Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-06
BELLAIRE.

Belmont County Metropolis.
Louis Grella, of Gravel Hill, is some
what better.
Chas. Keyser, the we'll known drum
mer, is on the sick list.
B. W. Kirk, of Belmont, was visi-
tor in this city yesterday.
Miss Ruth Leach, of the Cut, is con-
fined to her home by illness.
James R. Fitton, the enterprisine
plumber, has fine new wagon.
c. E. Ruble has returned after a
short business trip in Pittsburg.
Miss Anna Wilson, OF the Fourth
ward. is visiting friends in Wheel
ing.
John J. Hanlin has enrolled his name
at the Frazier Business college, Wheel
ing.
John Wilson, OF Martins Ferry. was
calling on friends in this city yester-
day.
The Young. Mems club is making
arrangements for a moonlight excu--
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Test, of Columbus
are visiting Isaac Meyers, of the Fifth
ward.
The young son of S. WINNER is I'M
proving, after an illness of several
weeks.
W. F. Dixon, Esq, OF Martins Fer
ry, was business visitor in this city
Friday.
Charles Kelley is home from Trim
ity Hall, Washington, Pa, to spend his
vacation.
Mrs. Simon Tobin, Of the Fourth
ward, has gone to Wellsville to visit
relatives.
The children of Geo. Hill, who have
been very i'll for some time, are very
much improved.
One drunk was brought to the home
for the weary last night by Officer
Long. He was not given a hearing.
There is about twenty-four feet OF
water expected here, and II this is the
case, no fear is felt for any danger.
W. s. Phillips, OF Mt. Jewel, Pa,
who was called here on account OF his
brothers death returned home to-day.
The bar fixtures have arrived for the
new saloon of Pear Pieketts on Thir-
ty-third street. He will open about
April 10th.
Rush Farris and wife moved their
goods from the Windsor Hotel to Brazil
ey's house, where they will resume
housekeeping.
The reception rendered Miss Ora
Blon by the young people of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church, was an en-
joyable affair.
Clarence Darby, Of Columbus, who
is visiting his grandparents in the
Fourth ward, is in st. Clairsyille call
ing on friends.
The Sellers Music Co. has had the
street remodeled, and it now presents
fine appearance.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the U. P.
church was delightfully."- entertained at
the home of Mrs. r. Johnson, on
North Belmont street, last evening.
Marshal Johnson served notices to a
number OF Bellaire people to-day to
appear before the grand jury. which
convenes at st. Clairsville next Tues
day.
Miss Rose Phillips and Miss Ora
Blon, teachers in Youngstown, who
have spent their spring vacation with
relatives in this city. returned home
to-day.
Ted Lowe, who was hurt some time
ago by striking his head on post,
has not yet regained consciousness
and it is somewhat doubtful OF his
recovery.
Harry Fuhr, the electrician for the
BeIlaire steel works, went to Mingo
Friday to finish putting In and wiring
the electric machinery in the plant at
the works there.
Maj. Charles Powell has given notice
that the rehearing Of the bridge case
will be held in Pfttsburg April 18th,
At 10; 80 = n This win enable q del
egation Of rtyermen to attend
John Shipman. tho fve-year-old son
Of Walter ehipman. died Thursday
morning After short Illness. Funeral
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