Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-02-24
BELLAIRE.
News Notes of Interest From the
belmont county Metropolis.

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belmont county Metropolis.
E. ii. Bailey. of GAINESVILLE. was in the
city yesterday.
The thermometer reached the zero mark
yesterday morning.
Margaret, the young daughter OF /. j.
Rietz, Is quite sick.
s. A. White. OF Key. was a business cali
er in the city yesterday.
Miss Bertha Rose, of the Fifth ward. is
confined to her home quite i'll.
F. W. Ketterer. of woodsheld, was in
the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. Dennis Riley. of Pittsburg, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Grela,
Hoyts "A Milk White Flag viii be
at the Columbia Theatre Tuesday night.
+. NJ. Cowen and family, OF Flushing. are
the guests of the family Of ID. r, Cowen,
Miss Rose Mccoy. of Woodsfield. * Wis
iting Mrs. Lydia simons, of the Fifth
ward.
Mrs. James Kinney pleasantly entertain
ed the Thimb Circle al her home Fri
day evening.
Edward vsncamp and A. A. Clark have
returned from a short visit with Barnes
vile friends.
D%ankworth & Ney have placed a fine
clock in their window for the aecommoda-
ton of the public.
The funeral OF Miss Lille odbert took
| place yesterday. Rev. Simons, of the First
M. f. church. officiated.
The funeral of Frederick Hecker will
take place this afternoon at two o'clock
| from the German church.
James o'Toole, who was painfully in
jured some days ago at the steel plant.
has recovered sufficiently to be about
again.
Quite a number OF engineers and fremen
took the examination under the State Ex-
aminer AT the Globe Hotel Friday and Sat
urday.
Miss Mae Eddler and I. w. Archer were
painfully injured in a street car collision
with a freight train, at Bridgeport, yes
terday.
Mrs. A. Herzberg celebrated her ff-
tieth birthday Friday. and received many
congratulations from her family and many
| friends.
4 oiIit" at b0 tNRANtah VI
Glencoe. died Thursday morning at his
home. The deceased was well known in
this city.
The Kilmet Hearne had a
crowded house at the Columbia theatre
last evening. and gave an excellent per-
Torrance
The Knights Of the Golden Eagle had a
large crowd at their fair and festival last
evening. Quite a number took part in the
dance after ten O'Clock.
The meeting Of the Shakespeare club.
which was to have been held at the home
Of Miss Lulu Nelson. on next Tuesday
evening, has been postponed.
The funeral of Mrs. Fanny Washington
will take place this afternoon az two
o'clock from her late residence. The in
terment will be made in Rose Hlll ceme-
terry.
Miss Kate Conner. formerly manager Of
the Postal Telegraph office In this city.
has resigned her position and left yester-
day morning for Frederickstown. Ohio.
where she has secured a position with the
Z. & O.
Adoiph Bonrique. manager Of the Gem
fury GLASS company. Is reported 10 have
resigned and accepted a position with the
National Glass company at Albany. Ind.
1t is said Doss Taylor has been selected
to take his place.
While it is about time for politics 10
take a hold on the people. both parties
ssem to be Indifferent and so far no can
didates have announced their names. and
from the outlook at present the campaign
promises TO be a quiet one.
This evening the members Of Plymouth
Council 0. Il. A. NJ. and Daughters on
Liberty. will attend the Presbyter.on
church. and Rev. Conee WIN preach an
appropriate sermon for this occasion. The
lodge will meet a. their hall at seven
o'clock ard will attend in a body.
At a meeting of the Epvorth League OF
the First NJ. f. church Friday evening.
appropriate resolutions were adopted on
the death Of their president. Or. W. Chas.
Nen. Quite a number OF the members will
attend the funeral Of their late president
to-day.
The report of the smallpox situation III
Wheeling and on the Ohio side. exclusive
~ published in the Register yesterday
morning. met with much approval BY the
people in this city. as the public has been
anxious 10 know the true situation and
not have to rely On rumors. which are
mostly exaggeratfons-
For some time the public has criticized
the language allowed to be used on the
stree, ears in the presence OF ladies. and
almost all OF the conductors have stopped
the offense. but still some allow the prsc-
tice to continue. and 81 late IL has been
much annoyance TO the travelling public.
and It is hoped that in the future they
viii be more careful ard stoD this pFac-
tice.