Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-17
GAINESVILLE.

R,pNFsvr1L OHIO, March 15-Miss
Carrie Ritz. OF Baltimore, is the guest OF
her brother. Mr. John Reitz, OF WEE street
Mrs. w. Il. Damsel, of st Louis, IS VS.
itirg relatives and friends here.
Mr.. Al Head left this week for on ex'
tendsd business trip through the North
western State'.
Mr.. Irwin Hunt attended the funeral OF
his sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary McCallister,
at Zanesville, Wednesday.
Ninety.two children are now being cared
for at the Belmont County Children
Home a this place.
Mrs. Laura Houck, a pleasant young
lady of Cambridge, was the guest OF Mrs.
O. o. Hanlon, this week.
Mr.. John Wendell, Of Columbus, is vis'
ting friends ia this vicinity.
NJ. Abel Williams was il Bellaire the
last of the week.
Miss Mary St. Clair hiss gone TO Humes-
ton, Iowa, where she will spend the sum-
mer with her sister, Mrs. E. J. CAN'T
Mr.. E. 4. Foreman has returned from q
soiourn at Council Grove. Kansas.
Jas. A. Shepherd, of Louisville, has
been appointed Trustee of the Children 4
Home vice Dr. Piper, of Glencoe, whose
term has expired.
Mr.. John Bradfeld, for forty-eight years
engaged in the dry goods and leaf tobacco
business at this place, has retired, and his
two sons, T S. and ]. W. succeed to the
large business.
W.B. Dean, a freight brakeman living
at Newark, was struck by bridge Desr
here THURSDAY and was badly cut about
the head. After bis wounds were dressed
he went to his hcmein Newark.
Mr.. Seth E}son, editor CT the Hart
mich. JOmnd, arrived here Thursday, to
see his brother, D B Edison, who was very
i'll. II was the first meeting between the
brothers for forty years. The latter died
a few hours after the brothers. arrival, and
joyful meeting was soon turned into one
OF sorrow.
The remains of Mrs. Mary Carroll, wife
of Conductor Dan Carroll, Of Bellaire, will
be brought here tomorrow for interment
Daniel B. E1sCn, an old citizen Of this
place died Thur,day night, Of pneumonia.
He had been over fifty years in the en-
ploy of the Government in the capacity Of
postmaster, soldier and mail carrier, and
was widely known throughout this section
His funeral will take place Sunday, under
the direction Of the Masonic fraternity.
John Vail, sn aged citizen, TOW visiting
here, claims the homer Of helping to raise
the dwelling in which Secretary Window
was born near LlOydsvile, this county.
Local talent, styling themselves the
Chestnut Ministries" give an entertain
ment in City Hall, Monday evening, for
the benefit of the City band.
DR.. J. K. Thomas, of Steubeayille, was
in town Friday.
The public schools will give an indus
trial exhibit of the handiWOrk Of the
scholars on the 29th.
There will be more moving more build
ing, and more work for those who will
work here the coming summer, than in
any former time in the history Of the town.
The old town is going to boom this sum-
mer.
The new H. E. Church is to he built of
stone with rock faced walls.
The new BraGfeld block is to be the
finest, it is sad, of any of like dimensions
in Eastern Ohio.
The managers of the Window Glass
Works here, soy there is no danger of the
fires being banked before tie usual shut
down.
The Watt Mining Car Wheel Company
have full force at work with plenty Of
orders.
Mrs Ham Eaton was called 70 Cleveland
this week, owing to the illness Of her neice,
Mrs. Fowcett.
A largo number Of Old Fellows from
this place, visited the Morristown brethren
night.
Warren Lodge K. of P. conferred the
Pages rank ontwo candidates FRIDAY even
ing. This lodge is prospering nicely.
A half dozen babies have increased the
that much during the past week