Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-04
BELLAIRE.
e Notes of Interest from the Re1s
mont County Town.

A. Klotz, Of Union street, is in New
York on business.
Mrs. E. Hughes, of Wheeling, Is the
guest Of Bellaire friends.
Charles Burkett, of the Fifth ward,
has returned from Findley.
Mrs. Howard Ealos, of Graysville, Is
the guest of Bellaire friends.
C. H. Carpenter, Of Martins Ferry,
was in the city on business yester-
day.
Miss Kate Darrah is the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Addison Thompson, of Pitts
burg.
Orlando Irwin has returned to the
University at Wooster to resume his
studies.
j.. w. Booth and Miss Edna Booth,
or Graysville, are the guests of Bell
aire friends.
Miss Lulu Robinson, of Washington,
Pa, has returned home after a visit to
Bellaire friends.
S. L.. Jones, of GAINESVILLE, is the
| guest of Manager Ed. Moore, of the
Columbia Theatre.
Miss Roseborough. of Newcomers
town, has returned home after a visit
to Bellaire friends.
Miss Mamie Patterson, who spent
the holidays with Bellaire friends, has
returned to Parkersburg.
Miss Mary Carnes has returned to
Mt. Union College after spending the
holidays with relatives here.
Friday night Spangler Relief Corps,
No. 1872, w. R. c.. will hold a meeting
to install officers for the year.
Mrs. John R. Gildea returned yester-
day to her home at Gibson Station, O.,
after a visit to friends in this city.
Since the repair of the supply cable
across the river Bellaire has been re-
ceiving a much better street car ser
vice.
A theatre party from Martins Ferry
attended the performance of the Will
sor Theatre Company Wednesday
evening.
Squire Mason. the local pension
agent. has been notified of an increase
il the pension of Andrew Truman, of
this city, from Sc to $40, to take effect
the 9Th of February.
Last night the Wilson Theatre Com
pany presented "My Uncle From CAL
cutta' to a packed house. Between
the acts pleasing specialties were in
troduced. To-night's production is
the Fatal Cara
The fire department was called yes
terudy 10 the mouse occupied by Henry
kemble, on Thirty-second street. A
fire had been started between the
floor and the roof by a hot stove pipe,
but was ~entinguished before any dam
age was done.
VIM. Turner has the honor of being
the first man to appear in police court
in this city this year. He was arrest
ed by Marshal Johnson on a charge of
assault and battery preferred by his
mother, Mrs. Fannie Turner. Mayor
Freese fined him $40 and costs and in
default Of payment gave hime sixty
days in Jail.
On next Wednesday night Plymouth
Council, No. II, 0. L. A. NJ, and Our
Pride Council, No. Is D. of L., will
hold a joint installation meeting for
the purpose of installing the officers
recently elected. The meeting will he
nelu III UTdHu ARMY nail. state Dep-
uty Councillor l.. j. Gratis will install
the officers of the o. L. A. NJ. and
| State Deputy Councillor Mrs. Holland
will install the officers of the D. of L.
After the installation a reception will
be held and luncheon will be served.
A story was circulated around yes
terday to the effect that an early B. &
| o. train knocked a man from the
Union street bridge to the ground.
Several people claiming they saw the
accident said the man was a stranger
to them, that after he hit the ground
he rolled over several times, then got
w and staggered off as though drunk.
The B. & o. officials deny that a man
was knocked from the bridge. TAX
ing the height the man must have fell
makes the story look fishy.