Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-24
BELLAIRE.

N, chsnics' Hose Company, and viii De
buried under the auspices OF the FIRE Dc
nartment tomorrow at ga N.
The q ladies are preparing for a
LAST grand rflly on the sterner sex by 0
leap year party to be given ut tue E'yslsn
Theatre some time this week. A hnal
effort will be made to storm the strong
hold of the Young mems affections before
the old year dies,
The fair and festival held in City Hall,
Friday and Saturday evenings, by the G.
A, r and W. r. O., to dispose OF q mum
hsr of articles left oter from q former festl-
val, was well attended and Melted q hand
some sum for the otdera
NJ. Gordon, the popular @. & P. passen-
ger sgsnt ut this point, has received o
6andt ONE Christmas present Of q box OF
,pscimen Colorado Minerals from the gen
eral passenger sgsDt Of the Denver and
Rio Graude road.
B 80. Workmep found two watches in
an ashpile in the Fourth ward yesterday.
One is q large timepiece with Q Masonic
| emblem attached; the other is q small one
The watches are now in the possession Of
Marshal Darby.
The grocers have organized az follows:
President, Joseph McClain; Vice President,
Frank Smith; Secretary, VIM. Il. Thomp-
son; Treasurer. W. ]. Ayers; Trustees,
Patrick Scahill, Joseph Clements and
Thomas Clegg.
A fellow of large avoirdupois struck q
cripple on Union street, Saturday after
noon. 1t was q cowardly act, but he was
no doubt aggravated By obscene language
and bad whisky.
A fellow named w. T. Bryant, Of st.
Clairsyille, was caught slipping a cap IN
hi, clothes ut Blum Bros. , and was Obliged
to give bis overcost for his appearance be-
fore the Mayor.
Remember the poor, Many a little
child whose parents cannot give it q pres
emit, will gratefully remember You for the
presentation of a little toy, and your heat
will be the lighter by this given of it.
The Fantasmas Of Flowers, announced
for the Presbyterian Church Thursday
evening, promises to be one of the most
novel attractions of the holidays.
The icy pavements the past few days
have bseu the cause of many broken bones
and bad sprains. The aged are the most
unfortunate.
Will White, the ball player, arrived
home yesterday to spend the winter. Mr..
White has been in Arkansas since the Sea-
son closed.
Mr.. Lawrence Cullom and Miss Allie
CASTOR, will be. married this evening, at
the home of j. A. CASTOR, in the Third
ward.
Mr.. Albert Foster aud Miss Mary Henry,
will be married at the residence OF CHARLES
Henry, on Rose Hill, Christmas afternoon.
The Sunday school children of the Fret
NJ. f. Church will give an entertainment
in their church, Christmas evening.
Quite a crowd of glass workers from
Findlay and FOstoria came home yester-
day to spend the holidays.
A dramatic concert and prizs bszsr will
be held at the A. III. Z. Church Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings.
A certain hotel clerk walked TO Wheel
ing and back the other day in two hour
end won a wager of $40.
Robert Hutchinson will move his family
here from Brilliant, put will continue to
work at his present place.
VIM. Oliver, of the Morgan County
Tribune, is spending the holiday season
with friends in this city.
The marriage of VIM. Powell and Miss
Sadie Kennedy is announced to take
place Christmas evening.
The funeral of Mr.. Anderson, the
butcher, oCcurs this morning. The fire.
men will turn out.
Streets of New York; was presented
here Saturday night TO a good crowd. The
show is only fair.
Pnf. Wenner, of the High School, will
eat Christmas turkey with friends ut his
home in TIfiu, o
John Ward, of the B & o., is ~rusticat'
ing with West Virginia friends during the
holiday 8 a'ou.
"a gentleman Of the CLOTH" colord,
was before the Mayor yesterday. Tee
much benzine.
There was q small fight Oh Union stree!
Saturday afternoon. The participants
were arrested.
Work is being pushed rapidly forward
OF the street car lire notwithstanding the
cold snap.
Glsss City Grove Of Druids will hold g
festival in City Hall, beginning Thursday
evening.
Lou Battslle and wife, of Findlay, o,
are here to spend the holidays with theil
parents.
Rev. w. s. Campbell IVES unable TO fill
tbs pulpit in the Episcopal Church yester
day.
II is said that b. +. Cocksyne will 90 t.
Tihin to engage in q manufacturing bust
ness.
The indebtedness of this county
amounts TO 1927 80, of which Bsllaire has
the honor of promise to pay" about 500,
0C0.
TIE Epi:copal church will bold {
Christmas treat this evening a.: O'Clock
All cur college students are home I,
spsnd "YUle tide" with their old friends
The Moss Rose Club will give q selec
hop in Choral Hall ThuredSy evenipgr
Benwood people will fiud Parks 4
Dickens a good place TO buy toys.
Belmont Lodge, G. U. o. o. F., install
it's new officers tomorrow night.
Walter Leah will spend the holiday
with frie IDS at Brighton, N. j.
East Lynne" will be presented at tn
theater on Wednesday evening
, Frank Myers is home 10 spend The boli
days with his old friends.
Passenger trains on the B & o, hav
been late for several days.
Grant and John Baker, Of Findlay, or
here to spend Christmas.
Bert Andrews drew the ban6some dol
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