Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-15
BRIDGEPORT.

ON Friday Mr.. Henry L. Snyder ana
Miss Minerva Mitchell were married oy
Squire Samuel A Clemens.
Col. Glen Steele, of Lancaster, Ohloi
was in town Friday. the gnest Of irlenus'
Judge briggs, of ST Clairsville' was IN
town Yesterday viewing the GROUND at
Koehnieins. where the G. Il Z. have oeen
Al ggino away the support to the Koehnlein
Ground along the said c. X +. Tracks.
The Indian show company gave thelr
last exhibition in the City Hall last night.
They 20 from here to Pittsourg.
Two women and one man were arrested
nm Friday evening for being drunk and DIS
orderly on the streets. They were released
YESTERDAY after paying fine OF SIX and
Morris Cope has returned from bust
ness trip through Tennessee.
Thos. j. Davis left yesterday to spend
Sunday with his parents at Brown 5 IS
land L..
ant social meeting on Friday evening al
the residence of Pfof. Jos. Duncan, on
Whitley street.
Pa. will preach 10 the Presbyterian con-
creation today. both morning and even
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lukens gave de-
lightful euchre party to their many friends
last evening. at their residence on Affect
John Bird. an employe of the Standard
mill. had his foot severely mashed yester-
day.
Mrs. Mary Lanthrop, the celebrated
temperauce lecturer. will occupy the Pres
bvterian church in this place on the even
ing of the 10th inst. 1t IS needless to say
that she will no doubt have a crowded
house.
There will be an adjourned meeting of
Council on Tuesday evening.
One of the most notable events IN society
circles of Bridgeport was an afternoon ID
dies reception, given on Thursday, oy MIS-.
Gen & Mckee. assisted by Miss Eloise
Mckee Euchre was INDUCED in from 200
to / 80 O'Clock p. IN. The gentlemen part
ners were represented bv ladies who wore
cut roses tied with blue ribbon, and
their partners were those wearing roses.
tied with pink ribbon. The hostess pre-
sented Mrs. John Topping with beautiful
vase. as the highest winner, representing
the gentlemen, and Miss Mamie Duncan
was the recipient of an elegant after dinner
cun and saucer. as the highest
lady winner. burst, of Wheel
ing. served the party with refreshments,
i'm his usual grand style. Prof Chas. Kill
never presided at the piano. Inc parlors
were tastefully decorated and lighted with
wax candles There were about thlrty-hVe
ladies present, who were as follows
Misses Minnie Alexander, Lucy Alex
ander. Hettie Alexander. Mamie Duncan,
Mary Bags. Annie Brown, Annie huhn,
Kate Scott, May Todd, Gertie Amrlne
Blanche Duulevy, Maggie Clayland, Dora
Heinein, Mamie Marble, Bessie COOK
Mrs. John A. Topping Mrs. Geo. Duncan,
Mrs. 4. j. Baggs, Mrs. A. c. Branum,
Mrs. J. C.. Dent. Mrs Geo. Medil, Mrs
Thos. Frasier, Mrs. VIM. Graham, Mrs
H.M. Clarke. Mrs. Seymore Dunlevy,
Mrs. Jas. Duncan, Mrs DR.. John Cooke,
Mrs. DIR. w. $ Fisher Mrs. David Craw-
ford.
our village took the precaution to inves-
tigate the quality of the brick piled along
the street 10 pave the same, and the expert
who examined them states that there are
not enough good brick in the lot to pay for
culling them out This gentleman is a
practical and an experienced man, having
laid nearly all the streets in Wheeling,
Little Washington, Pa, and Wells0urg
His opinion should be enough for Council.
and they should notify the contractors that
not one of these brick will be allowed to 60
in the street, so they can have them re
moved and others furnished. 1t is good
thing that we have a sample Of these brick
in street so near as Martins Ferry to look
at and il is also fine thing that there were
some OF these srick piled up here this win
ter so we could have them examined. Our
people all sympathise with Martins Ferry
because they were bit in these same brick,
vet we should profit by their experience
and not get into the position 70 need sympa-
thy ourselves.