Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-08
INSPECTION INVITED.


Yesterdays large gathering OF friends
met AT the residence OF ex-Mayor Theo.
Keller and had q grand time. The oc-
casion was In honor OF Mrs. heiers
birthday, and the hostess received o lot
OF beautiful and valuable presents.
Among those present from wheeling
was Mr., and Mrs. Ferd. BIngsl.of North
Wheeling.
Yesterday morning one OF the electric
motors struck a wagon belonging TO the
Martins Ferry Keg and Barrel Works.
and came near causing q bad accident.
The car struck the wagon with such
force as to knock part OF the load of
AND caused the driver OF the wagon TO
be thrown TO the ground.
The work OF filling Ia the trench on
oh the alley between Fourth and Fifth
streets Is about completed, much 10 the
Abstraction Of the residents In that To-
|calIty, as well as TO the contractor. who
has had considerable trouble In complet-
ing the work.
About thirty-hve subp@nas were
served by Deputy Sheriff Samuel West
wood yesterday. In the case OF the w.
g. l.. +. r. X. against parties owning
property on the river front. The case
is set for next Tuesday, the l4th inst
Field & Hanson's "Drawing Cards"
will draw one OF the largest houses OF
the season at the Opera House to-mor-
row night. The two light weight pugil-
ists who travel with this company arc
claimed to be first class In their line.
Mrs. Nancy u. Smith. an old Lao
who resided with her daughter, Mrs. "
M. Dallison, OF Clark street, 10 the Frs
ward, and who died on Monday EVENING"
will be buried to-day At 2 o'clock. Ion
terment at RivervIew cemetery.
Capt, steve Hipkins, the genial pro-
prIetor OF the Novelty Mould Works, 10
very busy getting out some new designs
IN the way OF glass moulds fer the
Worlds Fair. The Captain Is q special
list In his line.
Cards are out for an At Home 10 be
given by the Misses Beta and Clara
Sheets, TO be given at their home on
Fripay evening between the hours OF :
and ~.
Ed Mansill, the genial conductor OF
the shifting engine at this place, VINO
has been quite III for some time, was
reported much better yesterday.
Mrs. j. Cope, Of SteubenyIlle, o.. was
in the city yesterday the guest OF her
sister, Miss M. Is. Mitchell. who has
been quite sick for some time.
The new Baptist Church is nowresdy
for occupancy and the congregation
will meet in the building, for services.
this evening for the first time.
James Runyon IL spoken OF as . can
dIdate for member OF the school board
FROM the First ward. Jim would make
q good member.
The water works trustees are In
Cleveland TO inspect the drawings, etc,
OF the new pumping machinery Tor the
water works.
Mrs. Weaver and daughter, of Wells
burg, returned home after . pleasant
visit with Mrs. Lewis Smith, on Fifth
street.
Uncle Toms Cabin Is the attraction
at the opera house tonight, add OF
course will draw their usual big house.
Ed. Souders who has been on the
sick with fever for some time was able
TO be out on the streets yesterday.
Section Foreman King. OF the G. d
p. r. r., Is busy raising the track just
above the c. & =. freight station.
Charles Downey has returned after .
pheasant visit with his friend Willism
Frazier. at WelIsburg, w. We.
Robert Kerr has returned from Fred
erIcksburg, Va, where be has been for
several days on business.
Mrs. Thos. Salisbury. who fractured
her ankle 10 falling Saturday night, 10
getting along nicely.
G. Il. Gordon has returned from Kel-
sey, where he has been spending few
days with friends.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Carter. on Main street, Is laid up
with the humps.
An infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Usher was buried yesterday In River
view cemetery.
Mrs. Charles Dllley, OF New York. Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ;. q.
w. Morrison.
VIII Roberts, Of Pleasant Grove. has
removed into the He'll property on
Fifth street.
Attorney w. B. Francis was In 81
lCisirsyIlle yesterday on business.
"Tboburn Post" G.. A. X, met 81
their hall last evening.
j. w. Beemer OF st. Clsirsyille was In
the city yesterday.
guest OF relatives
The Republican primaries is called
for the 18th inst
Mrs- Jos. Miller went 70 Cleveland
yesterday.
yesterday. ...~