Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-14
FULTON.


Wheeling Island for forty years, but
VINO refused to give his name, was
locked up last Sunday night, and was
released yesterday. Toll Keeper Nc
COrmick had a big time 70 keep the cit
lzen from getting in front OF vehicles
and cars on the motor line. 1t was
thought he was out Of his head, but bad
whisky probably caused it.
Well known Fulton business men
hired a butchers horse and buggy
recently and went for a little outing to
Short Creek. The horse started to
backing over a precipice into creek.
One OF thu men, prominent town
officer, fell out and into deep hole In
the creek. They had hard time get
ting the citizen out. The buggy was
damaged some.
The Fulton Democratic club will meet
in a few days. They propose to make
things lively the next campaign in this
State. The Democratic poles in town
still stand The club was disbanded for
the summer months. The recent elsc-
tion results stirred the members up
somewhat. The club is In first class
condition.
A party OF Fulton musicians met re-
Gently TO organize full brass band and
orchestra. Some Of the best players
here will be members. There will be
about eighteen members, and meeting
will be held soon TO choose a name for
the band.
Ernest Berweiler and Thomas Burk,
the champion domino players OF the
town, played an exciting game at the
Fulton House q few days ago. Mr..
Bisrweiler won. A large crowd of per-
sons interested, saw the game.
The Magnolia Fishing club held big
meeting last Sunday. There are ten
members and nearly all of them were
present The club is In ilouriShing
condition, and there is now nearly 500
ia the treasury.
Ernest Berweiler will complete his
contract to-day, of building the county
bridge at Pleasant Valley. tits hand
some stone arch structure. The work
was examined and found to be credit
able
Two well-known Fulton young men
went TO Pleasant Valley recently TO hunt
ducks. For some reason the boys could
not see straight, and fired fourteen shots
at ducks, which got away after all.
The recent dance given at Korn's
Hall by the Fulton Star Rcd and Gun
Club was a big success. II was one of
the biggest events Of It's kind ever given
here. Bachman gave the music.
H. r--.-,-,t, d, -, bond o1oot
q County Commissioner at the coming
election. 1t is the general opinion that
John C0ch, ex-cOmmiSSivner, will be
the candidate chosen.
+. Winters, editor Of the Wheeling
Sfnr,s ZCi,lmg, will entertain his Full
ton aud Wheeling friends at John
Cooks place next Saturday evening at
u goose roast.
Henry Roth had the city water put in
his residence yesterday, This residence
is the first in the town to be supplied
with city water.
The Funny Six club will give a big
dance here in John Cooks hall next
Friday night. Bachnan will furnish
music.
Thomas Burke, the contractor OF this
place, has big contract at Altenheim
cemetery. He began the work yester-
day.
The Fulton Star Rod and Gun club
held their regular monthly meeting last
night. A good attendance was there.
Frank y. Heller, son of the late Coun-
Gilman Heller, will be married soon to a
popular young lady Of this place.
Additional men have been put to
work at Schenk's pOrkhouse. More
employees will so to work soon.
A valuable horse, owned by Peter
Felsheim, died yesterday. The animal
was valued at $500.
Mrs. Z. Weimer is visiting at Cam
bridge aud Columbus. She will be gone
two weeks.
The daughter Of Henry Stewart, who
has been very sick, is not able to be
about yet.
Bushes now is much better in town.
Business men report trade increasing
steadily.
Henry Newhall, Charles Yoke and
William Perry are home from visit 10
Clinton,
Joshua Busch, who has been laid up
with q sore hand, is able TO DO out again.
Jos. Marshall has been promoted TO
head bartender at the Fulton House.
James Bogert has accepted position
with George ZOeckler, the butcher,
Charles Stein, the carriage manufac'