Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-16

"A new shooting club was orc,,
yesterday oy the election Of NJ n ECU
W. 1ost, President; M. Cowon 10: ueo'
lary and Frank Melott, Treasnro. oe N.
ciuols composed OF the follow;r. ne
gentlemen in addition 10 IN" te, named
Sla iS d; d: Darrah, Geo. M Woods
COrloge' e. Z. Myer, I. M. Kvser T n ~ n
Tow We ID. Danford, DR.. ]. W. Coonor
~ w; cooper, DR.. j. S. McClelland "a
anu a Ut. u w. Boone. The clnh will
guy ne" traps and all the necessary &C. -
once. noO0lhg at
George Boyce and wife. of tb,, o,.u
W. VIZ are located on Burr's Mills camn
ground Tor the summer, celebrated the
eisntn anniversary Of their marriage on
ias' saturday evening. Everybody on
VIC camp ground participated in the
event and all had a fine time NJ
boyce and wife were the recinients .;
several fine presents. -
Cnas. Mccain, a glasscutter who
worked here last fall, died Yesterday Of
MS home in Monongahela Citv He hoJ
wy srip some time since and never fully
~ FAOul lllb cUectS.
The street railway will be extendad
70 Lower Town when Belmont street iS
opened over the b. & o. tracks. This
Will De the best move the company ever
made. wa RN"' '''i
several young married gentlemen and
tnelr wives left last night on a fishing
"Trip down the river. They will be gone
several weeks.
A league club Of Republicans was
formed last night at City Hall. The or
ganization starts with small member
ship.
The marriage of a young window
glaSScutter to handsome Fourth ward
young lady is announced for next
week.
A cowboy artist created considerable
stir on the streets when he walked about
in his quaint costume, with lady on his
arm.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers OF the Enterprise Window Glass
Works will take place July IS.
Quite large crowd went down to Bel
mont Park yesterday to the picnic of
the German Sunday school.
II. ROemer, the dry goods merchant,
had his face painfully hurt by being
thrown from buggy.
Miss Lulu Obberman, of Wheeling, is
the guest Of Mrs. Robert d. McVey in
the Fourth Ward.
Four street fakirs occupied Union
street on Tuesday night and all did a
good business.
S. o. Cummins is enjoying lake
breezes at present. He has been gone
three weeks.
Bellaire Lodge, No. 37S, l. o. o. F.,
initiated three new members on Mon
day evening.
The Street Commissioner has been in
structed to clean up all improved streets
once a week.
There will be a moonlight excursion
down the river on the steamer Phillips
this evening.
Clara Johnson, the ''baby" pianoist,
will appear in the Christian Church this
evening.
The funeral of Mrs. D. w. Sheppard
yesterday afternoon was largely at
tended.
Rev. William Eaton and wife arrived
safely in the old country few days
since.
Harry Mccain has returned from
visit with friends in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Weyrick, father of c. NJ. Wey-
rick, has been granted a pension.
r. Z. Neal, the liveryman, has pur-
chased several fine carriages.
Very few people took in the excursion
to Chippewa Lake yesterday.
Bellaire contains, perhaps, hundred
grass widowers just at present.
The B. & o. will give a 6O-cent rate
on G.. A. r. daY to Burr's Mills.
n. Fl. RowleS is having his residence
in the Fourth Ward reprinted.
P. Bradley has built several new
hacks within the past year.