Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-31
BRIDGEPORT.

Rev. Frank Hall, of Washington, ID.
c., is visiting his brother, }. II. Hail. OF
Kirkwood.
E. A. Dorsey, Deputy State Organizer
for the o. U. A. NJ, has gone On a trip
80 Fairmont.
Charles Branpum was in Booming
dale yesterday calling on friends.
L. NJ. Greenwood, chief electrician OF
the new line, had his left hand badly
mashed while helping TO lift a car.
Miss Edible and Mamie GifTen were
visiting yesterday in Bellaire.
John Wilson and John Graybill, en-
gineers on the c., l.. q W., left on an
outing to Freeport.
Mrs. H. P. Lowe left yesterday for
Marietta.
Governor Gribble, a popular Official
of Bridgeport, is contemplating trip
TO Cameron, w. Va.
Miss Alma Bannett Of Cambridge, is
visiting Miss Clara Forbes.
Rev. S. M. Lindenmuth has accepted
unanimous call to occupy the pul pit
of Presbyterian church at Mooslc, Pa.
The roof Of the shed for the cars at
West Wheeling is almost completed,
The switch running into the shed was
laid yesterday.
Mrs. X. Hoffner of New Brighton,
Pa, and Mrs. Frank L. Deits, OF Wash
ington, d. c., have been visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Deits OF the
| Sherman House, and yesterday returned
to their respective homes.
L. P. Hoffner, of st. Clairsville, was
at the Sherman House Tuesday.
Miss Maggie Howell and Miss Madge
| Turner are visiting Misses Martha Me-
dill and Retta Fraser, OF Brookside.
John Beck, of HarrisVille, was In
town yesterday on business.
Misses Hattie and Minnie Alexander
returned this week from the fair.
Miss Carrie Branum was In Bellare
yesterday.
Billie Gilmore, OF the drug firm Of j.
D. Park, Sons & Co., Of Cincinnati, is
in town visiting his parents.
Miss Mary Keefe, of Newark, is visit
ing friends In Kirkwood.
The Presbyterian Church will be re-
opened next Sabboth, with preaching In
the morning and praise service at night.
Rev. Mr.. Stephens returned Tuesday
from a four weeks vacation TO Atlantic
City and other points East.
DIR. ]. NJ. Todd is physically prostrat-
ed and lately has taken a turn for the
worse.
The G.. A. r. veterans OF Bridgeport
ard vicinity have announced a meeting
TO be held Friday evening at the City
Hall for the purpose OF giving vent TO
their opinions of the attitude OF the
present administration in regard to the
pension policy.
Republican primaries to select dele
gates to the county convention at ST.
Clairsville will be held Saturday. The
date of the convention is next Tues
day and J. G. Helnlein, candidate for
Re preventative, aud Ed. Clark, candi-
date for Treasurer. will undoubtedly
receive the support Of their town dele
gates.
MISS bIld NlCuOiSOu lphhAbNN JS1hSa
terday from New Martinsvlle.
DR.. w. S. Fisher and wife returned
Tuesday from the Fair at Chicago.
Special meetings are being held this
week at the NJ. 4. church. Rev. Butts
OF Martins Ferry, Rev. Robb and Rev.
Lynch OF Chapline street, wheeling,
are assisting. Sunday evening q fare
well service in the old church will be
held and after this the new hand
some building on Bennett street will be
occupied. The colored Baptists will
occupy the church vacated.
Miss EsteIla Lynch Of Massillon Is
visiting Miss Matte Howell Of Kirk
wood.
F. NJ. Baggs and wife aud Miss West
erville, of Uhrichsyille, are visiting
Mrs. A. ]. Baggs.
The public schools will open Monday.
Hope Commandery, Knights TEN p
lars, had a meeting at ST, Clairsville
Tuesday. George Giffin, James Clark,
George Somers and James Howells were
there from Bridgeport. Beside
these were c. c. Craig, II. NJ. Clark, j..
/ r. Waters, Z. NJ. Henderson, upon
whom the Red Cross degree was con-
| ferred.
VIM. Craig, q lad, had leg broken
Tuesday night while swinging on a
door. He fell over 8 dozen feet and
broke his left left leg above the ankle.
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