Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-03
OUT OF Town.
Yesterdays Happenings in the
Suburban Citises.
items of Interest Found by Registe
Ramblers in HaH a Dozen
commuaities.
REL.LAIRE.

Harry McGregor Is home for few Gays
under the doctors care.
Misses Lizzie Faupel and Laura Robin
son and Louis Over returned to College IN
Washington, Pa, yesterday.
A lady is announced to lecture on tenn
perance in the NJ. f. Church on Friday
evening.
The Echo club gives another hop on FRI
day evening, at the home of Miss Myrtle
Robinson.
The horses attached to the milk sled Of
John Hopkins ran away and tumbled
things about pretty lively. A lady. in the
sled was tumbled out and the milk was
strewn along the road for some distance.
Council meets this evening.
Last night, at the home of Nathan Rowles
in the 4th ward, Miss Dollie Rowles gave
her hand in marriage to E. W. Haskell, OF
Los Angeles Cal. The ceremony was WIT
messed by few intimate friends. The
bride and groom leave to-day for Califor-
MIA, where Mr.. Haskell is in business.
To day is potato day at the public schools.
Each pupil will bring potato with him tor
the poor of the city. Last year IN Wheel
ing, twelve barrels were taken upin this
way.
Mr.. Joseph Mercer, father of John I,
Mercer is seriously i'll.
Mr.. S. C. Garrard has decided not to go
into business for several months yet.
The rink will be opened tonight with
brass band in attendance.
A committee for the Hooking Valley
miners were in the city and secured over q
hundred dollars for the benefit ofthe strik-
ing miners. .s..
There is only one change in the new
Board of Directors of the Bellirae Nail
Works. Samuel Simmons takes the place
of H. L. Beck. II is said Mr.. Beck will re-
sign shortly and quit the nail business en-
tirely.
Two or three teams were frightened yester-
day, but after running a short distance were
caught. ,,,
Harry Gilchrist buried an infant child
yesterday. -,
C. W. Dickens now has charge Of the
REGISTER and other paper accounts due 3.
II. Scarborough and will visit those who
have not been called upon.
The rink is open all day at present, 10
cents in the morning and Is cents in the at
ternoon.
George squiggins is in the city from
MiDgo.
Mr.. John Bigelow has resigned the posi-
ton as chief clerk at the B. & o. freight
Office in this city W. C. Grafton will take
his place. Mr.. Thos. Hyatt has been put at
his old desk.
The mite society of the L. p. church met
last night at the home of p. L. King.
Mr.. A. Klotz is home from the East where
he has been purchasing goods. =,
The Ohio Lantern Company resumed
work yesterday. :,
1t is question as to whether the ground
hog saw his shadow yesterday or not. Such
a state of affairs serves to bear out the old
idea. The weather for the next six weeks
will decide as to whether he got scared or
not.
The Benwood Ferry made some trips yes
terday: Tho heavy ice caused 1t much
trouble.
VIM. Barnard has given st. Vincent de
Pauls Conference two hundred bushels OF
coal
Clinton Milligan was IN Columbus yestei-
day on business.
James Riellys "Fun on the BRISTOL Is
advertised for Zilch's opera hall on Wednes-
day night.
Liberty hose company installed officers
last night. go
James Kelsey purchased the old mill
property, near the creek, yesterday, tor
$40.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Sedgwick was in
town yesterday.
Charles Banks, of Baltimore is in the
city.
Rev. McKallip has gone to Senecaville to
assist Rev. Donaldson in a series OF meet
iugs this week.
Charles LaRoche will play for private
hop at Frank Althof's, on Friday evening
Isaac II. CASTOR, our new Judge, has
taken up his abode in St. Clairsville.
Mr.. }. B. Barnhill has returned from Kan
sas. -
The party at the home Of Miss Jessie
Sharp has been postponed on account OF
the death of Miss Lizzie Holiday, of
| Steubenville. 'r
Alexander Dubois is steadily improving.
The Bellaire nail works is running In
full. .
The funeral OF Mrs. Jacob Capito was
we'll attended.
There is some kicking about allowing a
skating rink on the public square.
John Mack's new store room is nearing
completion.