Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-11-12
BELLAIRE.
Budget of Acceptable Sunday
Reading for Register Patrons.

The period has passed when the
Opera House project is in doubt. In
side of sixty days, If there are no un-
looked for delays the new building will
have been completed and will be ready
for use. Bellaire having been without
a theatre or suitable place for public
gatherings since the destruction OF the
Elisan Rink by fire in 1897 the pro-
posed opera building will fill long felt
want and will be appreciated by the
citizens The edifica will be construct
ed ON the lot on Thirty-third street
west of the Belmont hotel. The thea
ter will be one story high and 6o by
ITO feet. The stage will be 81 feet
wide by As feet high and IS feet deep,
sufficient to admit regulation scenery.
The place will be fitted UP with boxes
and seated in the manner OF an up-to-
date opera house Contracts nave al
ready been let for the foundations ana
work will be commenced on TUESDAY.
One Of the main promoters is y. Y.
Tallman, Esq, whose name is sufhclent
assurance Of the stability of the enter
prise. Associated with Mr.. 1alimah
are a number of other gentlemen one
of whom is practical man in the show
business.
Rev. C. P. Proudflt is i'll at his home
at Washington, Pa, and his father Will
occupy the q. P. pulpit here to-day.
Rabbi Harry Levi, of Wheeling, Will
deliver his lecture in Hebrew Temple
in the Frall Block Sunday evening
next.
Sam'I Herzberg has returned from
Cleveland and will have charge OF his
fathers shoe store
Fred Riddell and Roy Colclough, OF
the c.. & P. office, are spending sunday
at their homes.
The Windsor Hotel which has been
50 much improved externally OF late,
is now being decorated and papered
and when completed will be enc OF the
most inviting hostelries any place IN
the valley. The inside work is under
the supervision of Mr.. Hancock. OF
Pittsburg, who expects to finish his
contract the coming week.
Auditor and Mrs. Masterson Al
dredge and son are down from ST.
Clairsville and are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs Jas. C. Tallman.
F. C. McGill, of the High School, Is
spending Sunday at his home at WASH
lngton, Pa
The remains of the late James Garry,
of Brooks Run, were inferred at Rose
Hill yesterday afternoon. Deceased was
a plasterer by trade and formerly dld
much of the work Of Bellaire and vi
cinity.
The funeral Of the late Freeman
Davis, who died at his home on Wind
ing Hill, Thursday, will occur at
O'Clock this afternoon, interment at
Winding Hill cemetery.
The venerable Jacob Heatherington
is recovering nicely from his late ILL
ness.
The poles for the Belmont Electric
Light and Power Company have ar
rived and are being unloaded in the
C. l.. & P. yards The construction OF
the system will begin Monday.
Mrs. Jonn Close, of Salesyille, is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Martin Cowen.
Bellaire c. r. A. M. conferred the
Master degree at their meeting Fri
day night.
Miss Anna Van Law entertained the
Null Secundis club at her home in the
Fifth ward Friday evening.
Mrs. f. Hicks, of the Fourth ward,
who has been indisposed, is improving.
James Mckay, popular young man
of Moundsville, is spending Sunday as
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Allen
GREETINGS, of the Third ward.
John Mulkern left yesterday for a
short trip to Cincinnati.
Dr. Pirsel and Henry Lambkrohn
have returned from ten days deer
hunt up in Michigan.
Thos. Kennel and Edwin Phillips, Of
Armstrong; Mills, are spending a few
days in the city.
Henry Ault and VIM. Gephart, Of st.
Clairsville. were here yesterday.