Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-07
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Miss Annie Culbertson. OF Alliance, is
xisiti1g1 KfS1ds in this vicinity.
VIM. 8Ioan, lAq., left yesterday to spen q
few daysin ci6Teland, on business and
Ms. Ada Hsssheriugton, of Bridgeport,
| = visiting Mis- DiSdie Hopkins.
The new trnetion engine, built by La
SpSAce. was out on trial trip yesterday,
and it HprhDd nicely.
C. 8. Moore has the contract for building
tenement house for Henry Heiling, in
MaStin addition.
The casing at the gas we'll was again taken
ont Yesterday. The flow of salt water be.
ing 20 strong that it prevented further
progress until the we'll was reamed out
and the casing put down TO the bottom,
thus cutting of the flow Of salt water and
the small veins Of gas, which have caused
them considerable amount of trouble and
extra work.
p Manson. who met with an accident
while riding his bicycle Wednesday, is
again on duty.
Adam Warnock, Martins Ferrys most
popular fisherman, has returned from an
extended fishing and hunting tour and re-
ports business good in turtle settlements.
Mr.. Clark Bishop was considerably under
the weatheryesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Irwin and Mrs Thomas Wat
kins will spend to-day with friends at
Yorkyille.
A party of twelve couples assembled at
T. II. Stanton's ice cream parlor, on Fifth
street, last evening, and after taking on
supply of his excellent cream proceeded to
the residence of Mr.. Joseph Montgomery,
on Glen's Run, and tripped the light fan.
tastic until late hour, after which they
returned home, all feeling happy to know
they lived to enjoy such occasions.
Miss Emma Parish, employed at the
Buckeye packing room, had her hand bad.
ly lacerated yesterday while handy some
broken glass.
The ninety.nine cent store, on Hanover
street, is selling out to quit business.
o. X. Wood and ]. f.. Lloyd, left yester-
day, for pleasure trip to Toledo, U.
Miss Mary Gist, Of Brook county, w.
Va, who has been attending the Shreve-
Gray wedding, returned home yesterday.
r. P. J. Drenpen, OF Minneapolis, Mimi,
is home on vacation.
Messers. B. Undertake, W. Hymes, ].
Selby and Il. Braxton, will run the re.
| freshment and boarding tent at the A. NJ.
L. camp meeting in the grove.
A. L. Lewis and wife, OF Warren, o., and
G. w. Thompson, of Pittsburg, Pa, regis.
tered at the Hanover House, yesterday.
The machinery and men for sinking
gas we'll at the Lsughlin mill are on the
grounds and will begin work as soon as
the machinery can be placed in working
| order.
Frank Beazel formerly of this place, but
lately of Pittsburgh, has moved to Wheel
ing.
Rev. Emanuel Grandson returned yester-
day from Delaware, o, where he has been
attending the A. NJ. +. church convention.
Rev. Coleman, OF Steubenville, cane
down yesterday to complete arrangements
for the camp-meeting which commences
to-day. He is expecting some able speak
ers to assist him during the services.
George Smith and wife left yesterday for
indiana, Pa, to spend couple OF weeks
among friends.
Miss Tave Miller, the accommodating tel
| ephone Central" is indisposed.
Miss Hattie Tanner, OF Chicago, vino has
| been here attending the Shreve Gray we'd
ding, returned to her home yesterday.
Mrs. Charles SAively and family, who
| have been visiting friends at Mingo and
Warren, returned home yesterday.
The Little Anna will run Sunday night
| to accommodate persons who wish to at.
| tend camp meeting, leaving Wheeling al
80 o'clock and return after services.
Miss Annie Dilworth is visiting friends
| in the country.
If you want nice light, white biscuit
use Morning GLORY Baking Powder. 1t Is