Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-16
BENwOOn

30 the damage case Of Messrs. Brown *
Ford against the W., b. & T. Railway.
The commissioners were Michael Dolan
for Brown, and Thomas O'Brisn, Of
Wheeling, for the railroad. The referee
was VIM. Burley, Sr., Of MoundSyille.
The commissioners have the settlement
Ia hand and will give their decision
some time this week. Between six and
eight thousand dollars are involved.
A well-known Republican OF Bogg's
Run will give the new city officials
big social event soon, by reason Of the
recent political success. He will give
the officials a great supper and will en-
terrain them az MS home. The best OF
music will be furnished.
Melvin Hoyt is home from Newcom-
erstown, Ohio. lie Will leave the first
of next week, and is engaged there
hunting and fishing. Last Saturday
night ne caught a buffalo weighing
seven pounds and a pike weighing
eleven pounds.
Charles Currans launched his boat
yesterday, aud Martin Gately aud ThOs.
Smith, accompanied by Mr.. Currans,
will 60 this week by the boat to Sisters
vile, to work. They have work prom
ised them.
The Epworth League OF the NJ. E.
Church, Gravel street, gave grand
festival at TIE pavilion near the church
last night. Dig crowd attended, and
the visitors enjoyed a very pleasant
evening.
J. P. Barger, the jsweler, smiled all
over mis- face yesterday. IL was caused
by a recent arrival at his Main street
home. he will give a social event TO
his friends soon 20 honor the new ar
rival.
The Union Epworth League, OF
Wheeling, Martins Ferry, BeIlaire aud
this place will meet In the NJ. l.. church
tomorrow night. a excellent pro-
gramme has been prepared.
II is said that Bsuwood has fifty A.
P. A. members. They belong TO Wheel
ing aud the McMechen lodges. The
organization is gaining very rapidly
here.
The improvements az the German
Lutheran parsonage are about COM
pleted. The church is also being hand
somely repainted.
j. A. w. Wilson, organizer OF the
Protected Home Circle, branch of
which has been recently formed here,
spent last Sunday with BanwoOd
friends.
The new NJ. z. parsonage will be En-
ished by the first OF July. A good force
OF men are at work filling 10 about the
new building.
Miss Sallis Cockayne, Of Glendale,
visited her sister Mrs 7. ID. MeiRhen,
last Monday.
Confirmation services will be held
here about the first OF next month. A
number OF children will be taken into
membership.
The colored folks who gave the pic
mic at Whitman's Monday night, got
away without paying their fee for the
grounds.
The old members OF the Hope Society
OF the NJ. E. church, will give a concert
and entertainment IN the near future.
Tim Dolan will have his h ouse near
the lower mill, which was set atre
tWics by FIRE bugs, repaired this week,
A number, said to be about 200 per-
sons, were taken In by the fase ball
game as Bridgeport last Sunday.
y Miss Anna PelleY, BenwOOd's talented
Vocalist, sang a SOLO last night al the
Grand Opera House Wheeling.
Thomas Byrne, formerly OF the lower
mill coal mines, has opened up shoe
maker shop on Main street.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the NJ. E.
Church will give an old ladies' concert
in the new church soon.
The German Lutheran Church will
give a picnic at Mozart Park the
eleventh OF next month.
VIM. Searios, who was injured at the
mill, is much better and able to be
about again.
The Bogg's Run band will play for a
Wheeling excursion TO Parkersourg In
three weeks.
The grounds OF she Columbian
Athletic Club in the upper town are be-
ing fenced.
Walter Mcmillan lost a purse ysster-
day containing 3 considerable sum or
money.
Two colored men were arrested last
Monday night at the picnic at White
mans.
Attorney B. F, Meighen was in the
city last Monday. He resides at Mounds
VILE.
Louis Anderson has gone to Fair
mont, possibly 30 locate
The Red Men held an important
meeting last night.
Policy Bros. new stable will be an
ished to-day.
The Yellow Gang has organized a
ball team.
Allie Chapman is home from a trip up
the river.
William Chapman is visiting at Little
ton.
Mr.. Jacob Lander Is very low.