Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-25
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Miss Mo,nn:;s Purcell received . severe fAll
Al the rink Yesterday sssHefnoon
Mr.. George Remsek and Geesge-Sesyssrs
leave this morning for Pitisburg, to pur
chase pais Of co,k legs for Mr.. Seayers.
The nail factory Is on to-day and viii con-
.inue as long as the steel works runs.
There was early prayer meeting in the
South Bellaire NJ. z. Church last night,
aaer which part 81 the congregation re.
paired to the First NJ K Church, where the
revival is in progress,
Experts were skating TO Wheeling yester>
isy on the fine ice along the shore.
The rink had grand march last nighs
with music. 49,. r...
A broken water pipe on Usiou street 70
Seeding that neighborhood
A large sea-gull il! the eaptcred properly
Of the boys of Liberty Hose Company. ID
measuSes feet from tip to UP.
Indications last evening pointed to .
meYipg Of the gorged ice shortly.
J. E. Robinson has few tickets for 3s,
Emmett on sale.
Workmen broke ground yesterday fo1 the
erection of the second roller rink in this
city. The proprietor, Mr.. Finnerty, is a
gentleman who.means business and aa ex.
cellent place for skating will be pua up.
The building wall cover the whole Of tie two
vacant lots Of Philip Rguilley, on north
Belmont stress. Ii will be of the lassst pat.
terri, resembling somewhat the new Chap.
line street riak in Wheeing. The size will
be 56xl20 feet.
J. W. Shannon and James NJ Rees, o!
St. ClairsWille, we're in town yesterday.
Mat. Hart leaves to-day Oh business
trip for Maring, Hsrs 4 Co.
Mr.. John Scot. will visa England
shortly.
The Home Benevolent Society meetsthis
afternoon in the First Presbyterian Church
7. J. Davis and wife and Mahlon Wilson
left last night fos western trip.
Clarence Bigss and Alice Curns have
been married.
Eldorado Circle met last night to consider
business relating to their proposed enter
tsinment.
The new literary club is composed Of fry
one members. They are Of various classes.
Nailers, clerks, busiRess men and others are
among the names on the list,
Alex Wiley, Of RttsburZ, is in the city on
business.
John Fitton, Of Baltimore, is the guest ol
lis brother, James Fitton.
The old soldiers who are making arrange
ments 10 locate in Nebraska are enthusi
nstic, and will ask comrades residing in this
neighborhood to join them. We hope the
undertaking will prove sue ,essfal and the
boys in blue find comfortable home in
The West.
An old chap was locked up Yesterday be,
cause he became hilarious over the arrival
OF new boy baby.
Wm. Shieb, music dealer Of Wheeling
was in town yesterday.
Services this afternoon in the First NJ. +.
church.
William Darrab, OF Columbus is the guest
Of d. II. Darrah.
The Willing Workers, OF the Episcopal
Church, has re elected IFS old officers The
next meeting will be held at the home o
Bessie Miller on Gravel Hill.
Jessie Sharp has returned from visit
nth Steubenville friends.
Jonn B. Shapnafelt left last night on q
nip to Cincinnati. =.
Peter Schramm, below this city, is slowl,
improving.
Most all the skaters at the rink own their
oilers.
Several cars off the track in the b. a o
ard yesterday were soon replaced.
The valuable property Of A. l.. Wether
aid on Gravel Hill has been sold.
The GLASS workers strike seems TO be nc
carer lis end than il appeared at the be
inning.
John Kilgore is reported to be slightly
better.
The railroads are selling tickets to Wash
lugton, good for 10 days, for $ll. :.
The family OF Henry Manzeman hai
moved 10 Canton.
Mrs. Scoyille is still in town and seem'
20 be great crank. She applies at houses
ard asks them il they want to buy AM
pretty things and refuses TO show her good
rnless they agree to purchase.