Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-12
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DR.. l.. A. L. Day. who has been attend
ing Pulte Medical Callege 10 Cincinnati.
for the past two years, recently graduated
with the first honors of his class. As DR.,
Day is an old Bellaire boy, We are pleased
to make note of this fact.
Mrs. James Turnbull left yesterday morn
ing to visit friends in Msssillon.
We notice Mr.. 81. Roemer, the dry goods
merchant, who mas been sick with typhoid
fever for the past two months, on our streets
again.
A small boy in the First ward was run
over BY buggie yesterday morning, but
fortunately, was not hurt much.
! Emil Schmidt has returned from seeing
President Cleveland iuaugursted, well
pleased with the sights he saw in Washing.
ton city.
City Treasurer Fred Rodewig is in New
Martinsville, W. Va, on business trip
There are three Justices Of the Peace to
be elected in this township this spring, and
candidates for the nominations will be nu-
merous at the primaries in both parties
No quorum Of the City Council could lie
got together Tuesday night, and conse-
uuently TO business was transacted.
Mr. C. W. Dickens is writing some very
readable letters to the Independent from the
Crescent City.
Mr.. Charles McClain is able to be up and
about sgain.
Quarterly conference will be held in the
South Bellaire NJ l.. church next Saturday
and Sunday. Rev. Louis Paine, presiding
elder for the district will be present and
preach. Commpnion service will be held
on Sunday evening after preaching,
The twenty-fifth anniversary OF the welded
life of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Dunaway will be
celebrated on Friday evening at their home
in the Fifth ward.
The Ocean Wave Literary Society met
last night at the home Of William Lewis, in
the Fifth ward.
Mrs. Albert Praat sued Samuel Ruchs 4
Son, under the Adair liquor law, for DANA
ges. before Judge Kelly, at St Clairsville,
and the jury returned a verdict for Mrs
Praat in The sum of 800.
Mr.. S. X. Sheldon aud wife celebrated
their silver wedding Tuesday night.
The new skating rink will be opened TO-
night.
There appears 10 be no prospect OIL an
early change in the present glass trouble.
| Both sides are firm and determined to stick,
and it now looks as if the shut down would
be continued for an indefinite period.
Miss Menn X. White, a young colored
lady of this city, died yesterday Of consump'
| tion.
Miss Mary Neff, of Warnock, is the guest
of Mrs. Alice Roscoe, in the Fourth ward.
The revival at the Church Of God, in
Lower Town, continues
The new Elysian Roller Rink will have
! its grand opening tonight. This is az ele
| CANT rink, G6xl2O feet, and mas = mas.:a as:a
cent floor in it. The Babes in the Woods,
a company Of Fifty aI;:::::, H.: have been en-
gagged to give the opening entertainment
They will render some FIRST class vocaI
music and do some cxpttl single, double
and sextstt skating acts. No pains will be
spared to make one and all comfortable.
Mr.. Geo. Defbaugh has been secured as
special policeman, and good order will be
one of the leading features. t.. J. Smith
will act as manager and will see that no one
lacks any comfort that can be given them
| A full brass band will be in attendance. To
avoid rush at the door, tickets have been
placed on sale at s. o. Cummins hardware
| store on Belmont street.