Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04
BRIDGEPORT,

Miss Elvs Secrest, charming youn,
1 lady of Urichsyille, 10 in the city visitiDf
Q friends.
North West was in Tiltonsville on bust
| ness yesterday.
E To morrow is election day and the pros
/ poets are very good for hotly contested
r fight. We would not be surprised to hear
| Of a knock down or so.
A coal wagon broke down on the Island
Yesterday while on lis way 10 Wheeling
with load Of coal.
Mrs. Jacob Biggs is seriously ILL., Her
infant of few hours was buried in Rose
Hill cemetery, on Friday afternoon.
John C. Alexander, of franklin College,
is in town visiting friends.
Mountain View Literary Society held q
grand exhibition and entertainment at
Lancaster chapel April let. The affair
was grand success and is pronounced
the grandest ever held on the hill. John
A. Blaekford, the President, has managed
the society with great credit to himself.
A number of Bridgeport will attend the
funeral of Mr. Miller, who will be buried
in ST. Clairsville to-day. A train will run
out from this place.
James Davidson, pilot of tie steamer
Andes, was in town yesterday calling on
friends.
Miss Ollie Allen is ccnvalescent after o
months illness.
A roll was broken in No. sheet mill in
the Standard Friday night.
VIM. Ryan, man about sixty years Of
age, met with serious accident Friday
evening. He WAS rowing up the river
among the willows above Koehlien's ice
house, and upon turning suddenly dead
willow stick struck him in the eye and put
it out entirely.
OFT Hsnlon, of the GAINESVILLE Eater.
prise, was in town yesterday anon
friends.
Miss Emma Dent is quite i'll.
W. L. Blair, of Philadelphia was in t
yesterday.
J. NJ. Wilkiu, Of the Wheeling Valley
coal works, was in town yesterday.
The A., l. & s. W. held grand ball in
Ulrichs Hall, in Ktnsville, on Friday
night The affair was we'll attended and
very much enjoyed.
Z l. Feeley, Treasurer Of this county.
was in town yesterday.
Mrs. William Caldwell, Of Bruce, re-
turned TO her home yesterday after q visit
With friends in town.
Goe. W. Huff, who was hurt at the (
Wheeling Creek coal works about week
ago, ia convslescent.
Frank Emerine is on the sick list. (
Rev. Earl D. Holtz will preach in the
M. Z. church to-day. He will assist Rev. l
Winters in quarterly meeting.
William Alexander will be candidate :
for Council.
James Ryan, Esq Of St Clairsville, was I
in town yesterday.
The pink tea at the NJ. f. Church Fri I
day night was success
A Bohemian came in from the coal
works the other day to order coffin for
bis mother.in.law and make arrangements
for the funeral. When the arrangements
we're all made he told the undertaken that
be wanted to dig the grave as lie was an.
xious she should not return.
Miss Maggie Adolph gave supper COM
ELEMENTARY to Mr.. Mort West, who married :
4 Woodsfeld lady on Wednesday.
The streets are in horrible condition, |
and the crossings no better.
Rev. Brown, OF Bsllaire, will preach in !
he Presbyterian Church to day in the alb.
ience Of Rev. C. c. Hays, the regular pas
.or, who is in Arkansas.
Miss Maggie Cooke has returned home
after a weeks visit in the country. Il
Mr.. r. J Baggs is in LafertY visiting I
nis son.in-lsw, William Boyd. {
Misses Retta and Louisa Lalferty, Of
LaffertY Station who have been visiting
Mrs.. DR.. Cooke, returned home yesterday. &
The following candidates have been posi- 6
lively named; For Mayor R. B. Mitchell,
c. A. Junkins and George Pitner. For
Marshal Joseph McCenusughy and Min
wood Tandy. For Council William Alex.
ander and John Morgan, Of .Etnsville.