrs.
Flora Dubois and Miss Mary STAMINA
felt, who have full charge Of the differ
ent departments.
Miss Ella Francis is lying seriously
i'll at her home in the Third ward.
A new school director will be elected
in district No. tomorrow.
The entertainment given at st. Paul's
A. NJ. E. Church last, evening under
the auspices of the congregation was
very largely attended by the members
and their friends, and was quite a sue
cess in every respect.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Roemer, of the
Fourth ward will depart some time in
May for Milwaukee, Wis, at which
city they will reside in the future.
The condition Of George Piersol, the
shipping clerk at the Bellaire bottle
works, who suffered the misfortune OF
having his jaw bone broken in fall
from his bicycle Thursday night, was
much improved yesterday.
Mrs. jefferson kettlewell is confined
to her home on Gravel Hill quite i'll.
David Ogle, the repairer, will move
into his quarters in the Satterfeld
building, on Thirty-frSt street, some
time shortly.
The Duquesne Club gave their regu-
lar weekly select hop at the City Hall
last evening. Quite a number OF the
members of the club and their friends
were in attendance, and most enjoy
able evening was spent generally The
music was furnished by Prof LaRoche.
Rev. Sankey, of Allegheny Seminary,
will occupy the pulpit Of the United
Presbyterian Church to-day at both the
morning and evening services. The
Sunday school at this church will con-
vene at $3.50 a. m, and the Young Peo-
pie will hold a meeting at Gas p. m.
Miss Alvira May Brutchey died at
her home in the Third ward last Fri
day after an illness of typhoid fever.
The deceased was twelve years OF age
and was well known and liked. The
funeral will take place from the late
residence this afternoon at 100 O'Clock
and will be conducted by Rev. Q. w.
Holmes. The remains Will be taken to
Winding Hill cemetery for interment