Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-12
BENWOOD.

Yesterday was pay day at the Benwooi
Iron Works.
The present city officers all we're reelected
at The municipal cction, Tuesday.
A children Ca.niyal will be given at the
LATER rink neAr Friday evening. All in
.aucg dress vii. L., admitted free This j.
The frs, affair given tor little folks AMI no
lcuot will be the Durce of vas; enjoyment
.or the Juveniles and amusement for their
elders.
\ prominent citizen of Centre ward
while passing the premises OF the owner OF
a large lerocioUs masuH WAS attacked by
It. / he cog bit his shoulder very consider
ably before It could be called oil BY mu-
.ual agreement Of the owner and the al
tackled patty the animal was at e-wa-a SO.
Several new buildings are erecting in
Upper ward. .
Master Charles Healy was the winner Of
the barrel race at the rink last Wednesday
evening.
The steel plant having undergone q gen
eral repairing during the past week will in
all probability res ume tomorrow.
Mr. Richard Brown, Of Martins Ferry
was in town FRIDAY.
Miss Lizzie Noble has returned from a
visit to friends in Pi,tsburg.
Mr.. BARLEY who had one of his feet in.
iured at the steel plant some weeks ago, has
returned from Lis home in PittsbUrg to re,
sumo work
llr. Charles Mcdonald returned yesterday
from nip 10 Braiiock, Pc.
Mr. Mat. Aitymer the manage"
of the Martins Ferry nail factory, was IL
town Friday.
Mr. J. X. Chase. a prominent teacher in
he vicinity of Cameron, was in town several
DAYS last week.
Mrs. Walter McNilicn, au estimab!e ladg
of the Centre ward, is suffering from an at.
Jack OF typhoid fever.
Miss Nora Dol6ear, the teacher OF
lie primary departmental our public school
attended the ko.ez5ue-Bowera wedding in
New Martinsville last Tuesday,
\ brigh. little child of Mr.. Eberling, a
prominent citizen Of Upper ward, IS not
expected TO recover from It's severe illness.
The Summer time table of the Princess
will be in effect from 10 day forward. This
schedule gives six trips per diem instead OF
five. This taut little steamer is IN charge
of Capt. Jas. Campbell the accommodating
master with Capt f. Cline at the wheel.
ia small boy named Blake met with an
accident at the Riverside works one day last
week (, the result OF which was two or three
broken ribs and general shaking.
The skating party and hop given last
Friday evening by the 4. o. ". ". was q
predicted one OF the most pleasant AMI sue
Cfsstul affairs of the season. La Roche
-and furnished the music for the skating
and dancing. In the tore part OF the even
ing an impromptu race Of five laps was an.
noupced between Nessrs JAS Aah0od and
Jas Smith. rs neither had ever been on
skates before, the falls and progress o.
tyroes in tde skatoIial art were wei! lII0s
rated, the latter was the winner. About
10 o'clock the hop was opened with the
Grand march. in which were about forty
couple and the remainder OF the time vas
devoted to the TerpsichOrean art. IAA
sumner was in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Cots,
wt5 are able caterers to epicurean tastes.
The death Of Mr.. Geo Aitmyer, Wednes-
dav, caused feelings Of profound sadness
fer the loss Of a youth so promising, and o.
sincere sympathy for the bereavement OF
he family.
The addition TO he factory will shortly b.
in readiness for use.
Mr. John Kelly -aud Miss Rosa Mgrry
were married at the Catholic Church last
Tuesday. -,
The measles is still raging among the
juvenile portion of the population,
The factory OF the Benwood iron works
was not in operation Friday, owing to the
interment of Mr.. George Altmyer.
There will be Q neck.ie social at the LII
zier rink next Tuesday evening
Mr.. Weatheral, of Martins Ferry, was IN
town Friday.