Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-28
RelIaire Notes

hGllaIEe NOteSs
Earl McNabb is home from Scio Col
lege.
Last night was Baby Night at l. O.
O. F. hall.
Mrs. 1T. J. Sellers and daughter have
returned home from Pittsburg.
Two durnks were before the Mayor
yesterday, n just a mere boy.
Miss Helen Alum has returned home
from a pleasant visit at Cleveland.
Tickets for the High School COM
mencement will go on sale to-day.
Mrs. Julius Hays and daughter, Miss
Nellie, will leave for Cincinnati Fri
day.
Commencement exercises will be held
at the Columbia theatre on Friday eve
ming.
Dan. Bippus, of the Fourth ward, is
making his mark as a ball player at
Scio College.
Miss Maria Clements mas returned
home from, a pleasant visit with Steub-
enville friends.
Samuel Leach will have charge of
#. o. Brooks barber shop during his
absence to Springfield.
F. B. Sanders, of Ellsworth avenue.
Pittsburg, is the guest of Prof H. ].
Sellers, of Belmont street.
The Bellaire BARRIERS Association met
at Florain Hartwig's shop last night
and transacted business of importance.
Perry Cummins, of Gravel Hill, is a
o~, L., fy@r, 40 raAItaa1 an y+~ ~, ~, =
of the Pennsylvania University this
year.
Henry J. Lazure, of Mt. Pleasant,
died Sunday after a long illness. He
was the brother of George R. Lazure,
of this city.
John tPoorman and wife, of Rose
Hill, went to Spratt, O., yesterday
where their son graduates from the
High School.
There was a large crowd at the l. O.
o. fair and festival last night. in spite
of the bad weather. Tonight closes
it. Don't fail to attend.
The Van Dyke & Eaton Co., which
were in Bellaire several weeks ago,
have rented the Columbia theatre and
will be here for one week in June.
The funeral of While Marsh, the vic
tim of the accidental shooting last
week, occurred from the Catholic
church yesterday. Interment at Mt.
Calvary.
The second car of Buckskin Bills
Wild West Show will arrive tomorrow
and they will put up more bills and
l~ithographs. Bill shows in BeiIaire on
June Sth.
Miss Grace Warnock and Joseph Wal
lace, two of the leading people in the
Young Mems Amateur Show here, went
to GAINESVILLE, where they will assist
Miss Lorraine Holling in her amateur
play there.
The Heatherington-Elk band 10 max
ing great preparations for their grand
ball on the Goth. 1t will begin at one
O'Clock Thursday afternoon and will
last till midnight. This is the opening
of their fair and festival, which will
last ten days.
The Pittsburg Post Sunday printed a
picture of Miss Anna Kunkel. former
ly of this city, and made mention of her
as a most popular and pleasing soprano
singer. Miss Kunkel made many
friends while here who will be very
much pleased with her success in Pitts
ubrg.
1t was certainly surprising
the amount of people that went
from this city to Wheeling to wit
ness the performance given by Buffalo
Bill at the Wheeling Fair Grounds
yesterday. Although it was raining
hard during the morning, the street
cars were packed, taking people up to
see the parade. and there was a great
deal of heavier traffic during the after
noon. A great many people went up
by way of Benwood. There was two
train loads of people up IN the b.. q.
& C. yesterday morning from Pow
hatan and Bealsville. A great many
looked like mud men when they got
back, and some will have heavy colds.
The number that came up on the B..
2. & C. was estimated at about 100. A
| circus will always bring a great many
| people from Bellaire to see it
4 Marked IMPROVEMENT.