Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-26
PEItAIRE.

To-day. thirty-thrCe years ago, De-
gan the terrible seven days fight in
the Wilderness. memorable TO so many
bcreayed families IN this country.
Stephen Hlpkins, an old farmer liv-
ing on Trough Run who has been sick
for some time. was In the city yester-
day. the first time for over year past.
John Cook. Of the Third ward, who
has been spending q two weeks yaca-
ton in Pittsburg and vicinity. came
hcme Yesterday 10 accept the position
of night baggagemaster at the B. q ..
depot
A letter from Jim Dubois says that
he and his bride will be AZ home on
Saturday next A reception in their
honor viii be given at the home of
Mayor John Dubois one day next week.
A crowd of young folks will go TO
Mozart Park to-day to attend the Arl-
ington picnic They Will 90 up IN
large express wagon.
Maurice Davis, Jr., who has been
working at Dunkirk. Ind, this last fire
is ut mis- home IN the Second ward to
spend the vacation.
The new house Of James T. Kelly Is
finished at last and the family are TAX
ing possession Of IL this week.
The semi-annual district Sunday
school and missionary convention OF
the Christian Church Of the Sixteenth
district will be held at Ben Fork be-
ginning Wednesday next ana lasting
over Thursday.
The capacity Of the Bellaire city
prison was pretty fully tested Monday
as there were seventeen persons con
fined in il at one time. Most all
drunls and disorderly.
Howard Priest. a b. & o. brakeman,
had his arm badly crushed between two
ears yesterday morning at BenWood.
He had a narrow escape.
Blum Bros. have had the large plate
glass. which was broken some time
since. replaced by new one.
The fine music rendered by the
Wheeling Opera House band yesterday
would almost tempt enc TO 80 10 the
horse show just to hear the music.
Mrs ! w. CARRIES and daughter haY9
gone to Bethesda TO spend the summer
days.
F. NJ. Strong, secretary Of the Laugh
lin Nail Company, was IN heclty yes
Cuv Dankworth and Edgar Thomas
have gone to Uhrichsyille to VISIT
Miss Ada Parks is home from Wells
Vile. where she has been visiting
John McKelvey, of the Third ward,
is mt Cleveland
Rev. 5. Fl. Wallace is IN the Guy
calling on friends.
Henry Blum Is home from Dunkirk,
Ind.
walter Brown intends taking trip
West soon.
The small law courts have been busy
this week in Bellaire
IL Is lust possible that Bellaire may
be able to sport a bowling contest
There is a strong team mere already.
the Buckeye. and another in emzryo.
The alley at Schmullbach's Hall Is
fixed ready fir contests and we may e%@
pcct some challenges soon.
Albert Booth, of MOundsville, is Ia
the city visiting his grandfather and
other relatives.
Mrs. Mary G0rreu and children have
gone to Epworth Park for a summer
outing.
Mrs. Susan Laley, of Fostoria Is vis-
itirg at the home Of Mrs Laura Storm,
Fourth ward.
Plymouth Council, No. y, o. L A.
H.. viii hold their election tonight
and O full corps Of officers will be
elected.
To-day will end a very successful
and pleasant school term at the St.
Johns Catholic schools. The children
viii enjoy the summer vacation as we'll
as their faithful earnest teachers. and
all will be ready for renewed work