Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-15
RRIDGEPORT.

Rhoades' flour mill is on full till 9p.
m. each night, and turning out hardly
enough flour Ia supply the trade.
c. NJ. RhoadeS has returned from Long
Branch where he has been visiting his
family. His child Abbie, who has been
sick for some time, is considerably better
Miss Ella Hall has returned from wash
ington, O., where she has been VISITING
friends during the past two weeks.
]. &. Dent is on the sick list with q
slight touch of lumbago.
Mrs. RainicS and daughter AIDA, OF
Philadelphia, are the guests OF Mr. ii. C.
Wells.
Mr.. John Killclly, of this place, has y
remarkable set OF teeth. He has now IN
his mouth full set of teeth, aud has had
all of the first two sets extracted. Ana has
some which fill places where five teeth
have been extracted, and several where
three have been taken out. This Is u very
remarkable case, but is nevertheless quite
IN advantage.
Harry Clark smiles over the arrival of
fine girl baby. ~, >.
Friday was pay day at the Wheeling
Creek mines.
There will he quite a high toned we'd
ding ON Tuesday night nj the residence ol
a prominent West Bridgcporter
Mr.. Bent Clark, who has been the guest
of his parents here for several days, has IT.
turned To his home in PittSburg.
Mr. Wood Darrah, II. +. Wells accom-
modatng drug clerk, is III st. ClairS'iii,
visiting friends.
Mr. Joe I.oe of the First National Bank,
leaves tomorrow to spend his summer va
cation in Chicago, Detroit and the North
west.
Miss Lizzie Younger, of Virginia, re-
turns home tomorrow after month
visit with Miss Amelia NcuSirt.
The Martins Ferry glass works hands
defeated club composed of La Belle hands
in a game of base ball, yesterday, by Il
score of , tn >.
The stone maSons and carpenters are bus.
ily at work on the new c. Il i. depot, ana
large force of men are employed extend
ing the C.. l.. * w. main line.
Rev. J. II. Malcolm, of Clarlnda, Iowa,
is the guest of Rev. Hays, and will preach
i'm the PRESBYTERIAN Church this morning
Mr.. William Woods is able to he ont
again aitcra severe attack of typhoid fever
Miss Mary Mcdonald, of Wheeling, was
the guest OF Mrs. II. T. l.oc yesterday.
Quite a number of colorcd folks took III
the picnic at Ridgcway Grove yesterday
Mrs. William IIowcllS, of New Athens,
O., is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. VIM.
Frazier.
Mr. Frank Srigrl was in Wclhburg yes
tcrday on business.
Mr.. William Clark and family were III
Mt. Pleasant yesterday the guest oi
friends.
Mr.. Chas. TalIman has returned from al
extended trip to Detroit.
DR.. lIincrman is the guest oi his father,
David llincrman.
Mrs. Jos Chandler and daughter Cassie
intend leaving in the near future on an eN-
tended trip Ia Chicago 10 visit her son, La
faycttc Chandler
Mr. Will Higgins, of Wheeling, was II
town Yesterday on business.
Misses Homer and Anderson, of st
ClairSyillr, We're thcgncStS of friends here
yesterday
Mr. r. T.. Orr, of rittsburg, wasin town
yesterday calling on his many friends
McsSrs. A. Uranium and VIM. lloll0
way have returned from their Western trl
through Montana and Dakota.
Mrs T.. w. Rainier and daughter, oI
Philadelphia, Pa, are visiting Mrs. w. r.
Wells
To-day is pay day at the Wheeling Crcel
mines.
Geo. Cooper, of West Bridgeport, leave