Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-11
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Benwood was well attended. The banquet
and ball we're pleasant affairs. La Roche
played until 4 o'clock the next morning,
when the gay dancers dispersed.
Miss Jessie Sharp Is visiting friends in
Steubenville.
Gath" Of the Cincinnati Enquirer, lee.
tured last night in the City Hall to a full
house.
The Pittsburg Sportsman says He'll can
get a race with Foleya soon as the weather
opens up.
Janitor Crow, Of the Fourth ward schools,
is filling up the grounds around the build
ing.
1t now seems probable that the short line
between this city and Martins Ferry, to con.
meet the manufactures, which originated
from the fertile brain Of q reporter, would be
put through.
The fever is taking hold Of our best citi.
zens. Mr.. H. Roemer, the dry goods man,
is oRite i'll, Mr.. John Kelly is not expected
to recover, and it's deadly sting carried Mr..
Thomas Cummins to his grave.
The glass workers are still as much in the
darkness as to when they will get to work
as they we're a month ago.
The Echo Club gives a hop at the home
of Al. Williams on Thursday evening.
The Btllaire Gas and Oil Company are
still prospecting near Glencoe. They nave
their new well down $50 feet and are having
it cased, alter which they will proceed at
drilling.
Cheap Iohn" has been about town for
the past week in a very broken up condi.
ton. 1t appears that soap is scarce, the
ten dollar bills that he always has to give
away being no object.
Can't The city inconvenience herself a lit
lie aud give some OF the idle workmen a
job Tor a short time.
The prolractcd meeting at the South NJ.
T.. Church has been well attended,
The Bcllaire Stamping Company is only
running in part.
Services in all the churces to-day as
| usual.
Mr.. J. NJ. Maring was not as well yeSter-
day,
By the winter time table the Princess
leaves here at 7:30 and 1910 a. m, and
|, 800 and CLIO p. m. Sundays at 9 and
ll:20 p. H., and 3, 4:40 and 6 p. m.
The Buckeye Building and Loan Com
pany meets tomorrow evening.
Warren Coffee and Julius Magnee, who
were burned in a lower town coal bank, are
at work again.
The directors Of the Glass City Building
Association has a called meeting on Tues
day evening.
Riley and Cockayne are preparing to lay
in their new stock ofgoods.
The work Of prayer was vel observed BY
the various churches.
Last week the list of society events must
have been lost as none were found to re-
cord.
He'll will 20 TO rowing early this spring,
and some good work is expected Of him be-
fore the season is over.
When the rink has been overhauled it
will be the finest in Eastern Ohio.
The MAYORS docket was not very inter
esting yesterday.
John Danford is working on the East
Liverpool Review.
Mail once a day to Wheeling is not salts
factory to the people Of Bellaire.
II appears that matters have not been
settled with the steel workers, and it may be
some time before the nail works resume.
We are informed that at Homestead 285
hands turned out over 300 tons of steel, in
stead of $50, as stated in al evening paper.
The Crystal Window House boys are get.
ting ready for the summer loaf. They have
oresized q fishing club. -.
The cadet appointment for West Point
has not vet been made. Young Wilson will
no doubt receive the appointment.
Charles Bradford will be buried this aft
eruoon at z o'clock in Rose Hill Cemetery.
The daily average attendance at the pub
lie schools last week was ! .256.
MI. C. Rumbach has zone TO Weston, W.
Va, to visit for a week.
The Mediterranean Club darce wal well
attended last night.
James A. McKaIlip, Of L~eachburg. Pa, is
in town.
Mr.. J. NJ. Criswell is back from West Viz.
ginia.
John Davis, township clerk, is back from
the miners' convention at Columbus.