Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-02-04
BElLAiRE WRITINGS.
A Newsy and Interesting Dateh OF Mis-.
celIaneous Locals for 0uS 9iass City

Readers.
The Evening Star Club closed the season
by one OF their pleasant dances at City
Hall last night. No more will be held till
Lent is over.
Miss Maud Newland, OF Martins Ferry,
is visiting Miss Minnie l.. Darrah, on North
Belmont street.
Forty car loads Of Cattle, sheep aud hogs
passed over the b. & o., east, yesterday.
Five car loads Of them were export cattle.
Miss Annie Brokie. OF Wheeling, is vis-
iting Miss Eva Hyatt, Of the city.
II. H. Meek, Esq, has retarned from .
successful trip in the interest OF Meek &
Curran.
Earl Clark, OF the Bank barber shop Is
laid up with sickness.
Mr.. s. G. Cochran, who recently resigned
his position on the D., II. Il G. road
leaves for Colorado next Tuesday, to visit
his daughter.
DR.. c. L. Mubleman is sandaying at his
home in Monroe county.
Lem Perry, the Globe Heuse porter, and
John Williams. of the culinary depart
ment. engaged in q regular setto yesterday.
They had some words, which started the
fuss. Perry struck John with plate on
the head, cutting it severely. John, pick.
ing up chain, STUCK Perry over the
head, inficting large cut. The end
Clara Craig. OF Monroe county, Is en-
joying the hospitaites Of John Crozier and
family, corner Central avenue and Belmont
street.
Henry Kemple, ef this place will file
petition before the Court OF Common
Pleas asking for $1,000 damages against
John Wagenor, heater in the mill, for -.
saultng and abusing his person. He had
the petition made out by Squire Criswell
yesterday. They had little tussel at the
mill, Kemple coming out second best.
Hence his suing.
Honey" johnson, OF the c. & p. r. R.,
is supplying Sam OfoId with some very
fine possuAs from Industry, Pa.
All was quiet at the mayors office and
Lookup Yesterday. Two disorderlies were
disposed of at 81 and costs each, leaving
the lockap entirely empty.
Postmaster Wie's two children, who
have been quite sick, are all getting along
nicely.
Capt. David walling, one OF the most &C.
comm odating and best looking conductors
on the C. q p, is OF on two weeks fur.
Tough.
A Cheap John clown paraded the streets
yesterday and entertaineda q good crowd on
Tbirty-second street, selling whips, notions,
etc.
Pavements are wanted on Gravel Hill,
ard that badly too. There are none on
tie hill at sll ard the question arises why
no; compel the Gravel Hill people TO put
down pavements as well as other parts Of
tie city?
Mr.. j. W. Coulson returned last night
from weeks absence In the interest OF
the Ohio Sign Company.
Mr.. Joseph Lewis, the commedian and
Patriot Sons" man, will play with the
Bryon Dramatic Club when they give their
performance.
samuel Luchs will leave for the East the
coming week to buy goods.
Miss Ottie Berry, Of St. Clairsville, In
spending few days with friends in the
Fidelity Lodge No. 2065 will give q grand
festival at Turner Hall on the 2lst, I'D,
23d and oath OF February for their benefit.
Horatio Church, Of love, 10 visiting his
many warm friends in the city.
7. X. Smith, ESQ, President Of the Bot.
tie Works, Of this city, and A. J. Smith, OF
the Elson Glass Works, at Martins Ferry.
left last evening for Clarington, where they
will spend Sunday with friends and rsls-
tives.
Many country people came in on the B.
& o. and b. II. 4 G. roads, yesterday, and
our merchants were all smiles.
John Carson and wife. OF Pleasant Point,
this State, are the guests Of Mrs. Runion,
on Gravel Hill.
John ZiIch will open his variety show
TO morrow night The Comedy Theatre OF
Ohio, Is the name christened.
The Turner masquerade ball comes Of to-
morrow night, and promises 10 be grand
affair.
About 400 persons received the blessing
OF ST. Blasius in their threats yesterday in
ST. Johns Church. The lighted tspers
in the form Of 9 cross are plscsd against
intercession Of St Blssius, bishop and
martyr, may God free them from the evil
Of the throat and all other evils; in the
name Of the Father and the Son and the
Holy Ghost"
The music clas Q Of the Sisters Of Charity
10 steadily increasing, some Of our best
families being among their patrons
The Catholic Union will meet In tLeir
building this afternoon and full attend.
ance 10 desired.
T. W. Arnett, the carpenter who fell
from the second story Of building ths
other day, il getting along very well under
the treatment OF DIR. Astballsf. :.
The revival st.the Church Of God 10 we'll
attended and u very interesting - well -
successful.
Mr.. Charles skillman and ytfs, Of Gin.
cipnsti, ere the guests ot 4fs. James
Heatberineton on Gryel Hill.
The Catholic Union will Gve . proms.
made concert in City Hall, Tuesday even
| ing, only members being allowed 70 sttsnd'
! I'D their lady friends.
Regular services in st. Johns Churcn W
| dav NJ 8 and 10 A. r. and 2 snd ~.
tatholic Unions rooms we're full al day
| Yesterday, on sccount Of the rain.
The bail st TpYpsr Hall on Friday night
| for the benefit Of James Barrett va xsl
| attended and vas very sntoyacle eIn.
| The amethyst ring donated b. }. }. neDsss
mont. vas carried o6 By Henry Grs.a ~. -.
| ticket No. rs. Music vss furnithsd ~
| Is Rcehe ard . coed round sSm was net
ted. A nurrber Of Wheeling and Martins
\ Fsrry people wers present
| A npnsbrr Of the Stcent converts - ~
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