Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-09-09
HEILAIRE.
Haa.et of News Items From the BEL
aont County Metropolis.

unaref of News Items From the Bel-
mont County Metropolis.
school will open in the Second Ward
schoo this morning.
Mrs. NJ. Josie Wilson spent Sunday
xith relatives at Nef's.
The Epworth League of the First NJ.
= church took in three new members
last evening.
chas. Wilson, of TIE First Ward,
was the guest of friends at Bethesda
yesterday.
Misses Dora and Josie Crow, of
voundsville, were guests OF friends in
the city yesterday.
The U. R. K. of P. will hold a spec
,sI meeting this evening. A good at
tendance of members is desired.
7. T, Fleming and wife. Of Fairfield,
Ills. are guests of friends in the city.
They have been visiting old acquaint-
anees in the valley for several weeks.
The Heatherington-Elk Band attract
ed considerable notice on h streets
Yesterday in their new suits. They
furnished the music at a funeral at
Glendale in the afternoon.
Rev. E. A. Simons performed the rite
OF baptism on a number Of applicants
AZ the First NJ. Z. Church yesterday
morning. The official board of that
church meets this evening.
fhe New York World of recent date
contains an excellent cut OF VIM. Ken
ne1y. pitcher for the Brooklyn base
H5lf team. Kennedy was raised in this
lty.
Bellaire people are interested in the
connection of the loca, phone company
With the National system at Wheeling.
The improvements OF the Bell line here
mas placed their service in excellent
condition.
Himme.ein's Ideals will be the next
attraction at the Columbia theatre.
They will come the 10th for a weeks
stand at popular prices. The ecmpa-
nv was here last season and made
many friends who will be pleased to
zee their return.
The special train carrying excursion
tets to the G.. A. r.. encampment at
Cleveland will leave the C. l.. & W. de-
TaH tulS HlOIHiuE al csAts NNAblul SNeHN
ard time. The train will go through
bridgeport without stopping for pas
sengers.
The Bellaire U. r. X. of P. are just
" proud of carrying off the prize in
the competitive drill at Moundsville
last Saturday evening. The only oppo-
sIfion they had was from the Grafton
company, as all others failed to enter.
me first prize was 400. The boys here
have been faithful in their drills and
deserve the prize they captured.
Dr. NJ. j. Slutz preached an excel
lent sermon at the South Bel.aire M.
E. church last evening. This Is the
last service of the kind to be held in
this city before conference. The many
friends of Mr.. Slutz would be pleased
10 have him returned to the eidership
for another year. Surmises are being
made as to who will be the Methodist
representatives here next year as Meth
Z" Of the present men will return next
year.
The park policeman feels somewhat
hurt at the criticisms hat have been
mads of his management Of the park.
He states that heretofore the grass in
the park has been cut too much, and
as a cot it died out before
securing a deep root. AS to the trees,
he says the specialists at Washington,
D. c., have been unable to ope with
the myriads of ~caterpiIlars that have
invaded their parks, and that hs
should not be held responsible for like
depredations in the city park. He has
asked for specific instructions from the
Council and will follow them implic-
lily.