Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-24

The Seldom Seen Fishing Club, which
left this place July for their camp on
the Tuscarawas river, are meeting with
great success. They have erected a
dancing platform and have full string
band composed of members OF the club.
and dancing is one of the chief amuse-
ments. Never an evening passes with
out social hop. The country girls
gather in about o'clock and the fun
goes merrily on until ~. The catch has
also been unusually large this season, Of
fering magnificent sport to the members
Of the club who are inclined that way.
People visiting the camp in that section
are entertained in first-class style by
the members and are never allowed to
depart without square meal. On last
Sunday over a hundred people were fed
at this camp.
The officers and members Of the Sam.
Jones Fishing Club went up to camp at
Willow Springs, w. Va, yesterday
morning in the yacht, Surprise, with
Capt. John haywood in command.
They took large supply OF provisions
with them, both in solid and liquid form
and expect to remain several days. Any
one wishing a good days sport can have
it by spending a day with the sam
Jones people.
Dickey Padden and George Feeters,
two of Martins Ferry's crack ball play
ers, went to Washington, Pa, yester-
day with the Wellsburg club, who Will
cross bats with the Washington team on
the grounds of the latter. An interest,"
| ing game is looked for, as the teams
are about equally matched.
Ed. McCarty, foreman OF the Buck
eye lamp department, and Amos Paxton
left Yesterday morning with wagon
load of fancy glassware to be disposed
of among the farmers OF this and Je1-
| ferson counties.
The the theater season will be opened
here August 4th, with Turner's Bur
lesque and Vaudeville Syndicate, organ.
lied in England and said to be one oil
the finest attractions on the road this
season.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will meet this
afternoon at o'clock to make arrange
ments for the social tea to be held IN
their rooms In the Opera House BLOCK
next Wednesday evening.
The funeral of Miss Eugenia Bailey
will take place this morning at 10 O'CLOCK
from the M. E. Church. lnterment al
Linwood Cemetery, back OF bridgeport
The Terminal Railroad passenger
depot is nearing completion, and pas
senger train IS soon to be running be-
tween this place and Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Williams left yes
terday for an extended western trip Il
visit relatives and friends. They expec
to be gone several months.
Mr.. S. G.. Robinson, bOokkeeper atth'
Elson Glass Company, is lying serlousl!
ill with typhoid fever at the home OF Ill
father near Feltonsville.
Grading for the new buildings to D.
erected by the Reymann Brewing 20
ON Fourth street will be commenced
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. sThos. Kerr, OF Beaver
Pa. are visiting the family OF Jaco
Rosenthal, of the Third ward
The mother of George Dorsch died Il
Wheeling on Wednesday, and Will o
buried to-day at o'clock.
Richard O'Beirne is mentioned as
candidate for Commissioner on the Dem
ocratic ticket.
W.T.. Duncan and Mr.. George NC
Kim were in Moundsville on bushes
yesterday.
IaunvI, ~lur. s.MednLiS, yisjt'n9 .he
street.
Miss Bessie Pope, of Woodsfield, O.
Is the guest Of Miss Jennie Dixon.
Miss Allie Hampton, Of Somerton,
visiting Mrs. Ad. Van Pelt.
Mrs. A. ]. Smith, of Fostoria, O.,
visiting friends here.
Whiteman Frazier Is visiting friend
in Pittsburg,