Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-11
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| Ger. Is making some extensive improve
ments to his property.
Mrs T. T. Fawcett purchased lot
in South Bellaire' from Benjamin Neff
for $625, and will erect'c double house
Z on 1t in the near future.
James NcGregor, prominent bust
ness man OF Shadyside, died at his hons
Wednesday morning, after suffering for
weeks from a cancer. 1t was known
for several days that he could not
live long.as he continued to grow weak
er daily. During his long Illness he was
a patient sufferer All that medical SCI
ence could do was done to alleviate his
sufferings and prolong his life. He
leaves wife and one son to mourn his
loss. The funeral was held from his
late home on Friday morning, at 10
| O'Clock. The interment was made at
Rose HILL
William Mansell, who has been a long
and patient sufferer with complication
OF diseases, died last Monday at his
home In the Fourth ward. He leaves
a wife and young daughter to mourn
| his loss The funeral was conducted
by the Jr. o. U. A. NJ, of which he
was a member.
Miss stella Fawcett very pleasantly
entertained few of her many friends
at the pleasant home OF her parents on
South Belmont street, Bellaire. last
Monday evening The time was spent
in social games and music
Miss Helen Kirkpatrick delightfully."-
entertained a large gathering of her Ut
tie friends and playmates Tuesday after
noon at the home OF her parents on
Gravel Hill. The afternoon hours were
spent as only children can spend them.
Light refreshments were served.
Several parties of Beilaire society peo-
pie have been enjoying trolley rides.
The past week has seen large parties
out every evening, and one evening
there were three.
A large gathering of friends came to
the home of Miss Emma Bloom OF the
Fourth ward, Bellaire, on Thursday
evening to congratulate her on her fif-
teenth birthday. The evening was hap
PLY spent by all present.
The friends of Miss Edna Francis,
of South Union street. Bellaire, very
pleasantly surprised her by calling on
her Thursday evening The evening
hours were whied away with cards and
were served. Those present were Misses
Ida Giffln, Ethel Hardy, Myrtle Tarbet,
Nellie Faust, Nora Taffe, Ruby Whit
ten, Armand Doebler and Messrs. Harry
Bloom, John Gates, Id. Price, James
Keys and Meek Burrows.
The Epworth dance at GAINESVILLE on
last Tuesday evening was one of the
most important society events OF the
season. Those present from Bellaire
were the Misses Nell Tallman, Oral
Dickens Mrs. Hattie Lazure and Messrs.
Bert Hopkins, Will Duffy, Will Mill
gan and Charles Bippins.
Misses Margaret Brady and niece,
Marcellaine, left last night for Wash
ington, Philadelphia and other eastern
points, to spend month.
Misses Mana Patterson and Margaret
Gent. OF the Third ward, will spend
Sunday with friends atSSteubenville..
Mr.. Melvin Rosebesry, arranged
pleasant surprise in honor OF his wires
birthday on Friday evening. The
plans had been so carefully arranged
that she was completely surprised
when. on returning from walk with a,
friend, she fond the house full OF
friends that had been invited by her
shrewd husband to do her honor. About
thirty guests were present. The even
ing was spent with games, music and
social chat. Delicious refreshments
were served. ia.
Miss Anna Blaney and little Eliza
beth Nicholson returned yesterday
morning from Stockton, Mo- where
they have been visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Yearian, of the
C. e p, left yesterday to spend month
with relatives at New Waterford, o.
Willie H. Thompson, the ffteen-year-
old son, 1of. Jas. Thompson, OF Amber,
O.. died last night at half-past twelve
o'clock. He has been ailing for some
time with heart trouble brought on by
a severe attack of measles. Burial from
the home of his father to-day at 2:30.
Interment at Wegee cemetery.
Plans for the new city building are
on exhibition at the mayors Office
Thomas Ault is having some new
aud improved machinery placed in his
flour mill.
Harvey Milligan has begun injunc-
ton proceedings against James Fallen,
restraining him from tearing down the
partition wall between their respective
properties. 1t is hoped that the matter
will be amieably settled.
Miss Lucille Mckeivey, who has been
visiting friends In the city returned to
her home at Key last night
Miss Laura McKeen, Of Gravel Hill,
left last evening to spend few weeks
with friends at Centreville
w. C. Mooney and G. H. Moffat, Of
Woodsfield, were business visitors in
the city Yesterday,
Regular services will be held in the
various churches to-day with, the ex-
ception of the United Presbyterian and
the Episcopal. Rev, Proudft, OF the
first named, is i'll, and Rev. Cox, Of the
latter, is away on vacation.
The Bellaire public schools will open
September 3. The new building will
not be completed and temporary quar-
tiers will be secured for one or two
rooms.
Squire Morrell and wife returned yes
terday from a pleasant visit with
friends at Matamoras.
Miss Edna Rose very pleasantly en-
tertained friends last evening in eel
ebration of her having attained the age
of IL years. The young folks had a
very enjoyable time with merry games
and excellent refreshments.
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