Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-02
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81. Mooney returned yesterday ,I",r
the East in the interest Of the D., q. az.
roed-
returned yesterday from montns soIouiH
At his home in Maryland. a.
Fred. Huseman, emigrant agent for the
p C. q 81. L. road, was in town yesterday.
KELLEY and Dave Croker returned from
Kelsey's station, B., 2. & c. road, ON Tues
day night, with thirty-two good sized fao'
hits. the result of one days hunting.
j. g. Hosue, of Pease township. passed
through town yesterday on his return
from Columbus with his nm: Jersey
heifers, namely: Gypsie, Carrie, BESSIE
and Anna. We understand MI. hogoe nss
a fine lot of stock, he having TAKEN 'ne
premium at several fairs.
The mill is shipping one hundred tons
of muck iron TO Pittsburg.
A. H. Hobbs, the Union street TOBACCO.
mist, will remove 70 Barnesyiise about tue
A little SON of John Nelson. of Gravel
Hill. WAS severely burned about the breast
and neck by the contents of Q teakette
being spilled on him Tuesday night
Sixteen cars of Chicago cattle will be fed
at the stock yards today;
The Good Will social will dance at Zilcn 8
hall November 10th.
Four Young ladies of this city are in the
habit OF promeneding up and down Union
street every night, in manner very anoe-
coming 10 them. The police have their
ewes on them and they will be brought
before Mayor Cooper if the practice is not
stopped.
Edward Jones, the suspicious character
picked up by officer Turner on Monday
night, and who enterad Mckelyeys bakery
akan n
Yesterday BY Marshal Dugan. On Jones
person was found the money stolen from
McKelyey's ana q sack of skeleton keys
and other BURGERS tools which he attempt
ed 10 throw away when arrested. From
every appear ance Jones is burglar. Hei
about five feet ten, very slim and has large
ewes and very spare face with very dark,
,bort whiskers all over his face. He IS
about SIS years old and says he is married.
He tells several stories as to his resi-
depce,
There was very pleasant surprise party
at Mrs. Edward Blackborn's on Gravel Hill
Tuesday night, in honor oil Miss swan, Oh
Darlington.
Cowan and Sheets bank closed four years
sgo yesterday.
About thirty taffy pullinss took place
Mrs. Sarah Crawford, OF Rlx's mills, O., Is
the guest of Lawrence and Crawford.
The ferry boat was laid up yesterday on =
account Of repairs.
Perline Good and Thos. Good were before
Squire Criswell, charged with assault and
battery on the persons of David and Elmer
Good. They were recognized to appear be-
fore court in the sum Of 300 each.
Christian Schmidt, the Bellaire reporter
Of the Wheeling VoLksblatt, was out in West
Virginia hunting on Tuesday evening. He
started home toward evening and in hur-
ryine down the steps at Benson's ferry in
order to catch the boat, fell and fractured
his right elbow joint. DR.. King attended
him.
On Tuesday, Drs. X. w. Muhleman, OF
this city, and d. w. HartshOrn, of Cincin-
natl. removed a large tumor from Mrs. 5.
z. Hutchison, who resides at Jersulaem,
Monroe county. Mrs Hutchinson, AT this
writing, is doing well, and will certainly
recover. She has suffered for four long
years.
About O'Clock yesterday morning, as
the Waterman was leaving the Ohio Lam
tern Company's Factory, he noticed the
roof of the main building was on fire. An
alarm was given, the fire apparatus was
applied, and the flames were soon eItin-
guished. Damage trifing. 1t was lucky
that the fire was discovered, as it orisina.
ted at bad time and place.
Miss Cora Renkin was ten years old yes
terday, and in the evening celebrated the
anniversary Of her birthday by a party.
The occasion was a pleasant one, and Mss
Cora was the recipient Of many presents.
The Catholic Unions rooms on Belmont
street are cosy and elegant. The boys are
united and bound to succeed.
Yesterday being the feast OF All Saints,
services were held in St. Johns church at
$50 and s 80 A. NJ and 1880 P. N. To day is
All Souls day. High mass OF requiem at
ga. NJ. for the repose OF the souls Ut all the
faithful departed.
The coming mission TO be given Novem-
Der 18th to the 10Th. in st. Johns church,
is the great expectation of the Catholics.
The Paulist Fathers Elliott and Hedges, OF
New York, will be the missionaries. II is
the first mission here for four years,
although the pastor has bad q1aty retreats,
spiritual conferences. ETC., iiWbich he WAS
aided by Fathers McMenamin, Jacquet,
Murray, Hannah and O'Meara. Father
Elliott has many friends in Wheeling, WIN
will take occasion OF the good Fathers
near presence to visit him.
The Greenwood cornet band ball to be
given OF Zilchs hall tom orrow night, will
or should be well attended.
The Ministers Aid Society festival on
Tuesday night realized about twenty dol
lars.
X. s. Fsris will assume the position va.
Gated by J. A. Greenfield. in the G. a p.
depot. l.. r. Battelle will take the posi-.
tiOn formerly held by Faris.