Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-26
Brief Beilaire Budget.


The various Sabbath schools are pre-
pairing programmes for Children's Day.
The graduates have issued invita-
lions for the commencement, which are
very neat and pretty.
Mayor White of GAINESVILLE. win de-
liver an address in this city on Me-
mortal Day.
Nearly all those from this city who
are attending college will be home TO
attend the commencement exercises.
from which most OF them are aduase
Buffalo Bits Wild West Show will
be in Wheeling tomorrow.
l.. NJ. Sinclair, of the Fifth ward.
who has been on the sick list for sew
eral weeks, is much improved. and viii
be able TO tax his route for the Crown
Shoe Manufacturing Co, or Columbus,
Monday.
Fred Seabright is home from Wash
in~gton-Jef college.
This week closes the schools In this
city for the regular summer vacation,
and for three months the small boy
will need to play no truant nor dodge
the truant officer, but can get his bait
and pole and enjoy a good fish.
There Will be the regular Sabbath
school and church services at the va
rious churches to-day, morning and
evening. with the Christian Endeaver
and he Epwortn League meeting be-
fore the regular evening service.
The Bellaire BARRIERS Association will
meet at Florence Hartwig's shop to-
morrow evening. Business of impor-
lance will be transacted and a good at
tendance Is required.
Yesterday was pay day at the Steel
Works.
Buckskin Bits Wild West Show had
their bill car in town yesterday, and
put up the colored streamers which
everyone, young and old, look at. The
show will exhibit in the lot back to the
Cut on Saturday, June 8th.
The fishermen, John r. Cow, Wm.
Milligan and ID. II. Darrah, returned
from their fishing expedition TO Arm
strong's Mills. Friday night. For the
next two weeks the market will be full
Of fish caught by the imperial fisher
men. 1t is not yet learned where they
will have them on sale.
The funeral of Mamie Scohill, who
died at the home of her father Friday,
will take place from the Catholic
church this afternoon at ! o'clock. In
terment at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
Wheeling.
Mrs. Alexander, OF Gravel Hill. will
leave tomorrow for a visit with Sig
tersville friends.
Henry Kemple, while at work at the
Novelty Stamping Works, had the mis-
fortune to have one OF his fingers taken
of by one OF the presses yesterday.
Mrs. Angeline Strahl. OF the Fourth
ward, is seriously i'll at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. Chas. Strahl.
Mrs. Caroline Mellot, OF the Firss
ward, is quite Ill.
One OF the wagons OF Buckskln Bits
show broke down on Gravel Hin yes
terday, letting the occupants fall IA The
mud.
One drunk was registered at Mayor
Presses hotel yesterday.
The body OF Adam Wagner, who
died In Brilliant, was brought over the
G.. G. p. yesterday for burial. He was
a former Bellaire man. and was well
liked by all who knew him.
Enoch Smith, who has been working
In Red Key, Ind, Is sae guest Of friends
in the city.
It Is stated that there are 100 graves
OF old soldiers on Rose Hill 10 decorate
besides the ones In the Catholic ahl
the German cemeteries.
Miss Fannie Woods, OF MorrIstowns
is the guest OF Bellaire friends.
STAMINA Gibbons left yesterday on q
business trip { o Maietta.
Miss Letha Kilgose, OF the First ward,
Is on the sex list.
The horse OF j. r. Anderson. dTiy-
en- by Vern Adams, Of Gravel Hill, ran
or in the Cut yesterday. Vern stay
ed with It until he was thrown out. He
was badly bruised and shaken up. but
not very seriously.
Quite a number from here viii 20 10
sistersville to-day on the City Of Wheel
ing.
The merry-go-round. which IL at the
corner OF Forty-geeond and Nobls
street. was in operation yesterday and
drew good sized crowds.
All OF the industries in Bellaire are
going and all Of them have orders
ahead. The Bottle Works will shut
down about the last OF June,
The Globe Hotel has had electric
fans put In the Office and saloon.
d s. Dreamer. OF 81. Clairsyiile. was<
a visitor In the city yesterday.
Mrs. John MeGraw. or Gravel Hill.
Is on the sick list;
Miss Maria Clements. Of the Fourth
ward. is the guest Of SteuberyiIie
friends.
The Memorial erno viii be preach
ed by Rev. C.. If. Watson at the Cnris-
tian. church this evening
John Schick. Jr, Of the Fourth ward.
left Yesterday for Baltimore for a visit
with friends.
The Merritt farm Of 173 acres was
sold yesterday afternoon to Chas. Ros-
ser for SIS coo. This Is a very valuable
piece OF property.
Mrs.. Clifford Myers and children, Of
the Fourth ward. left yesterday fer
Bald Knob for q several weeks visit
DR.. j. p. West win leave to-day FOR
Buffalo TO attend the American Nsdi-
cal Society. He win also attend the ex-
position
The fair and festival to be given by
the Heatherington-Elk Band will start
On next Thursday evening with 4
grand ball and the fair Win last one
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