Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10

Mir. Montgomery am in favor of *.
ending the system all over town, but be-
fore we ask another loan think the Board
of Remission should make a report showing
what became of the $50, 900 recently voted
the people want to know how it was ex.
pended.
Mr.. Hanes-I sm glad Mr.. Montgomery
has mentioned that matter. When the
loan WAS asked, it was announced that it
was for the extension of the system, but it
was used in the payment of old debts.
Mr.. Shro1es-We can never get a report
of what became OF that $40, 600, but it was
evidently squandered.
The motion was carried and the Presi-
dent appointed MessTs. j. B. Montgomery
and James r. Shrodes, of the Council, and
John @. HAyne, of the Water Boald, as the
committee.
On Thursday evening Capt. and Mrs.
Abraham Lash entertained their friends at
their home On the Heights" Whist,
old msid and euchre were the principal
amusements, supplemented by n splendid
supper while before midnight Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y. Pstter-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Gillespie, Mr..
and Mrs. HSrry Northwcod, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas S. Morrison. Mrs. O. II. Dlley, Miss
E II. WarwoOd and Prof Edwin f.
Sparks.
Ga Friday evening Mr.. and MIS-. H. o.
WetheTald entertained the ATcadian Cub
st their home on North Fourth street.
The ususl amusoments indulged ia by the
club we're the p iucipal features, although
the luncheon served was far from ordi-
pary. Among those pre- ent we're Mr..
James 3. D ckson and wife, Mr.. Thomas
W. ShIeve and wife, Mr.. Will H. Hall
and wife, DR.. A. r OnG and wife, Mr.. J.
G Gray and wife, end Miss Maggie Raj
stop, Miss Maggie Kerr, Miss Eloss Gray,
Miss May Conkle, Mr.. VIII Oattell, Mr..
Robert Kerr, Rev. n. II Campbell, Rev.
A. E Brownl6e, Mr.. Bert wilkins
Ga tie same evening Misses Jessie ard
Ada Swsrtz, in a purely social way,
took care of party of their yOurg friends
at tie home of their father, Mr. Louis
Swariz. on First street. Several new games
we're il troduced and very pleasant even
ing spent, splend luncheon being one OF
the festures. Those present were Missee
Ella Campbell, Bsrtie Blsckford, S. B.
Thomas, Anna Green, Kate Ralstop, and
Messrs Will Dixon, Bert Msrshal, James
y HUkil, Alex Dixon, Joseph ". Pen
ningtcn, Walter II. Dsrrah snd Jesse
Jones.
On Thursday evening the home OF Misses
Ssliie and Chel Miller was the fcane of a
very delightful gathering. Cards, genes,
luncheon aud conversation caused the
evening to pass all to quickly. Those
present were Misses Alma Chess ell, Nellie
SedgTick, Matte Exley, Jennie May
wood, Madge Newlsnd, and MessTs. Frank
link, Roscoe Gag, Joseph J. haywood,
Howard Griffith, Rob Stewart and Ed. w.
r ed.
The T. B. c. crowd as one of our hap
pieSt sets style themselves, have always
been famous locally for the good times
they have. Ga Friday evening Miss Katie
Grier entertained the crowd at her home
on South Third street. The evening was
one of ths most pleasant in ths history Of
the act, all things conspiring to create hap
piness. Those present were Misses Beta
and Jessie Sheets, Mary Thomas, Bessie
Brady, Minnie Cox, Edna Crowsll, Gertie
Hanes, Jennie McGrew, and Messrs
Ernest Smith, James Ralston, Walter
Griffith, Ell. Exlcy, Ed. Lswie, Frank
Mitchell and Will Smylie.
On Friday evening Mr.. and MIS- ]. p.
Armstrong entertained a few CT their
friends at dinner. The meal was served
10 four courses and WIS elegantly prepared
and served Those present were Mr.. and
Ms. w. R. Ratclif, Miss Margaretta
DrenueD, Miss Emily Wsrwood, Miss Liz
zie RaiDey, Rev. H. n. Campbell, Rev.
Samuel Boyd and daughters.
TWenty-three suits for amounts ranging
from $500 to So 600 have been filed by
people owning property along First street
and Ohio avenue against the @, L Il W.
r. R. The parties on First street who
sue, have a clear case except that they
must prove that the railroad was not COM
pleted more than two yelrs before the
suits were fled, while those on Ohio ave
nue. will attemp. to prove that the rail
way company went beyond the nights
granted by Council when the ordinance
was passed allowing them the privilege of
leyiog tracks on First street. The rail-
way company will attempt in
these latter cases to prove that
the ordinance passed contemplated
that the company should use Ohio
avenue, which is simply sn extension of
First street. Those suing are Ann c
Turrer, Lille A. Kurtz ct al, David
venum, William Springfield, Caroline G..
Venum, Thomas ONsal ct al, Samuel
Hus.ins, VIM H. Or, John Burkhardt,
Wm. Kurze, Phillip Hess, VIM. Denny,
Rosanna Neal, George DOrsch, Laura
Swariz, Louis Swar'z ct al, Floto q Nc
Donough, Mrs. Neuhardt, John Noon Jas.
Craig ct al, T. J. Irwin and Mrs. James
LANG.
Mr.. Louis SBartz, who has been con-
nected with the Buckeye Glass Company
in the capacity of foreman of the mould
shop kuring the past five years, resigned
Yesterday at noon. Mr.. Swartz has not
get decided whether he will 90 to Ander-
son, Ind and take charge Of the mould
shops of Messrs. Miller and Gottscholk or
whether he will 90 TO Philadelphia, where
Messrs. Gillender & Co. have of'.red him
COCO position III luolI uuOulu nuOpcs III.
Swaltz will visit Philadelphia before he
decides tie matter.
The School Industrial Exhibition will
be held on February 9th, 2Sth and Goth,
and will be open 10th afternoon and even
ing.
Mcknight, Anderson ard Chase, the
three men arrested for the burglary of
James L. ties store, were given prelimi-
nary hearing before Mayor Mitchell yes
terday. Mr.. and Mrs. Lytle were unable
to identify thsir Ivory soap and Arbuck-
les coffee from that kept by other dealers,
and the Minnthlha -four which Anderson
had seemed to be Just as fine as that kept
by Lo.z & Soluble or Thso. Keller. There
fore the Mayor was forced to dismiss the
boys as there was no other evidence.
Many people thought there fellows had
more than their share of the groceries, but
10 one could swear where they got them.
Mcknight was held on the charge of burg
lsrizing the Brady residence, an exclusive
sccount of which appeared in yesterday g
REGISTER. and Joseph Taylor was arrested
yesterday as an sccomplice. Taylor will
have q hearing tomorrow.