Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-12
BENWOOD.

thar meeting of the saloon-keep-
held in the Mayors Office yes
q, sv afternoon, and branch Of the
iIuo keepers Protective Association,
'gT5seling, was organized. The fol-
o. officers were elected: Presl-
oR.D7 Wm. Briceland; Secretary, Jas.
deu| treasurer, Geo. GOegline. The
No.aI,, of the new organization is not
p-.sI.bt the Wheeling breweries, as is
lily supposed. The first, and
s'l''.;D,i object, IS to take action To
P'.I.,,.t the members against that ubi-
PINS individual, the "dead-beat."
association has other grievances,
JIG - which is the selling from the
9-, wagons OF beer BY the kegat
.ss same price it is furnished to sa-
wv lists. They also protest against the
i-yy'---sssle LIQUOR dealers selling liquor
."-.-,sU quantities to private individuals
,bs same price charged them per
'- "a, Mahony, OF Wheeling, traded
- wsth Ike Naley, a farmer from
rS.b Creek, Thursday afternoon. In
l-...7f Pats we'll known ability as a
,f3-s5f horse flesh, he was Outwitted
MS time by the gentleman from the
.--,r districts. He drove the horse
-r,, distance when the animal gave
-.5srre of being short winded, and he
''.-r- the farmer and "bitfed" him sew
..T Zines. for which he paid fine Of
20 and costs TO Mayor MabOOd.
THE new Council of the Order Of Ohio,
-,1,r.tra No. 1, which was organized
C.0fi Fellows Hall Thursday night,
-Ise-ai the following officers: Past
p-ss.5ent, Geo. Miller; President, Ed.
n Noel: Vice President, A. L. Pelley;
s,.1rntant, Erwin Bowman; Guide, j..
p P,rrer: Trustees, Pat. Harrington,
= NJ. Bowers and A. L. Pelley.
Miss Mary A. McCabe, who has for
..gs-qI wears past been BenwOOd CORE
.,,r5ert OF the SUNDAY REGISTER, has
,s.rned that position, and her sister,
his. Anns, has been appointed as her
.recessor. Miss McCabe's letters were
b-.,ht and newSy, and BenwOOd readers
,rH' regret that her departure from the
ei-v recesitateS her resignation.
Mrs. r. X. Saterfeld accidentally
fs-I iu the yard adjoining her residence
Thursday afternoon, and broke several
homes in her right foot, making quite a
~sfrful wound, which will keep her
confined 10 the house for some time.
lanes BrannOn and Miss Molhe Coates
will be united in marriage at the resi-
5arce of Rev. Father McMenamin
Monday evening, December 2lst, at
o'clock. Ed. Harvey and Miss Tillie
Barsey will be the attendants.
The Presbyterian congregation al
B9gg's will give an entertainment Oh
Christmas Eve.
The test at the new BenwOOd SkelI
mil. Yesterday was entirely SucceSSful
John McCabe has returned to work a.
the Riverside after few days illness.
Henry Jennings, of Pittsburg, is Wis
ft.ug his parents and friends here.
Mrs. Lizzie Clemens was q guest o.
S.eubenville friends yesterday.
ST. JOHNS FAIR
53ened in the basement OF the Church
Thursday evening with a good at
tendance. The crowd last night wa
considerably larger. 1t will continue OF
the last three nights of next week. 4
number of interesting contests will o'
decided, and the affair promises TO b'
very successful. Following are the
ladies' in charge Of the various Oooths;-
Hibernian bOotb-MisSeS Mary Pal
.-..g- p.sse CanarS- Nr0- oRt.H1le Dollar
me Mrs. John Seaman.
ReireShment bOOth-MisSeS jennie
Gurr, Fannie Geraighty, Ella Burns.
our Lady's booth-MiSses Mary Ha
vay, Teresa Sauers, Bee Doian anC
Frances Kelly.
supper table-Mrs. Hoyt, Mrs. Hig
gins and Mrs. Harrington.
Lemonade booth 'iSses Della Dee
-aa, Ella Bakely, Ella Murray and Mrs
Kate Murray.
The girls in charge OF the grab-bae
ere Misses Mary He'll and Mary Gately
The cOmmOdiouS hall is taStefully deco
rated, and the various booths are draped
DO pleasing manner, the general etTecl
being very pretty.