Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-10
A Let of Town News-SOcial Affairs
Personal Points.

Personal Points.
Yesterday morning while playing at
school Olive Fletcher, little child Squire
Criswell took from the Children's Home
10 raise, was accidentally struck on the left
side of the forehead with stick, inhicting
a cash nearly three inches in length to the
bone. The wound was very severe one
and was sewed up by DR.. Anderson.
The c & P. depot is being improved aud
overhaured.
Tonight the Young Ladies Missionary
Society of the Presbyterian church will
meet at Eva Hyatt's home.
Yesterday the Democrat removed into
tie room formerly occupied by Mrs. I. n.
Grafton, who can hereafter be found at
Hoflmans furniture store.
The chairman OF, the Judiciary Com nit.
tee yesterday telegraphed TO Hon. David
Wagner that the new court house bill
will be considered by this committee at the
earliest opportunity, and the opponents, II
present, will be gladly heard. Bsllaire
should look after this matter and sen
coed men out. Council should appropriate
the money necessary.
What has become of the detectives? The
arrests they expected TO have caus d have
have not been maze, and If we are not
mistaken will not be. Are they humbugs
Huffman, the man who had his foot cut
at the cement works recently, is SILL in d
critical condition.
A few dsys before T. Piper took sick
be had his life insured for 81 600.
A. Stshl has removed into Sandfried't
old room.
The town hall project at Cambridge was
voted down Oh Mord.y.
MesFrs Shipman and Neyill are erecting
Anew repair shop.
"No'Eing" is the way Marshal Drugan
pr yesterday.
z! c achinery for the new power house
has arrived and is being placed in position.
TRIO OF SOCIAL EVENTS.
On Tuesday night Miss Rebecca Stahl en-
tertsined number of friends at the resi-
Third ward. The evening was most de
lightfully spent by all present in singing,
music, games and eating refreshments.
At Mrs. Marth Wsshington's, on North
Guernsey street, Tuesday evening, there
was a nice party. Quite a number of
young folks were present and remained
until q late hour, spending the evening
very pleasantly in dancing and other
amTsements with refreshments in proper
time.
On Tuesday evening the P. G. S. Society
met at the home OF Miss Julia Gorby, on
Belmont street, with all the members
present. The programme consisted OF
declarations, essays, and so forth. Two
members were admitted and a pleasant
lime is reported.
PERSONALITIES.
Mr.. Dennis Mccoy and Mrs. Dolph John.
son and family left for Milwaukee yester.
day 10 make their future home.
@. q. Strahl, Eco, 10 on the sick list.
Mrs. Leroy Addison, of the First ward
lie at st. ClairsviIle visiting friends.
Henry He'll is framing to enter the Hui.
ton and Cincinnati regatta and will sur.
prise many Of our readers.
Mr.. J. 4. Greenfield, Of this city, as.
sumed charge of the Mingo depot yesterday
vice defaulter Turner.
Aliltle child of Mr.. Jas. Key, OF the
First ward Is quite sick.
Rev. J. NJ. Monroe is removing INTO DR.,
Kings building.
julius Schvslb, the well-known peddlel
contemplates opening q wholesale notion
store here.
Baher Emmett is back from Baltimore
where he buried his mother.
Mr.. VIM. Kinsey Is still among Ehe living
the reports to the contrary notEithstand
ing.
Hon. L Brewu, State committee Of com
mon schools, will visit the schools here to
day and lecturers IN the high school thi'
afternoon
Mr.. A. Faupel is at Cumberland, Nd.
summoned by the critical illRess Of hi
brother TINS fermeriy of this CIV
Clsirsville.
Mr. VIM. heN:,len, OF Burton, W. Va
Is here snd will probably locate.
Miss Nellie Washington il on the sic
list
Mra James Hutchinson and Miss Ell