The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-12
EELLAIRE LOCALS.

The Mite Society OF the Episcopal
church met at the residence of Mr.. j. b
Barnhill, on Guernsey street, Gravel Hill
last evening.
Miss Lulu Moore, daughter Of Mr.. Eli
! Moore, OF B4rnesyille, is visiting MISS
Bessie Hoge, daughter of General Hoge,
| on North Guernsey street. Mis- Hoge
gave dinner party in honor OF her
] guest yesterday.
The High School Literary Society to-
night resumed its meetings, interrupted
by the spring vacation.
Owing to slight indisposition DIR.
Dixon did not arrive Wednesday as ex-
pected He will preach at the Presby-
terrain church this evening, however,
without fail.
At the meeting of the Ladies Foreign
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian
church yesterday Misses Maggie Gum
Minis, Lucy Anderson and Maggie Crafty
were appointed as delegates to the Pres
b t9rial meeting at Cadiz.
\ little boy was run over by lurni'
turo wagon, on Belmont street, on We'd
nesday evening about dark. Fortunately
the wagon was empty and the chlld's IN
jures were slight.
The regular communication oil Ionic
Lodge +. q A. M, was held last night.
The Second Regiment Band IS becom-
ing y fine organization, and bids fair to
surpass the old Bellaire City Band, II
that is possible.
A new reel is to be built for the Gravel
Hill Hose Company, by johnson u
RCwles Of this city.
Mayor Cassall was made the recipient
of handsome gold pen and holder,
Marshal Archer with neat uniform,
and 2. S. Cowan, Esq, with gold
headed cane, at the inaugural ball.
Mr.. w. G.. Barnard, ST, is back from
visit to the West.
The only inmate of the lock up, yes
terday, was a colored woman in "deh-
cate condition"
The owners of the patent on the tubu-
lar lantern, which is manufactured 10
Chicago, have obtained temporary in
junction restraining the pstentees Of the
BuCkeye laatern made here, from selling
their lanterns. They have also sued the
Buckeye inventor for infringement OF
their patent. Messrs. G. S. S. Baron, A.
Ii. Baron, d. Rankin and w. q. Cash,
from this city. are now in Cincinnati IN
the interest OF the patentees. The case
was brought in the District Court there.
Mr.. John r. Nuzum, formerly of the
Beliaire Standard, is going to start
national newspaper at GAINESVILLE.
MIR. John Butte well known citizen,
died Yesterday morning after lingering
illness.
The appointments of police will be
made pubic next Tuesday night.
The Baron Manufacturing Company
will probably shut down in most of its
departments this week.
Letters for the following persons are
uncalled for at the postotiice: Miss Jen-
ME Adams, DR.. 5. 2. Barnes, William
Cochran, James b Foley, Joseph Hsger-
nan, Prof. Ed. Howard, Charley b.
Jones, Miss Barbara Lee, William A.
Montgomery, B. f. Spauswick.
Suit has been entered in the Common
Pleas Court. against Rev. j. w. Toland,
pastor OF the NJ. E. Church of this city,
Jv James b. Reed and his wife Harriet,
charging him with Islander, aud claiming
s. coo damages.
Mrs. Mary Ramage, nee Patton, widow
of Joseph A. Ramage, Esq OF Nc
Gregor. lows, is visiting the family OF
DIR. L &. Morgan. Mrs. Rsmage lived
here IN her maiden days, and Is well
known to many of our citizens.
Rev. Il. G. Wallace, of this city, has
been appointed Presbyte:ral Superin-
tendent of Sunday Schools in the Pres
bvtery of the u z. Church.