Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-14
BELLAIIE FACTS.
Death OF Mrs. Archer-Parties-St.
Patrick's Day-The Y. NJ. q. A.-Other
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Patrick's Day-The Y. NJ. q. A.-Other
Items.
About 90 persons Mailing from Monroe
county left for Missouri and Nebraska yes
terday. They will buy farms and go all
over these States. Many more will go.
Those leaving are pretty we'll fixed.
Mayor Cooper's total report for Febru-
airy amounts to 1920 80.
Mr.. Lewis Pracht, of the Second ward.
who works at the Etna glass works, was
overcome by cramps yesterday and com,
PEELED to go home. His condition is not
alarming.
The Catholics will observe st. Patrick's
day by an entertainment, Among the
Breakers and short lecture on the
works of st. Patrick and the glory OF Ire
land, by Father Gull, and concert at City
Hall.
The colored Odd Fellows will hold a fes-
tival at Turner Hall next Saturday night.
Proceeds for the lodge.
Mrs. Cynthia Ann Archer, wife of John
Archer, of the Second ward, died yesterday
morning about $50 o'clock, having never
rallied from the stroke of palsey which was
mentioned in yesterdays REGISTER. Mrs.
Archer was a member of the Disciples
Church and was esteemed by the entire
community. She was 20 years old. Her
o'clock.
The Andes on her way down received
number of passengers here.
A little child OF John Gade, died yester.
day. of scarlet fever.
Miss Matte Lewis, of Lamira, is the guest
OF Mrs. J. n. Budgeman, OF the Fourth
ward.
Rev. Toland, formerly pastor of the NJ.
Church here, is in the city visiting his many
friends.
The Republican primaries will be held
on the 18th to elect delegates TO the con-
vention at City Hall on the 24.h. Each
ward is entitled to four delegates. Little
interest is being manifested in the election.
Mr.. Lou Eberling has returned from Col
OradO. He will remain few months. He
speaks very highly of the West.
Mr.. Samuel Kennedy engineer on the G.
l. T. local. has been sent to Cleveland. His
leaving is regretted by everybody, men,
women and children.
The young men Of the different churches
are requested to meet at the Disciples
church on Friday evening, at which time
a permanent organization of the Gonng
Mems Christian Association will be effect
ed. The prospects for the organization are
very flattering.
Business continues heavy on the differ
ent railroads, Yesterday was pay day on
the c. 4 7.
J. NJ. Marirg, ESQ, is in New York on
business.
A. V. Honeywell, the grocer, is at Pow
haitian on business.
Mr. Lewis Lucks, who has been confined
to his bed by sickness for some weeks, is
again out and all right.
Henry Burris Esq, is building a frame
residence in the Fourth ward.
John Lowe, of MAYORS store, is on the
sick list.
There are at this writing two prisoners in
the lockup-RosSer and Trainer.
Footraces, base ball and boat racing is al
ready talked of by the sporting fraternity.
Mr.. Henry Hoffman is confined to his
bone in the First ward by inflammation of
the eyes.
For the Hamilton Benefit. tickets with
reserved seats for Hearn's Hearts of Oak"
can be had of J ohn McDermot.
Miss Lizzie Miller entertained number
of her friends in good style at the residence
of her father, Mr.. W. II. Miller in tbs
First ward, last night.
Mr.. Poker" Clark, who has been down
with sickness at the Wheeling hospital for
some months, has returned to the city, and
looks well.
Miss Dollie Rowels succeeds Miss Anna
Hogue as saleslady in NJ. Sonneborns shoe
store.
Mr.. James Darrah is preparing the plans
and specifications for the Turner'S hall.