Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-29
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Personal A6fte1&
Jeremiah Hull, Esq. q noted land dt'e
LAWYER OF Circleville, Ohio, 10 in the city
on his way to Washington, ID. c. On tegsi
business. He is the guest OF hr. ). I'd.
Robinson.
Will CASH, of the Probate Judges otkce,
ST.. Clairsyille, spent Sunday in the city
and left for his home yesterday msrning
John Beck was up for disposition at the
Mayors Office yesterday morning. He had
been drunk, and was fined the usual
amount
The new fire alarm bell was swung into
position on the top OF City Hall yesterday.
The belfry is q very neat structure and
adds greatly to the looks Of the building.
II flag staff is run from the top of it aud
the National colors provided for the city
and allowed TO flap in the breeze" the
old dingy city building will look right re-
spectacle. ...
Tie high school entertainment will be
yiven on next Friday evening. Professor
Marchaunt, on account of whose illness
tie enter tainment was postponed. was able
resume bis duties yesterday. Those who
have heard the rehearsals for this enter
tainment speak in the highest terms of its
excellence, and q rere treat is promised all
WHO attend.
r. L. Trevellick had a full house at CITY
Hall last night 10 hear his views on the la
Dor question. All were much pleased with
his Efforts. His lecture was highly enter.
tanning.
Jason Hobensack is back in his old posi-
ton at the Glass City drug store, after
weeks illness
DR.. J. G. Mccullough, of the Fifth
ward, will attend the meeting OF tbs Ohio
State Medical Society. which meets in
Cleveland next week.
Mr.. C. Il. Knox, of Warren township,
was in the city yesterday smiling on the
boys. Mr.. Knox is a candidate for the
nomination on the Republican ticket for
the Office OF County Treasurer, and is here
looking after his fences: L. L. Feeley, the
present incumbent, will be the Democratic
nominee.
"Rab" Rheinstrom, OF Wheeling, passed
through the city this morning on his way
to ST. Clairsyille on professional business.
Miss Blanche Blumm, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Somehow and Mr. l.. Somehow, OF Wheel
ing, and Mr.. Sam Lobenstein, OF Canton,
O, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Somehow at their residence on North
Guernsey street. on Sunday afternoon.
The suit of Martin Cavenaugh against
the Bellaire window glass works was being
tried at ST. Clairsville yesterday. K; +.
Chambers represented Cavenaugh aud j.
NJ. Ruse and Gallaher and Woodbridge ap-
peared for the company.
DR.. SteeYe, OF the First waru, spent yes
terday in St. Clairsyille.
Quite a number of prominent Repuoli-
cans of this city will go to Columbus on
June 9Th and 9Th, to attend the Republi-
can State convention.
Mr. William Hutchinson, prominent
merchant of Beallsville, Monroe county,
was in the city yesterday on business.
The SILVER Hook Junior Fishing Club"
will picnic at John K. Robinson's, about
two miles west Of town, on the 3Oth inst.
A runaway on Thirty second street at
noon yesterday raised a ripple OF excite
ment. The horse and wagon belonged to
Joseph Clements, the grocer, and neither
were hurt any. Sammy Calhoun, the
driver, had Just come in from delivering
goods and was unhitching the horse when
it became frightened at something in the
street and started TO run. Mr.. Calhoun
was knocked down and run over by the
wagon and considerably bruised. The
horse was caught before any further dam
age was done, and Mr.. c. was carried into
Dr. Anderson's Office. There were o bones
broken and beyond a few bruises and
bad scare he was hurt. Fortunately the
wagon was empty or he might have been
hurt worse