Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-31
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4 Column Fum of the Freshest Gossip OF
the Day.
Manager Wolf, of the telephone ex-
chage, was in the city on mis- bicycle yes
terday.
A lot Of sewer pipe has arrived for par
ties in this city, over the O., L. & W.
Brick work has begun in earnest OF the
new 1. o. o. F. building
Mrs. Spot Green is recovering from q
spell Of sickness.
Whooping cough is abating to some ex-
tent in the city.
Will Parks writes home from SWiizer-
land that he is enjoying himself. Mrs
Rial Leisure. of Gravel Hill, is with him.
He thinks Switzsrland reminds him more
forcibly Of America than any OF the other
counlries he visited. In Paris he had a
hard time getting what he wanted to eat.
A Young chsp who has been jumping
freight trains and riding over the b. x U.
bridge 10 Bsnwood, was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Officer Burke. TIE boy had
been crossing the bridge quite often OF
late, aud yesterday the officer was on the
look out for him. The offense ia punisha-
bic with fine of $25.
Miss Annie Warnock, Of WarnOck, Wis
tied friends in this city yesterday.
Harry Kelly is on his way home from
Texas, where he has been on trip for the
Belmont Glass Works.
Cooley" Simpson, of MOundsville, the
gentleman who used to visit this city 10
the capacity Of produce merchant several
years since, is now studying law and takes
to Blackstone as well as the next. Cooley
is a deserving young man and a credit 10
Moundsville.
JOS. Wallace has buried two children
and now his wife is i'll and it is feared can
not recover.
Thomas Hart, of Muncie, Ind, is in the
city. While here he let the contract for
painting the roofs of his window glass fac
tories to q Bellaire gentleman.
Money sold in the Buckeye Building
Association at the last mesting at II, Il
and Is cents premium, and there wss a
general scramble for it. This shows that
the people of Bellsire are bound to keep
Cd with the times. The Buckeye has
taken in over 200 new shares Of stock dur
ing the past several weeks,
Jesse Kelly was down at MOundsville
camp ground yesterday on business.
Oaly part of the mould makers in this
city are at work.
Mr.. Richard Davies, of Gravel Hill, and
wife, are in Paris.
Blackberries have begun to arrive from
points down the river.
After a stop Of two weeks the nail fac
tory will resume on Monday.
Mrs Ross, who lives in the "fJame roS'i
in the Fourth ward, fell and sprained bel
ankle severely while returning from
Whites circus on Monday night. Mrs.
Ross is over go years of age, and her in
Jury will lay her up for some time.
Thomas Truce, of Washington, Pa, is in
the city. Thomas has an attraction down
here.
The shooting gallery on Union street
above the postofice has quit business.
About one-half Of our dogs should have
a dose Of cold lead.
Some Of the engrsaers are st work 81
the Belmont glass works this week.
Sam Oxford, of GAINESVILLE, was in The
city yesterday, but LETT soon on visit Il
Pittsburg on business.
Albert King, who sold his grocery and
vent to the country for his heslth, is visit
iug friends here. He is somewhat I'M
proved.
Mr.. snd Mrs. john Shilling, Miss Jennie
Smith and Nellie Battelle and Mr.. Viii
Stewart have returned from weeks CANT
at Lake Chippewa.
Pipe fer the new water main on Thirty
seventh street arrived some time since.
We are promised q visit from Robinson
circus.
Chas. Fry has been sworn in a speciA