Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28
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Mr.. Wm. Howell, on application 10 the
Common Pleas Judge, received Z permit
to travel in hte free from the company Of
his former beloved wife, Mrs. Catherine
Howell.
OSipg to the breaking Of the "spur
wheel Of the squetzers, the forge depart
ment at the lima Mill WAS or yesterday.
The damage has been repaired and work
will be resumed to-day.
7. b. Morgan. an employe Of the Stan.
dsrd mill, whose arms were burnt last
week, has not been able to work since.
No snake story A monstrous s9uAsh
weighing forty pounds can be see o, James
Clarks grocery. This is an elegant chance
for the pie eater to get forty pounds Of pie
for fifty cents.
Miss Nellie and Ida Andersen, Of ST.
Clairssille, are the guests oi Miss Kate
Cook.
Miss s. L. Graham, Of Grafton, nee Miss
Katie Joyce, is the guest Of her brother.
Martin Joyce, Of this place.
James Higgins, the West End grocer.
has had his store room nicely rtpainied
intide and out.
Mrs. Thomas Morton leaves ior homo
to-day after an eight weeks sojouru With
her brother, Mr.. Geo. Bartholomew.
]. 4. II. Macdonald, Esq., has d severe
attack OF mslarial
Rev. C. C. Hays left for Cleveland yes
terdsy TO attend a meeting Of the PresbJ.
terisn Synod,
A saort time ago Mr.. Miller, . resident
near the Ohio Valley Gls,s Works, Vas
afflicted by having . piece If iron fly into
one Of bis eyes, which became very pain
full. Yesterday morning q conSultstiea
was held by Ds. Hardesty, Of Wheeling.
Williams and Garrison Of Martins Ferry,
and Fisher, Of this place, and II Vas de-
cided that 10 cave the other eye. tho
afflicted one had to be removed from its
socket The operation wss very success
fully performed,
Miss Lucy Alexander and Miss Bsssis
Stephens were at Mauletown yesterday
hunting for spinning wheels.
The Street Com missioner d having the
crossing at Hollowaya Block repaired.
The street lamps should be it In the
early part Of the evening.
William CIa-k had On artistic sign
painted on his new s,ore front.
I Mr.. Warren Baggs had bis knee bAdfv
sprained yesterday by an unruly horse While
out driving.
The private skating party at the Nam.
moth rink tonight promises TO be grand
affair. Tho young folks are making prep
srstions TO out DO their parents, vho held
Q skaiing party last week.
Those Of our ladies who take On ipierstt
in the latest possible artistic enterprises
have turned tSstr attention TO the mskioa
/ OF ornsaeDts from hammered brass. Mo
: Virginia KiDgsfofd, who has been The
guest Of Miss Minnie Alexsnder duyisg tho
past two weeks, has Just finished two beau.
tifUl designs in this material, the sight Of
which has set several Of our ladies 10 work
on similar ornaments.
! Yesterday afternoon the manager Of he
West Wheeling paper mill got bis thumb
caught in belt and entirely torn oG The
fesh, tendons and muscles we're literally
torn IN two, the wounded member present
ing horrible appearance.
| Yesterday morning Mrs. Fundenbesg
J lch VoHu III CSh1t biesSs VI ucN IosfoSuSS
on Morgan street and euta gAsh tso inches
long over bar left eye. Bo,h eyes vtss
blackensd and her face badly hssised.
Several stitches were taken to s,oss tha
cot sbove her eye.
( Smylis Sharon and David Cesisy. q
Eastern Ohio, were in tovn yestefdsy.
These gentlemen are - pleasant ssd
agreeable - formerly and their mssy
friends will be pleased TO zee them.
The miners st Koehnlein's bAsh vest fn
work at noon yesterday, the operators psy.
ing the miners price.
There vas q lssss crowd o. the Nan
moth rink lss, evening 10 witrss The re,
between Croxall and Sheppard. The rae<
was mile heats, best txe II three and ~
won by Sheppard. CrozaIl won ths 6sS
heat, Sheppard breaking his skate. bat III
Island man had no trouble in taking II
, other heats.