Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-15

Interesting Column Of News, Notes,
Person els and a0sssp.

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Interesting Column Of News, Notes,
Personals and Gossip.
Yeeierday the case of the Stste of Ohio
VI. J, mes Tylss for drawing and pointing
7, yolyer at Samuel Corbett, was tried.
The trouble grew outof some lumber that
Tyies caught end Corbett proceeded to sp-
propriate for his own use. Tyles pleaded
rot guilty, but was held to appear before
the Probate Court in the sum OF 500. Az
torney James Tsllman appeared for the
State, and Attorney James Anderson for
the defendant.
Last night leap year party was given st
About twenty couple were present. Dan
cling was the leading feature of the affair
and was kept up till midnight. A splendid
supper was served in proper time. Music
was furnished by La Roch and grand time
is reported.
Lat night Mr.. John Mcclure left for Cal
if'Inis on the midnight train, to make 1t
bis future home.
formerly occupied by the Glass City drug
store, with shelving and counters.
Mr. N. Somehow, wife and child, Miss
Della Isaacs and Mrs. Sonnsborn's mother,
MIS-. Fun nberg, leave tomorrow for
Philadelphia. Mr.. Somehow will buy
goods before returning.
Rev. Heinzs has received additional con-
tributions for food sufferers, making in all
$S6 he has received srom friends in other
parts of the State. The last contributions
received are as follows: Rev. ]. ID. SteRleri
Lima, o., $40; Rev. +. Forwick, Yermillion,
O., SI2; NJ. J. Schildknecht, Tiffir, o., s..
The Turner'S will meet next Sunday.
CHARGE REFUNDED.
The sum Of $3.50 charged to the B. & o.
Company by the 2. R. z. Company for
consignment of goods sent from New York
10 the Relief Committee here on February
q, was refunded to the P. r. Z. Company
sfier learning the B. & o. was not charging
for freight sent to the sufferers and sent TO
Mr.. Eberle, the 3. d D. Express agent
here, instead OF the Relief Committee at
Columbus sepdiug the money as recently
stated in our locals.
l. On Wednesday evening the Minister'S
AID Society of the South Bellaire nj. II.
Church, met at The residence OF Mr.. }. n.
sterret, in the First ward and elected the
following officers: President, Mrs. L.
HAWKINS; Vice President Mrs. Jonathan
Huffman; Second Vice President, Mrs. J.
II. Sterrett; Treasurer, Mrs. John Taylor;
Secretary, Lizzie Miller.
Last night Mr.. j. M. Dsnford left for
Washington City 10 accept position in
the Record department.
On Wednesday night another operation
was performed for tumor on Mrs. Mary
Ross, residing near Quincy, making the
twentieth since July II. 1888, during which
time fifty two and half gallons OF fluid
were removed. She cannot recover.
Mr.. Charley Wilson is again out.
Misses Wcodell and Deleplaine, OF
no1pfy w Va Waiting MI.
r s. Hopkins.
Charley Fauple, after a slight operation,
is somewhat better.
Miss Lizzie DUnfre is visiting friends at
Sistersville.
A festival will be held by the Brown
bsse ball cluu on April % and &c.
On Wednesday night the class OF the
h'gh ECbooi met at the home OF Miss Della
Cr~ft end o,gsnized a literary society
Ulcers: President, Rose Eberle; Vice
Pr, sident, Ell. Robinson; Secretary, Clara
Sonneborn; Treasurer. Della Craft; Critics,
f ora Carr and Julia Gorby; Budget OF
news, Tom Baron. The next meeting will
Of beld at the home of Clara Somehow
OF next Wednesday night.
MADE HAPPY.
Mr.. NJ Keyser and Miss Barbara Hub
were married by R.v. L. NJ. Brown on
Wednesday.
On Wednesday Henry Woods and Miss
Jane Edmonison (colored) were married at
West Alexander.
Yesterday Miss Mary Thompson. of
Wellsburg, visited friends in the Bellaire.
A Martha Washington tea party will be
given tonight at the residence of DR.. j. G.
Mccullough, for the benefit of the Mission
Band.
The Windsors will give their first grand
ball at the Turner Hall on Mar 2Sth, for
which La Roche will play.
Mr.. Isaac Luchs has resigned his posi-
ton in Bebr's store, and will clerk in
Blum's.
Mr.. John Lane has purchased a lot on
Guernsey street from Mr.. John Sanders.
On Wednesday Miss MoIlie Msnsell,
daughter of Capt Msnsell, took large dose
of scconite instead Of cough syrup: DR.. r.
w. Muhleman was summoned and admin.
istered proper anecdotes, else Miss Mollie
would have been corpse. she swallowed
about 10 grains.
Yesterday engine No. on the B., z. x G.
Il. r. made It's trial trip under the direc.
ton of Mr.. J. B. Hsney.
The Park View social club will give hop
at Zilch's Hail on the 18th inst.
Mrs. Rutherford, nee ShaDpefelt, will re-
tnrn TO Byesvllle, accompanied By Miss
Mollie Shannefelt, to morrow.
Miss Mary Vans is visiting friends at
Norfistown.
MIR. George Woodbridge for City Solicitor
and Mr.. w. A. Schramm for township
clerk, are the latest candidates.