Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-18
BRIDGEPoRr.

A number of Bridgeport people held . 3
private basket picnic ut Wheeling PAsks (,
yesterday.
X. J. Alexander has new book cass
placed in his Office. az
Work on the glass ditch still progreoDea (
nicely The pipe is laid and tested almuet :
to West Wheeling.
The case of Henry Glass W. Adxm
Edith will be tried before Squire Howell 5
tomorrow.
Steubcnyille where he attended the Insti-
tutc Of Ohio Mining Engineers.
The Sent John Fishing Club has ~
turned after two weeks Of enjoyment -
| saltwater. - N
Next week Pittsburgh club Of twenty
two members, with one thousand dollars
in the treasury, will occupy the camp w
Gated by the Sent John Club.
Miss Clara Clark, the obliging telcphone
operator, has returned to her post Of duty
after weeks absence. ~
John H. Hill has returned from Chico
90, where he has been working for his
uncle in the pork slaughtering businosw.
A party Of folks from Bridgeport and
Clemmens ON Friday night.
DIR. Henry West, of St. ClaiBville, va
in the city yesterday
The colored population will be greatly
enhanced to-day by the visiting lodges q
the q. U. of q. i. and their friends. In
dications promise an immense time and : &
large crowd.
Mr. and Mrs. II. G.. Wells attended q
musical soirec at the residence Of JudGe
John s. Cochran, in Martins Ferry, o.
| M JseGpusssi sisis ibe county psA: :
lin I ~ A1g9VfCh -
MD1 nsFnh lt71
Gu.6ay NJ - ~
der BrnmmNu 4o6jS ~
| tensivc tour through the ~
An infant child of BcnjaGnib job A.
nj its home in Etnavillc of brain fsvee
yesterday.
j. W. Fowler, Esq, Is In the country
spending Sunday with his family.
Frank Fisher writes the champion III
lie home from the white Woman r1vP
camp. He says he caught q twenty-ssvcn
pound bass.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Smith, In company
with Frank II. johnson, are Ia Ht1.93
Washington taking In the sight 1t the ~
natural gsls wells.
Messrs. Vim. Holloway and Alex. Brnne:
UNI leave for Council Bluffs Moudays5
where they are 10 join Mr.. Geo. Keonlinq1
an old BridgepOrter. then proceed 10 thet
Keonline ranch in Idaho, where they ~
to see the round up Of eighty thousan3
head Of cattle
Mr.. Otto Thalheimer, Of Cambrdgs, O., !
is in town visiting friends
A Anumber Of Bridgeport ladies have eonk<
cluded 30 form a relief corps In connece1o11
with Branum Post, No. 221, q. A. u. IL
affair IL in charge Of q number Of our -.
thusiastic ladies, and there u no dOabt G.
the success G the movement. 4
X. J. Alexander has had . new boo&I
case added 10 his Office furniture 5t5
George G. Mctiill n In the country stG1(I
ing friends and seeking health and yiGpst
bridgeport has n curiosity whieA I
doubt, majority Of even the oldest ~
habtaDts have never seen. u N II
shape of tree and stands In front pf Z.
Gilmore's, growing in Kirkw9d.
main body Of the tree is elm aud g
two branches growing direct fsp0
uunk, on which the leaves ere eutire3yl
ferent and on which the bark y -
smoother than on any Of the Other hsnnG
There will I've preaching ~ Pine ~
Church to-day, morning and svsnfHR
the pastor, Rev. J. =. Wintena. IL r.
chosen for the morning sermon Il -
jeremiah 8 chap, % verse. Tbe evuo
subject has not been selected.
The Y. NJ q. A. meets IN TIE K|s11
+. Church at $40 p N. IL -
chosen for consideration n 'sTs 06DG
Christian" )" from Phillipisns 81 dhaas
10 18th verses,