Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-18
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Thos. McCullough's residence near the
Riverside, aud stole TWO valuable
checks. TIE thieves entered by a
transom above the door, the residents
being away. The checks were valued
10 500. Persons living near saw the
men and identified them. Mr.. McCul-
Tough knows both the men well, and II
they are not returned soon arrests are
10 follow The robbery occurred when
game OF ball was in progress on the
Riverside grounds.
Last Monday night Mrs. Bell Bran
pen, who was before Squire Riddle,
charged with using loud and abusive
language, was dismissed, the reason
being that there was not sufficient evil
dence against her Constable Sprouts
made the arrest. There was a large
number of witnesses Ia the case, which
was a family row.
Amlel Andrews, a we'll known en-
ploye az the Riverside iron works, and
Miss Viola WOllenweaver, q popular
young lady, q daughter Of Charles VOL
lenweaver, OF BOggs' Run, were mar
ried recently. The wedding was a
quiet one, Rev. BOezelle performing
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housekeeping at BOggs Run.
Mamie Rinehart, q waYward girl,
Supposed 20 come from Newport, o.,
was arrested by Constable Sprouts last
Monday evening. Squire Riddle heard
tho case and gave the girl one night In
the lookup, AID ten minutes yesterday
morning 10 leave the city. She left.
The bricklayers have again resumed
work on the new NJ. Il. Church. They
will finish 10 two weeks II the weather
is favorable The 0r.cklayiug has been
delayed for Two weeks by reason or the
steel beams not having arrived.
Tomorrow evening q good crowd Of
the members OF the Epworth League
will 90 70 Wheeling % attend the meet
ing Of the Union Epworth League IN
the German NJ. F. Church. A pleasing
time is anticipated.
Travel on the street car line is rapid
ly increasing here. Business Is also re-
ported much better. The mills going
on IN part makes things more lively
here than Tor months
The we'll known hoater at the River
side mill, William Bowman, Spralned
his back while lifting, aud will be OF
work for some time. The injury is
very painful.
The Ladies' AID Society, which had
planned visiting the camp grounds at
Moundsville yesterday, postponed the
outing till some time soon.
Mrs. Ambrose Farmer, member Of
the Ladies' Relief Corps, is lying az her
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ill OF typhoid fever.
The remains OF Miss Beazie Cornell,
who died OF typhoid fever, will be
buried this morning al Mt Calvary.
The Epworth League met last even
ing at Miss Anna Pelley's home, where
important business was transacted.
Squire Henry Riddle and wife will
visit 40 the home OF Mr. R0Sencrans, OF
TrIadelphia, next sunday.
Louis Asmus. Otto Arbor and John
Schroeder, Wheeling citizens, were
here on business yesterday.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the NJ. E.
Church will meet at Mrs. VIM. Llnsly's
home tomorrow evening.
VIM. Surfes, q we'll known citizen, is
home from On extended trip TO the
mountains OF this State.
Mrs. Walter Greenwood, Of Bellaire,
was guest yesterday OF Mrs. Emily
Qu.g,ey, Of Main street.
Rev. T.. Boezel.e, OF the German
Lutheran Church, is very i'll. DR.. Has
kins is waiting en- him.
VIM. II. Brown, president Of the
School Board, and wife are visiting
friends az Cleveland.
A big crowd from here will attend
the Mckinley meeting at Bellaire to-
morrow evening.
Walter NcNUlen and Harry Stewart
went yesterday for hunt TO Marshall
county.
Robert Coates is making big improve
ments at his property on Water street.
August Breitenstein, OF Bridgeport,
was in the city yesterday on business.
J. A. Dubois is guest Of friends al
the Worlds Fair.
+. NJ Brown, Of SherraTd, was 10
town yesterday.
Patrick Seaman is at Moundsville do
ing Jury duty.
Frank Brandt is home from a visit TO
4 GlOyer'S Gap.
Luke S7urs is home from visit to
the country.