Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
EXCITING RUNAWAY.
Mans Rig at Kirkwood- General Bridge
port News and Personal
Chit-Chat.

An exciting runaway occurred in Kirk
wood yesterday morning. Frank Wood
manses was driving his laundry wagon
down Kirkwood hill toward the Q: L.. q ".
railroad depot, when the bit of the bride
broke and the horse ran furiosly up street
and across the creek bridge. When in front
OF Zimmer's drug store he ran into DR..
Cookies horse and buggy, which was stand
ing in the street. The Doctors horse was
Knocked down, and the laundry horse and
wagon passed entirely over it The buggy
Was broken up considerably, n the doc
tor s horse was badly cut and scratched up
by the collision. DR.. Cooke Immediately
entered suit against Woodmansee for dam
ages, and issued an attachment on the horse
ana wagon. The wagon was held until
Yesterday afternoon, when the matter was
Compromised.
A large portion OF the stock and the
forses that have been at the st. Clairsyi.le
fair passed through our city this morning
on their way to the West Virginia State
Conductor Jim Mcdonald, of the Martins
Ferry accommodation, lost q coat in the
FIRE at Martins Ferry on Friday night.
Mr.. Frank Kemble, Of Brilliant, q new
student of the law firm OF Alexander & Mac
Donald, was in town yesterday calling on
acquaintances.
MISS SOTd hAO0Co ACAb 1886 IL
company with Miss Ehie Thompson, of st.
CIairsville. for Wellesley College, Mass.
Misses Minnie and Lucy Alexander will
leave next Tuesday for Wells College,
Aurora, n. Y, where they have been at
tending for the past two years.
Mr.. Z. Fogle is assistant secretary OF the
Labelle Glass Company.
Jake Boneysteel smiles and sets them up.
Its a boy.
sons mill shooting down all the game in
that section of country.
Not many of our young folks took in the
st. Clairsville hop. Toe many OF them in
our own town.
1t Is rumored that the young folks will
participate in a little hop out the pike TO-
morrow evening at the residence OF MI.
VIM. Frasher.
Charles Miller, of the c. L & W. R. R., is
on the sick list.
DR.. John Clayland will leave next Toes
day for the Ohio Medical College, Cincin-
natl, to enter on his second year.
Sherman Bags, in company with the
Misses Greys, are visiting relatives at New
ark, Ohio,
Hon. Isaac Askew spent q few days in st.
Clairsyille, calling on old friends and at the
same time took in the fair.
Joseph Baggs, who has been rusticating
in Pennsylvania for the past week, return
ed home yesterday much refreshed.
Miss Bessie Moore and Miss Mary b.
Octoby, two accomplished teachers OF the
Bridgeport school, are back n pave en-
tered on their second years work.
Word was received that Brother Alex
snder was somewhat worse. He was almost
well and would have left Parkersburg Tor
home last week had it not been for this set
back.
Miss Mamie Cooke. Cue Of our pleasai:
ycurg ladies, spent last week in st. Glars
vile with Miss Ida Troll.
Chas. Heinlein will return to Ohio State
University, Columbus, this week, to enter
on his third years work.
Chas. Hollister leaves soon for the Theo-
logical Seminary of Boston.
A fine lot of race horses passed through
town yesterday on their way to Wheeling
Fair Grounds.
Miss Libby Morrow, of Morristown, o., is
visiting her brother, George Morrow, OF
Kirkwood.
Mrs. John Heinlein is visiting her folks
in st. Clairsville, o.
Squire Cooke, of New Athens, o., is
spending a few days with his son, Or. John
Cooke.
Charles Allen, OF the Bellaire Democrat,
was in town yesterday calling on old
friends.
Fred Clinton, Esq, secretary of the
Globe B. B.. g., Bellaire, o., was in town
yesterday, looking up the'interests OF his
club.
Coke is now used in the passenger en-
gines on the c., l.. & w. r. r.
DR.. William Grimes, of Steubenville, o.,
will lecture next Wednesday evening at
the Presbyterian Church on the Second
Amendment of the Constitution Of the
State of Ohio.
Sheriff Hills, Republican candidate for
Representative, was in town yesterday
building fences.
DR.. Thompson, of st. Clairsville, made a
flying visit TO our town yesterday.
Miss Laura Devol, an accomplished young
lady of Marietta, Ohio, will visit Miss Nan
Cooke first part of the week.
MI. Steve Downing, Of st. Clairsville,
passed through town en- route homeward
yesterday from the city of Bellaire.
General Ticket Agent Grant, Of the c., L.
& w. r. R., was here on business yesterday.
MISS Louisa Lafferty, of Lafferty Station,
and Miss Ella w. Mckee, will spend to-
morrow in our city before their departure
tor Beaver College, Pa.
A surprise party was rendered to Miss
Maggie Clsyland last Thursday evening.
Quite a crowd Of young folks was present
and every one enjoyed themselves to the
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