Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-17
BRIDGEPORT.

The subscription fund toward helping to
| erect a soldiers monument at LlnWood
cemetery seems to have entirely died out.
| On the Fourth general collection was
taken up, which amounted TO seventy-tve
dollars. This was such an excellent begin
ing that the people who are still in the
mood Of contributing are anxiously waiting
to make their donation toward such a
worthy object
The farmers from the northwestern and
eastern portions of the county predict the
largest wheat crop for the coming season
that has been produced in this section for
years. Harvesting in the northern por-
ton OF the county is about completed,
while in the western part the harveSt-tme
is lust commencing. making it along about
the 10th Of next month before threshing
commences.
Persons wishing chickens can leave
orders at w. w. Woods grocery.
The case Of the Poles, who were arrest
ed here about month ago on the charge OF
killing man in the West End, will come
up before the Probate Court tomorrow
morning. Quite number from town have
received summonses TO appear as witnesses
in the case. Col. White, of Wheeling, Will
appear for the Poles, and Prosecuting At
torney Hollingsworth for the State.
The congregation Of the NJ. E. Church
in Kirkwood have selected the plans pre-
sented by the Akron architect. Work will
be commenced at an early date to construct
the magnificent edihce.
A slate roof is being put on the Cleve-
land, Lorain and Wheeling depot.
G. w. Appenzeller is having gilt sign
placed on his plate glass windows.
Rev. j. NJ. Stephens leaves tomorrow
for Philadelphia TO spend the summer.
fr1rr 70 q
after to-day until his return.
The Rose Bud Fishing Club will leave
tomorrow morning for the interior Of the
State where they will spend four weeks In
hunting and fishing The club will be cap
tanned by Nick Kuhn.
A fine lot OF new peaches from Adam
Meister's fruit farm were seen down IN
town yesterday.
The Christian Endeavor Society will
give a lawn fete on Thursday evening on
the grounds surrounding the residence OF
Mrs Samuel Jenkins. The affair prom
ises TO be great success.
Rev. Overman, formerly rector OF the
German Lutheran church here, was down
from Pittsburg yesterday calling on friends.
The condition of Mrs. Ed. Wells, Of
Pleasant Grove, was reported TO be very
critical yesterday.
Miss Matte Smith returned yesterday
from Baltimore, where she has been visit
ing for the past three months.
Mrs. John Ranchenoerg left yesterday
for Pittsburg TO visit friends.
Mrs. VIM. Bleckinger Is visiting friends
in Pittsburg.
Chas. Woodcock returRed yesterday from
Scio, where he has been visiting his wife.
Burton Doane was compelled 70 stay at
home the last Of the week from his run on
the Baltimore and Ohio, on account OF
sickness.
Chas. Coss and wife returned yesterday
from Fairpoint.
ing Mrs. Will Scott in Kirkwood.
Miss Brockunier, sister Of Wilbur
Brockunier, is lying quite III at her resi-
dence on the Pike.
Mrs. Charles Turner and children have
returned from trip to Pittsourg.
Miss Bessie Morrow Of New Athens Is
the guest OF her brother.
John jenkins has gone 70 Pittsburg for
q short time.
SQUIRE W H. Howells and Chas. How
els returned yesterday from visit 10 the
Welcome Fishing Club, who are located
near Panhattan Point They report that
the bows are having a glorious time.
VIII Kinsey. OF BIaney, was down on
business yesterday.
Squire r. 7. Howell is visiting friends
| at GAINESVILLE.
Miss Kate Kuhn has returned from Wis
It to friends through the State.
George Cook, Of New Athens, is visiting
! in town.
Nathan Faucet, clerk for j. G. Dent s
Co., IS taking MS vacation.
Chas. Branum returned yesterday from {
few days visit at Wsllsburg.
James Medill, clerk at the Standard mill
! is taking his vacation at Portland.
&c. Heinlein is in Toledo on business.