Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-16

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The preparations for celebrating the BIZ
\ Centennial of the first settlement OF the
| Germans in America are being pushed BY
the German citizens of this city, and Octo-
her 3 will be a big day in Bellaire.
THE Knights of Labor will give 0 picnic
IN Wheeling Island. on Saturday. Septem.
her % for the benefit of the lodge The
| Globes, of this city, will play q match game
| of ball with the Regulars during the picnic.
A large crowd will no doubt be in attend.
The musical concert given by the Saal
fsmily, at Zilch's Hall, on Friday night,
vas well attended.
The new Windsor Hotel will be open for
| guests the 10Th Of this month. -,
The Harmonica club gave their irst ball
| OF the season. on Friday night.
Miss Katie Bappus and Mr.. James Reilly
| will be married on the 10Th of this month.
| Mr.. John Eberle, the gentleman who
built the soldiers and sailors monument in
| this CITY, has given notice that he wants
| he money due him within FIVE days or he
| will enter suit for the money. A meeting
| of the citizens is called for tomorrow even
ing. at which time it is thought plans can
be devised to pay off the 1912 due on the
| monument. $500,
The low water packets did q good bust.
| ness carrying people to the Wheeling Fair.
The New Orleans Ministries will be in this
| city on Thursday, September 20.
Miss Mary B. Rowles, OF the Fourth
ward, and James 7. MCGEE, OF Wheeling,
were married on last Wednesday evening
and will go to housekeeping at one IN
Wheeling.
The FIRE department is in almost as bad
A shape as the one in Martins Ferry. This
| city has a good fire department IL properly
,skep care Of, but Martins Ferry has NO
fire department at all. No a reel showed
UP at the fire on Wednesday morning al
the cooper shop.
zone into the painting business for them
Selves and are getting a fair share OF the
lr0de.
Mr.. W. c. Burguudthal and family have
| returned from M%oundsyille.
Jno. d. Baker is the new manager OF the
stI Get railway. Fix it up.
The work of putting in the new roller
process at the Globe FIGURING Mill has
| BeFn commenced.
Large numbers of Bellsire people took in
the Wheeling Fair. Wait till Dellaire gets
u Fair of her own. ,
A. C. Hill is handling the first oysters OF
the season,
If "our kid" had been sent to Cincin-
nari he wouldn't have got sick or run his
boat aground. II he'd ever got started
something would have had 10 come.
The ice men are looking gloomy on &C
count of the cool weather.
Miss Mollie Wilmington, OF Wheeling, IS
the guest of her friend, Miss Jessie wiley,
on Ruse Hill.
| KuTz next week. =,
The Young ladies of the NJ. Z. Church
will give a festival in City Hall on Thurs
day evening. -.
Miss Annie Knee, of the Third Ward, is
| lick, threatened with the fever.
The dance given by the Harmonic Club
n Central Hall, on Friday night, was an
immense affair and was a great credit 10
the club. 1t was the first ball of the season
and was we'll attended. About forty couples
were present and the merry crowd danced
10 the strains OF Fosters orchestra Till an
early hour in the morning. The following
is a partial list OF those present: Misses
ReItha and Mary Hardinstein, Sarah Jones,
Maggie O'Malley, Sarah Blum, Minnie
Leach, Mrs. James Lee and daughter Hat
Tie, Olive Ceckhart, Beta Beckhart, Agnes
Arboeast, Sadie Camp, Laura Dunning
Mollie Hsffey, ANNE Heatherington, AIMS
Mecban, Ida Morgan, Nellie Davis, Regina
Miller, Amelia Miller, Misses Mary and
Alice Jones, Ella Clark, Mrs Thos. Lilly
Minnie Clark, Annie Turuey, Miss Lin
New, of Philada, Alice Farley, OF Woods
felix, Rosa Rosenstein, of Wheeling, VIM
Clark and lVdy, Chas. Henry, Jr,. N lady
Henry Blum and lady, and Missrs. Jas
Lee, WIN. barley, Geo. Leasure, Herman
and Harry Alton, Thos. Nicholson. VIM
Mason, Ed. Elliot, James Dunning, Jane
Farley, Louis Daub, Louis Grella, Geo
Alexander, Walter Pryor, Geo. Ball, Ever
Baker, Jefferson Fox, Chas. May, Chas
Weyrick, Jos. White, Nick Barker
Mr.. Tiecc Anton Fox, Albert Rolf
George King, George Beatty, Isaac Luchs
Gus. Roeder, Peter Kern, Chas. Zlmmer
man, John and James Tobin, Jos. Bean
Frank Haffey, H. Hardinstein, Leigh
Leach and Mr.. Banks,
The Linean Literary Society have elected
the following officers: President, Johr
M%CGIanahan: Vice President, Oscar HOus
ton, Secretary, Allie Houston; Assistan
Secretary, Evar, Johnson; Treasurer, Ed
Morgan.
Mrs. VIM. Copeland is seriously ill at he
home in the Fourth ward.
The J. J.. club and the Olivettes,o OF Wheel
ing, played a match game Of base ball yes
tefday.
The Bryon Dramatic Club, under tn,
leadership Of Isaac Lucbs, is being organ
lied.
MTS. jas. GdTTlSOU, vi tHo IHlIu nhlu
mss returned from a trip to the country.
Miss Mollie Wilmington. OF Wheeling,
the guest of her friend Miss Jesse Wiley
on Rose Hill.
The Echo Literary Society will meet a
the home of Miss Eva Hyatt in the Fourtl
ward, on next Tuesday evening.
Will Hyatt, of the b. q o. shops has re
turned from short trip to the Chicag
Exposition.
ID. &c, is billing the road for the Esrls com
jIHstion'
Noylor & Miller have opened up a repai
shop that will speak for itself on Thirty
third street.
The public schools, with the exception o
The new building, will open up - morrow
rbc new school buildings will be ready a
1000 as the seats arrive.
VIM. Tappan leaves next week for a bust
ness trip in the interest of Belmont glas
works.
Mrs. Emanuel Bailey, of Rose Hill, i
visiting in Cleveland.
VIM. Blackbu n, Of Gravel Hill, is work
ing at Martin Ferry.
Mr.. Gus Hardirstein has made som
uaIuable improvements about his resi-
dence in the Fifth ward.
The Globes, of this city. and the Regu
lars, OF Wheeling, played a match game o
ball on the South Wheeling ball ground
Yesterday afternoon. Good playing wa
the feature on both side, but at the end o
the seventh inning the Globes got careless
and played poorly the rest OF the game
The following is a synopsis OF the game:
GLOBES, REGULARs.
White. "........"r~" Deypine ".....".....