Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-14
BRIDGEPORT.
Talk From Our Nearest Ohio
Seighbor

Small Talk From Our Nearest Ohio
Seighbor.
Mr.. Frank Upton has returned from n
visit to Lorraine.
Rev. Barnett of Washington, Pa, will
preach in the Presbyterian church to-day
in the absence Of Rev. G. G. Hays the reg
ular pastor.
The Young Mems Christian Association
holds its regular meeting in lis new quar-
tiers in the Bank Building to-day at 3 p.
IN. Every one is invited and especially
our young men.
Yesterdays snow and wind storm was
particularly severe out the e. l.. Il ". K.
r., about LOrain.
Miss Kate Cook, OF Pcllairc, is the
guest of friends in this city.
A new time schedule goes into effect at
noon to-day on the G. l.. * W. There
are no very important changes in time.
Miss Irie Wilson has charge Of the gener-
al delivery window at the postonice.
On Friday night quite n number OF
Bridgeport gentlemen were i'll st. Glars
| Vile, and were coming home in hacks.
iIr. Eb. Lyle, one Of the gentlemen re-
fused TO ride in an open hack, and started
to walk, preferring to keep his blood in
circulation in that manner He arrived
in Bridgeport just little ahead Of the first
hack, and no doubt much more comfort
able than its occupants.
Reese Henry fell from n box while put
ting up some cOrnice the other day, cut
ting q severe cash above his left eye.
Mr.. George +. Turner is in Cleveland
visiting friends.
Mr.. Joseph McConnaughy, ST., is quite
seriously i'll.
During tie war, while connected with
Sheridan's army rs a surgeon, DIR. Todd
dressed n very severe wound in the
breast OF a Sweede of the Sixth
Missouri regiment. The doctor never
never saw the man again after he left the
field hospitrl until yesterday, when Mr..
Fred Strong, the G. * =. Agent ut Bel
laire, turned an old man over into his
charge to I've brought mp TO the G. J.. IL w.
junction, TO be transferred 10 h st.
Clairsyille train 10 be taken u
the In6rmary. On the way up the old
man made known the fact that he was a
soldier, and spoke of the engagement IN
which he was hurt. The doctor at once
grew interested in him and queries and
examination developed the fact that he
had now in his care the came man he had
CARED for in a battlefield hospital 10 long
ago. The circumstance and the nature OF
the wound became familiar 10 the doctor
after a few minutes study
Mr.. William Emmonds, n &. & j..
brakeman who was hurt up the road on
Friday night, called upon DIR. Todd yes
terday to be repaired.
The Liederkranz Gesang Verins will
give q ball in Sehaeffer's Hall on Thanks
giving eve.
McCabe < Young's Minstrels gave a
creditable performance at the Mammoth
Rink Friday night.
Mrs. Harrison and daughter, Of Cadiz,
o., are the guest Of her daughter Mn.
William Herman.
Mr.. Fielder Wright, an emplOye oil
Scott & McGraw, lumber dealers, had bis
middle finger on his left hand badly
mashed Tuesday, while unloading thing of
the c. Il 7. cars. DIR. A. II. Heinlein
dressed the wound and at last reports Mr.
Wright was doing as well as could lie ex-
pected.
Carpenter Il McCane; gas and steam
filters, have opened up their shop in Hollo-
ways Block, and are ready to do bust
ness.
DIR. Kelly, Of Portland Station, o., was
in town yesterday.
Mr.. Geo. Keholin and wife, formerly OF
this place, but now Of Council Bluffs, Ia,
are visiting relatives and friends here.
The many friends of Joseph K On, Of
Holidays Cove, will be happy to learn
that be was married last Thursday 70 Miss
Mary Hamilton, Of Brooke county, W. va
His friends here extend their hearty con
g~ratulations- 80
Mrs. Jos. Chandler and daughter, Miss
Cassie, returned yesterday from an extend
ed visit in Chicago and Kansas
Quite n number of Bridgeport people at
tended the trial of Ransom Baxter versus
Messrs. Junkins, Kuehn and Howells In
st. GAINESVILLE yesterday.