Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-13
BELLATRE.
ScNA Notes of Interest FROM the Dell
mont County Metropolis.

To-day is the Republican primaries.
j. d. Saylor, the painter, is on the
sick list.
The steel works has a thEee weeks
pay to-day.
r. c. Meyer was a business visitor
in st. Clairsyille yesterday.
VIII T. Tappan, of Mansfield, was q
visitor in this city yesterday.
Will Kirkpatrick was calling on
GAINESVILLE friends yesterday.
c. E. Frankhouser is able to be out
after a long illness with fever.
Paul, the young 0 of S. WINNER,
is much improved after several weeks
illness.
The painters OF Bellaire will hold a
dance at Turner hall on Tuesday,
April %.
Dan Putt, c. & P. operator at Wells
vile, was in the city yesterday calling
on friends.
The Standard Bridge and Boiler
works will be offered at receivers sale
next week.
Mrs. Knack, of Gravel Hill, has a
dry goods store in connection with her
confectionery now.
Mrs. Rachel Artogast, of Manaca,
Pa, is visiting Jacob Wasser and fam
dly of the Fourth ward.
Miss Carrie WINNER has returned
to New Lexington, where she will re-
sumo her studies at college.
Miss Mary Conway, who has been
visiting the family Of John McDon-
aid on Gravel Hill, is very i'll with the
fever.
Jean Carnes entertained the Bow
Knot club at her home in the Fourth
ward last night, and a very enjoyable
time was had by ell.
Miss Ncttie Leech, of Gravel Hill, is
in PhllipsbUrg, Center county, Pa,
called there by the serious illness Of
her uncle. Jacob Test.
It was reported about town yester-
day taait a man by the name of Has
l.ns, WHO resides ir Mead township, a
teacher in Franklin, had smallpox,
but the hee It'll officer said a. was with
out foundation.
The Christian Endeavor societies of
this city will hold union services on
Sabbath evening in the Christian
chtcch. However the regular evening
chstrch services will be held in the
MnthoGis. church.
The directors of the Gravel Hill
Reading Room Association will hold
a meeting in their rooms tonight to
consider what shall be done with the
rooms this coming summe and to ar
range for a social.
Word has been received from Coon
Rumbach, who is in Nit. Clemens I'M
u~ersoing treatment for rheumatism,
tina. he is much improved and will be
home in a week. His many friends
hare will be glad to hear this.
The valves in the big pump at the
water works went on a strike Thurs
day and it was thought for a time that
the water would have 10 be turned off
till they we're fixed, but the old pumps
wers used till the new one were re-
paired.
There are a great many new build
ings going up on Gravel Hill at the
present time. The vacant lots on
Forty-sixth street are being built up
by Nj. Ramsey and John Robinson,
which make a big improvement on
that street. and ground is being
broke in other places where houses
will soon be built.
Mrs. James Cooper died Thursday
night at her home on Gravel Hill after
a long illness of heart trouh'e. She
is survived by her husband and eight
children, who have the deep sympa-
| thy of their many friends. Funeral
services will be held from her late
home on Sunday at 2 o'clock. Rev.
Cox, of the Trinity church, will have
charge. Interment at Rose Hill GENE
terry.
A reception was rendered Rev,
Proudft by the U. p. church at the
home of Mrs. Jennie Grafton on
Gravel Hill, Thursday evening, and a
very pleasant time was enjoyed BY
those who attended At a seasonahle