Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-21
BRIDGEPORT.
Fresh Gossip Cleaned From the Dolngs of
Week.

Fresh Gossip Cleaned From the Doings Of
Week.
Rev. r. NJ. Brown, who died at Wells
burg on Friday, was we'll known here and
in Bellsire. Rev. C. @. Hays will assist
in the funeral ceremonies on Monday.
Miss Lucy Swift, of Pittsburg, is the
guest of Miss Lucy Clark, of KirkwOOd.
Miss Belle Sharon, of COalrain, spent
yesterday with friends in Kirkwood.
John Sells is il quite critical condi-
ton.
Mrs. E. W. Houser spent Sunday in
Cadiz, o.
Mr.. H. W. Rhodes is in Alliance, O., at
tending a general council of the United
American Mechanics.
Miss Lille Bullsrd, of Atlanta City, n.
j., spent yesterday with friends in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Dunlevey are at the
home of Mr.. Dunlevey's father, near Bel
lsire, spending week.
Mr.. George Miller, of the Superinten-
dents Office of the G., L & W., at Cleve-
land, formerly of this place, is here to
spend Sunday with friends
Capt. William Clark, of Sewickly, is the
guest of his son, D. B. Clark.
Mr.. F. M. Kearns, of ]. @. Dent & Co.,
has returned from a successful business
trip.
Since the Sherman House has been
charged to the Van Pelt House, it is doing
a very good and prosperous business.
Isadore Martin, Bohemian employed
at the Wheeling creek mines, had his hand
badly mangled yesterday by soap stone
falling upon it.
1t is pretty nearly time far the health
officer to take the clothes pin from his nose
and take a smelling jaunt among the fra
grant alleys.
The remCdeling of the WoOdcock build
ing for City Hall, is well under way.
A new and more convenient time table
is promised soon by the G. & W. railway.
The time table now in force between Bel
lsire and Martins Ferry is especially in
convenient to the travelling public.
Superintendent F. NJ Townsend was on
this part of the line last week arranging
the new schedule.
A ten-year-old child of w. ]. Gardner
Was drowned in the creek just back Of
Eberle's ice house Friday afternoon.
The boy had gone there to fish and by
some m ans fell into the creek, and no one
being in the vicinity he was drowned.
Later his hat was discovered, which led to
search which was rewarded by the find
ing of the body near the ice house. Mr..
Gardner came here recently from Sharon,
Pa, and the boys remains were taken to
that place for burial on the early train
yesterday morning.
Prof. John Mullen's dancing class gave
ball in Hills new barn on Friday even
iug.
Capt Asa Holloway and wife, of Flush-
ing, were in the city yesterday. They
were accompanying their daughter to Mt
dc Chantal Academy.
The merry tinke Of the festive ice wagon
bell is again heard in the land.
Col. Steele, of New Castle, Pa, is the
guest of friends in this city.
Mr. Harry WhitcOmbe, of Empire, O.,
is the guest of friends in THE city.
To-day, lor the first time, the new pipe
organ at the Presbyterian church will be
called into use A specially prepared
Easter service will be 'hc programme.
George Brown, of Bellaire, was in the
city yesterday.
A drunken man fell over a stone wall at
the Crystal Glass Works, yesterday. 1t
took TIRE whole police force end assistants
TO gst him 20 the lookup. He was badly
bruised.