Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-14
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p = Johnson. Secretary OF the Cen
tral Gas Company, was at Pittsburg a
few DAYS this week. Te was accom-
panied by his mother, who Will remain
| here for a short time.
Louis Schumacher, one OF Wood held's
enterprising merchants, will erect
tbrse-story brick business house In the
near future on the northeast part OF the
Hsckathorn e Kiser have improved
the appearance of their saloon on Main
street by putting in an elegant plate
glass front. Also a metallic ceiling.
Miss Jessie Denoon pleasantly en-
tertained number VI her young friends
Monday evening in honor OF her thir-
teeuth birthday.
CharlesI. Little, City Marshal, was of
duty a few days the past week on &C
count of sickness. William Hauley
acted 10 his stead.
C. &. Barry, of Caldwell, has leased
part Of the Reinherr building and will
open largo clothing and gents FUR
nishinY store on August l. J. 3. Pier
500, OF this place, has also leased part
OF the building and will omen bakery
and restaurant. Mr.. RsnheTr, who
has been a successful baker az this old
stand for many years past, will perma-
nently retire from business. He con-
templates building commodiouS home
a, WoodS6e in the near future.
The telephones about town have been
repaired, and the system is now In per-
feet working order. Miltonsburg aud
BeallsvI.le, ueighbOring towns, will
probably connect with this place in a
short time.
A cold storage building has been add
ed to the rear OF Geo. II. Neisend's
saloon on Court street. A like Guiding
has been erected near the station.
jain H. Hakins is now travelling
salesman for the Star foundry OF Ben
iamiu Fisher, OF Wheeling.
The Farmers Alliadce had their an
nual meeting at this place last SAtur-
dav. The attendance was small as COM
pared with TIE previous years, and the
whole affair signal failure II is safe
20 saw tnat the Farmers Alliance, as a
political element at least, has lost its
prestige 10 Democratic Monroe.
There will be a county convention OF
the Christian Endesvor Societies az
Wo0dsieid July 10 aud 20. A bright
time is anticipated
The Board OF Directors of the Monroe
County Agriculture Society have decided
70 hold the fair this year OF October ,,
3 and q. The grounds are being very
considerably improved by the erection
OF new buildings The track is being
widened ana will be completed in few
days. When all these improvements
are completed we will have as good
grounds aud track as can be seen in
Eastern Ohio.
Cnas Francis and Walter Wheatley
were az GAINESVILLE Sunday.
Miss Bessie Pope has returned from
ten days pleasant visit TO Martins Fer
~ friends and relatives.
II. s Armstrong, ESQ, OF Bellsire,
was here Sunday, the guest Of his par
ents. DR.. and Mrs. T. H. Armstrong, OF
PAUL street
Clerk E. L. Lynch and son Charles
are spending a few weeks with Stewart,
Iowa. relatives.
Forrest Hawkins visited at Zaues-
vile over Sunday.
Miss May Devore is home from Sum
merfeld, where she has been engaged
in the millinery business during the
past few mUubhs.
Mrs. Bert Chew, o! Wheeling, is visit
ing mere.
The death OF ex-Auditor II. K.
Muhleman at Beliaire, last Wednesday,
coused unusual sadness among his
many friends at this place. Several at
tended the funeral.
7. NJ Hall, superintendent OF the
Woodsdeid public schools, for two
years past, is the guest of his brother,
DR.. C.. c. Hall, who has been sick Cor
some time, but is now cOnvalescent.
Miss Nary SpriggS, Of Paulding, o.,
Is the guest of her cousins, Misses Alice
and Bird Spriggs.
@. l.. Weems, Of st. Ciairsville, was
here on professional business Wednes-
day.
Miss Nina Messerly, Of Clarington,
visited here a few days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Diehl left Monday
as delegates 20 the State c. l.. COnven-
tiou, az Youngstown. They expect
also 10 DO present at the International
Convention, az Cleveland, Friday aud
Saturday.
Messrs. John Butler. Yes Dorr, c.
Lude, r. K. YOho and Otto CaSsil left
last Friday on a hunting and fishing
expedition 10 West Virginia. They
were Joined by a number Of other
sDortsmen 81 Antioch.
a mad dog created considerable ex-
element on our streets Tuesday. 1t
was finally shot. No one was bitten,
though several narrowly escaped.
w. c. Mooney, cashier Of the Monroe
Bank, will move into his new and pala-
tiaI home on Court street next week.
Ii is said that q new Republican
newspaper will soon be launched upon
the sea OF Journalism at this place.
our base ball club will be ready to
meet ali corners after August l. No
games can be played before then, as
suitable grounds cannot be secured.