Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-11

Pi<asan4 Rarty Rslisf needing
Rou-GeaeFal HewA
. Last night party a married folks num-
bering about tan couples, and their fami.
lies, met and repaired to the. Hanover
Hotel where they rendered the clever pro-
prietress Q surprise In honor OF her forty.
frst birthday. The occasion was entirely
unexpected By the recipient. but with her
usual hospitality she ct once sndsavorsd b
sntsrtain the surprissfs, and this shs suo-
oesded In doing right royalty . she . one
Of many ladies that can do this. Seated In
the parlo1s The party opened the occasion
with conversation followed with card
playing and other games, and In these
ways t. evening soon passed away:
About II O'Clock the party were invited
into the capacieus dining room where an
elegant supper was In waiting. Nearly an
hour was spent in discussing the collation.,
after which they returned TO the parfors
where an hour or so was spent most DE-
lightfully. Then the guests departed for
their homes much pleased with their en-
tertainment Mrs. Burris was the recipient
of many kind words and the party unite in
pronouncing her splendid hostess.
TOWN NEWS.
James Bycott, OF the First ward, reports
a fourteen pound boy and Miles McNichoi,
of the same ward, Q girl weighing ten
pounds. Both gentlemen are smiling all
over.
No arrests we're made yesterday.
Peek s.b06" was the song OF the small
boy yesterday-the result Of the Peek-a-boo
case published in Tux SUNDAY RRsIsrsR,
Yesterday Misses Marie Orr and Mary
Brown, two fascinating young ladies OF
Holidays Cove, returned from pleasant
visit with Mrs. Captain Inglsbright.
secured the services Of Q bran new work.
mar. fine hoy baby, whom he expects
will please the boys in the way OF fits.
This is Eds second hand employed since
A little child Of Mr.. John Gibble, OF the
Third ward, is quite sick with the measles.
Chicken thieves were around again on
early as 8 o'clock while the family we're at
church.
TSE Kelley WORK.
Yesterday afternoon o meeting OF the
citizens and the Ladies Union Benevolent
Society was held at the n. 4. church 10
reference to the relief work. The attend
snoe of the society was large, as they are
always very prompt; but the attendance OF
citizens was small, very small. Capt. II.
w. Smith was elected chairman, and Mrs.
Ella Lytle secretary. The society, ct .
previous meeting, refused to take charge OF
The relief work, but after considerable per
suasion finally concluded to take the cloth
ing and distribute it among the sufferers,
leaving the commisssry in the hands OF
the Relief Committee. The society will
meet at the COM niissary TO morrow alter.
noon.
SUNDAY AoRNIsG's BLOODY Row,
exclusively reported in yesterdays REGIS.
TER, created much comment yesterday, and
considerable anxiety was manifested In the
condition Of Voight, who was so badly used
up. He rested easy during the day, but
bis condition 10 alarming the chances for
death being equal to recovery. Bill Frazier,
one OF the brothers who beat him up 20
terribly, was released yesterday on giving
bail and lie looking for an attorney. His
brother is still In jail. Their trial will not
come of until Mayor Mitchell returns
from ST. Clairsville.
Frank Edwards, OF Salineville, formerly
Mr., J. b, Hays, is here among his numer-
Mr.. J. 8. HsrrisoA will erect tenant
house in Woods addition.
Peter Mansop, the jeweler, who reosntly
r.rt to Cambridge with his wife to visit
friends, is down quite sick.
Mr.. &. S Moore has contracted for build.
ing houses for Andrew Dugan and james
Lennard, q stable for w. II. Wood, and re-
pairing the J. A. Gray property. He re-.
ports estimates on about twenty different
buildings and expects to have oil the work
he can do the coming season.
Mr.. PuPh, OF Brilliant, has removed into
the Black. Watkins block corner, Walnut
and Fifth streets.
Mr.. Thos. Green will resume work on
Cspt. Abrsm Lash's residence this week
and complete il rs soon as possible.
Mrs. Thomas Johns and Miss Lizzie
Rainey, who have been down with pneu.
nonia, are improving and will certainly
recover.
Contractors expect boom In building as
socn as the weather opens.
To-day Glide Majors will resume his
studies at the business college in Wheeling.
DR.. w. r. Garrison is clerkiug in Ong's
drug store during the absence OF the doctor
snd his head clerk. A. Raiston, Jr., who are
at ST. Clsirsville on the Zimmerman trial.
Mrs. Stephen Rowley Is quite sick at her
rssiience In Newlsnd's addition.
Yesterday John II. Mercer returned from
an extended visit TO Colorado
For some days past several men have
been engaged In selling tinwsrs here aud
are having good success It's tough, YER J
tough, and those who think they have q
bargain in what they bought are mis-
taken.
AcKERs dyspepsia Tablets never fail