Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10

the citv shaking hands with their many
friends, and they look as though Ohlo nie
agreed with them. -
Louis Vollhardt, our well known ton
serial artist. is confined 20 the mousse Oy
severe attack of asthma and grip
The skating on Buffalo creek is very nhe
and the boys and girls and lust hSvlns
Jolly good time. The Ice Is tnree Inon 10
thick and OF very good quality 10 put up
for summer use, but as usual they "al' LUZ
better and get none. ..
Chas. Beam was in the city on Iuesday,
going around among his many Irlenus'
Charley is lust as Jolly and rat as ever
He is now located in Moundsvine-
Candidates for the Sheri Tality OF BROOKS
county, are looming up thick, as we naIe
now seven sure men in the field, hve Demo
Gratis and two Republicans, with Mack
sure winner-so the boys say;
The city was overrun with JEWISH or run
raers this week, but they were not the loIIy
fellows OF last month. They came sad at
heart, and all Of them remarked; we
have lost, {" with sigh.
Rev. Father Duffey has taken charge OF
the Catholic Church here.
William Castles, who resides at the lower
ferry, opposite Steubenville, met Win d
painful and what might prove fatal acct
dent. While he and his brother were down
huntington Cross Greek, William started 10
follow a rabbit track on the brow OF the
hill. lust below Sanders mill, and above the
high cliff Of rocks, and in some way IN
known slipped, rolled over the clin OF rock
and fell a distance Of fifty feet, strlKlng on
the top Of his head, fracturing his Skull
in two places, cutting deep gasn over MS
right eye, ana sustaining, 1t is reared, IN
ternal injuries He was conveyed TO MS
1aA T~,o o.
and Dr. Walkinshaw being called ne dld
everything 70 relieve the patients suner-
Ing At last accounts he is still alive.
Jesse johnson made flying visit TO East
Liverpool, O., on Tuesday Of this week.
Mrs. Ben Antell, OF Smiths Ferry, Pa,
who has been visiting her moteer on
Charles street, returned home on TUESDAY
morning.
Mr.. Charles Hall has two children who
are very low with typhoid feyer-hls
daughter Matte and son Joe, or Jedden, as
he is sometimes called.
The II. S. Society Of this city had quite
an oyster spread at their cafe on SUNDAY
night. 10 required seven gallons OF the
best select oysters 10 appeaSe the spPe-
tites Of the members.
Joseph Hall, aged %, eldest son OF Q. ID,
Hall, died on Friday morning after lin
gering attack of typhoid fever. He leaves
4 young wife 70 mourn his loss.
Mrs. Frank StatherS, mother or Mrs.
John Bowman, died at her daughters
home, below the creek, on Thursday, aged
eighty years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin are both confined 10
their beds with a severe attack OF grip:
L. y. VOllhardt has map up in his once
which has all the farms ana their location
and owners, and all the cities and towns,
and lot owners and the situation Of the
same in Hancock, Brooke, Ohio and Mar
shall counties, with every creek, hollow
and hill, and everything else about the dlf-
ferent counties which everyone wants TO
know.
WI. johnson, Of Gallipolis, o., is visit
ing his brother, J. p. Johnson, Of Lazear-
vile.
Pink Mercer, Of Martins Ferry, is visit
ING NJ the residence Of Winfield Schrim-
plan, on East Main street.
Prof Clearwater, the champion pool
player Of America, viii give the people
chance 70 know what playing pool IS, on
Monday and Tuesday, January IL and IL,
az the pool room in the north end Of the
Tarr building on West Main street.
The event Of the week was the disappear.
ance of George II. kirkland, proprietor OF
the kirkland store. About $4,000 or Sl4,-
when all attachments are served. Kirk
land had in his possession when he went
away about $1,000. The invoice OF the
goods now IN the store is about completed
and thew will amount TO less than $1,000,
and il sold at auction will bring cOnsidera-
Div less. IL is reported that Mrs. kirkland
had endorsed several Of Kirkland's notes,
thus making herself liable for the debts.
Mrs. j. q. Walsh died at her home on
Main street, after two weeks illness, on
Monday evening. Her remains were taken
70 Cincinnati on the following day, accom-
panied oy Mr.. Walsh. Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh
had been residents Of Wellsburg but a
short time, having moved here from Ale
gheny about three months ago.
The stockholders OF the Wellsburg Elec-
trio Light, Heat and Power Company, at
their annual meeting Monday night, elect
ed the following Board Of Directors: Il. A.
Sheets, Robert Scott, 7. j. Reid, Emory
jacobs, James Lawson, NJ. a. Jones, j. Il,
Douglass, Leonard Hebrank. The Board
then elected Robert Scott President, j. L.
Douglass Vice-President, T. J. Seid Sec
Rotary, ard Nj. A. Jones Treasurer.
A small daughter of George Bishop fell
on a toboggan slide Tuesday, and before
she could get up sled struck her on the
head seriously luiuring her.
tanned a number of their friends Wednes.
day evening. Tady pulling was INDUCED
in.
Curtis Bsrth entertained goodly num-
Der of his friends Tuesday evening. Re
freshments were served at a seasonable
hour.
Miss Helen Putnam, of Cleveland, is
visiting MIR and Mrs. II. G.. LaZear.
Palmer Brown has returned TO Washing
ton, Pa.
Ex-senator Tarr and daughter, Miss
Bessie, have returned from Covington, Ky.
REYNOLDS Tarr, Carl Jacob, Dick and
Gist Palmer and Geo. Carmichael have re-
turned to the colleges they attend, after
spending the holiday vacation Ut home,
a number Of oil men passed through the
city to-day on their way 70 Independence,
where il Is reported oil has been struck.
Mrs. Alfred Glass died at her residence,
on Pleasant avenue, Friday night Mrs.
Glass had been sick for some time. She
was about seventy years Of age.