Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-26
BRIDGEPORT, o.

Miss Lillian Alexander returned from
PaTkersburg last evening where she was
called TO the bedside of her sick brother,
who was there on a visit and taken down
with scarlet fever. Brother St. Clair, we
ale happy 10 say is convalescing.
Miss Lucy Alexander returned home last
week after a pleasant visit to Fremont, o.,
Ahere she has been visiting school mates
or the last two weeks.
DR.. John Cooke returned nome yester-
day after a professional visit TO Harrison
county, o.
DR.. McGlenn and sister of Mount Pleas.
ant, o., is visiting Miss Annie Brown, of
KirkwoOd.
jim Boston's Orchestra furnished the
music for BaPg's party last Friday evening.
Tie music proved satisfactory.
J. F.. Dent end family expect to make q
visit Though the West to be gone a month
or so, starting about the lst of September.
Rev. Laucke, Of Beaver, Pa, called on
some Of his Old friends yesterday, who
we're very glad to see him.
Mrs. William Gilmore, who has bsen
spending the summer months with her
ather-in-law in Kirkwood, returned TO
her home in Cincinnati last week.
Miss Hett Alexander is visiting Rev.
Barnitz at Des Moines, Iowa. She will not
return before November.
MI. Il. I. hlnney, now VI roEt "OIIui
Texas formerly Consulting Engineer OF
the Tusca was Railroad, who ownes a
cattle ranch within ten miles Of the former
place, was shaking hands with his Bridge
port friends during the past week, He left
for his present home on Friday. de is
DOW located in the same vicinity as several
former Wheelingites.
Misses Sallie and Nan Fisher, of Colum.
bus, o.. speDta short time last week with
Miss Dora Heuillin. OF kirkwood.
William shannon, Esq, a prominent at.
toruey of st. Clairsyille, was in the city
yesterday, on legal business.
Rev. Beall and family returned home
ast Thursday, from Fort Wayne, Ind.
Were they have been summering for the
past two months.
There will be preaching at the usual hour
t day at the Presbyterian Church, BY the
Rev. BesIl, in tie morning only.
Runor has it that Kirk McConahey and
VIM. BridensteiD, are 10 som journey
eastward 10 Locate.
VIII Glover, Of Kansas City, book keeper
or A$ktw BroiLers. is r,creating his
lCalth in Union town: hi? wher his moth
IT lives.
Mr.. Atkinson, a druggist Of |sdiz, 0,
$ n our town os'ensiveIy on business, but
really to call on one OF our fair ladies.
1be Misses Grey, of UniOntoS n, Pa,
are visiting Mrs. Andrew Baggs.
Andrew J. Smith and wife returned home
yesterday from a very pleasant visit through
Tue East. Mr.. Smith is travelling salesman
for the Elson Glass Company, Martins
Ferry, and reports the glass business look.
'Dg up
Mr.. Will Glover, of Mount Pleasant, O.,
drives the dandy team occasionally over
our streets and bridge" with a kirkwood
lady.
An interview with the prominent poll.
ticians of our town shows some disaffec-
ton in both parties. Some few OF our
Democrats (but not many feel sore o,er
the result and in the manner in which the
Beiiaire delegation was led into the trap
by the fine Italian bands OF some of orr
SClemers. Quite q number Of our Repub
licsns, friends Of the respective candidates
for the Clerk of Court on the Republican
ticket, feel in like manner over the result
and means by which the aspirents were
laid on the shelf TO dry and dark horse al
lowed TO win the race.
The Labelle Glass Works is running in
full blast and in good order.
The party given by Mr.. Edward Wells
and wife out the pike, at their new and
pleasant home, last Thursday evening,
WIS very select. The evening was pleas.
sntly spent in dancing and psrtsking OF
refreshments, interpreted with some very
fine selections on the Liano by Professor
George H Hennillin, OF the Columbus
Institute. The string music was rendered
by James Van Pelt, Of Martins Ferry.
Mrs. George Duncan and sister, Miss
Matte Hall, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, returned
yesterday from a weeks visit to NorWalK,O
Robert Clsylsnd and wife entertained
quite a number Of friends. last Wednesday
evening, at their home in Kirkwood.
Miss Lyde Holloway returned from Az.
bury Park, where she has been summer
J il e. Her mother, Mrs. W. W. Holloway.
is It'll at the Park, ard expects to return
ION.
Mrs. Frank Townsend is visiting Mrs.
FisLer.
Mr.. William Alexander is rusticating at
Chsuisugua Lake.
BThe business part OF our town Is being
greatly improved by Heinlein's new block
Our public schools open on the fifth of
September.
superintendent T z Orr returned from
the Bsrnesyil.e Normal Schoo! ready for
work.
Mss julia Skinner. an accom- plished
yourg lsdy Of New Philadsi phis, O., - Wis.
itirg Wis Mamie Duncan.
Hon. r }. Alexander and family are
still at Petersburg.
Miss AolIie Trsiner. Of Ste ubenyiIIe.
daughter OF Hon. J. II. Trainer, will visit
Miss Clsrs Forbes this week.
Tie Hamlet Of Acer" is still a booming.
Quite q number Of new houses bare BEEN
Pat up lately. II is generally conceded
that Bridgeport will he the future county
seat of Belmont county, o. 10 e7er moved.
The B 5 C., consisting of the 'bon ton
c"'ored Gentlemen Of Bridgeport, will give