Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
BRIDGEPORT.

Messrs. Rhea and Korn, Of New Phil
adelphia, have been here the past week
surveying in the interest of the Wheel
ing Creek mines. They report fine
vein of coal the depth of several feet,
which will gladden. the heart of the
miner.
The meeting for men only at the N.
e. Church this afternoon at o'clock
promises to be one of the largest meet
ings Bridgeport has ever held. DR..
Rikers subject, "Sins of Men, cannot
help but be of great interest to all who
attend.
Our ice merchants are making a
number of contracts to furnish ice the
coming season.
Mr.. John A. Topping is home from a
two weeks business trip in the interest
of the Aetna-Standard.
A committee of ladies have issued q
call to the women of Bridgeport of vot-
ing age. for a meeting at the City Hall,
Thursday, March Z, at 3 o'clock, for the
purpose OF nominating candidates for
the coming school election.
Duplicate whist has been taking the
attention of number of our young
people. and the past week has recorded
several interesting contests.
Mrs. James Duncan is recovering
from a severe illness.
The Bachelor Banjo, Mandolin and
Guitar Club are getting along we'll.
They play The Girl l Left Behind
Ne"
Mrs. Walker, Of Flushing, will be the
guest of her son George for few days.
Judge briggs has been indisposed at
his home at Brookside for several days.
Meister Bros, who have been max
ing extensive repairs at their lime
works for the past week, will resume
in the morning.
Miss Lottie Duncan has returned
from a pleasant visit with friends at
East End, Pittsburg.
The little. daughter of Marshal John
Stuff. who died Tuesday, was buried
Thursday at Weeks Cemetery
William Bridenstein has returned
from the Ohio Valley peach farm, in
Georgia. and reports the company will
be favored with fine crop this season
Mr.. Eberly South was in st. Glars
Vile yesterday on business.
Kirkwood Council No. 10 will hold
it's regular meeting Tuesday evening.
The Diamond flour mill is to be Of
| fered for sale March s. Bridgeport
has needed a first class modern hote
| for a long time The mill is a gOOc
building to be remodeled and in an eX-
cellent locality, near both railroads
| Cleveland and Pennsylvania anc
Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling, witt
! electric cars in every direction at the
door. It certainly would be a good in
yestment for an enterprising man.
The City Council will hold its regu
lar meeting Tuesday evening at the
City Building; usual routine of busf
ness before them.
The , A. grammar class Of the gram
mar room of the KiTkwood school me
+, Thursday evening at the home OF The
| Misses Lulu and Kate BraJtOn for th'
purpose of organizing literary soci
ETY.. They have not fully organized
but will make all arrangements in
| few days.
Mrs. Augustus Meagel has sold on
her saloon near the Aetna STANDARD
mill. TO Charles Steiman.
Mr.. David WAGNER has taken charg
of the paper mill at West Wheeling
having released the Harvey heirs o
their contract. Mr.. WAGNER needs ID
introduction into the business circle
and his friends are glad 10 hear TIM
mill will start up Monday morning.
Friday and Saturday, dispositions o
| James Spira were taken at the law OF
fee of J. c. Heinlein. in the case o
John II. Tieggelbeck, administrator o
Fred Tieggelbeck. against the Pitts
burg Wheeling Creek Coal Company