Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-04
REILAIRE.

The entertainment at the bazaar last
night was fine. The cake walk was very
humorous and caused a great amount of
fun. Some very unique costumes were
worn. The music by Heatherington's
band was excellent and gave eclat 10 the
occasion. Tonight the young people of the
Catholic Church will have charge and en-
terrain
There was a break at the plate mill yes
terday morning that caused an idle day for
most of the men. but the repairs were
pushed and work will be on to-day again.
Peter Hughes is building two spring wag
ons for Alex. Neff.
Don't forget the musicale at the School
Hall tonight by the many school children.
Two hundred will take part.
The Elysian Opera House is being fixed
up with new ventilators in the roof Also
a new roof and other improvements. which
will make ii much more attractive place
to hold entertainments in hot weather.
Grandma johnson" has assumed control
of the hotel at Epworth Park. which gives
assurance that all guests will get the best
service for their money that it is possible
to give. Grandma is a most popular ca
terer
Judge J. B. Burns. of gainesville. O.. and
W. S. Wilson, of Moundsville. ". Va, be-
ing in the city yesterday, dined at the
Windsor Hotel
J. NJ. Boyles, of Newark, was registered
at the Anderson yesterday
A H. Caldwell. of New Concord; A Pear
son, of Rock Haven, Pa. and L. Bonar. of
Mansfield, o.. were guests of the Globe
Hotel yesterday.
The pension board were in session yes
terday and examined six applicants for
pensions or increase.
The Mayor is determined to put stop to
some loose habits formerly INDUCED in by
our citizens. In the case against the boy
who sold the Sunday Sun. as the boy prom
ised not TO sell any more his case was post
poned till June Is. and if he sells no more
will be dismissed. Any one else selling
the papers here will be severely dealt with.
The fashion of pulling flowers in the GEM
eteries and park will be punished also.
The Gravel Hill reading room will hold
meeting at w. c. Stewards home, at
Shadyside. tonight The Gravel Hill folks
will meet at McCollough's and another
party will meet at DR.. McClellan's and
wagon will call for each crowd
The toll gate receipts for May are as fol-
lows Gate No. I, $S1.93; No. p sl4.05; No.
o.. $12.75; No. g. $97.72; No. 4. $2l.S2; No. 3.
S261l: intermediate. is cents; total receipts,
S25456.
The girls drum corps was very pleas
antly entertained by Miss Alta Porterfeld
Tuesday evening. As Harry Richardson
was so low it was thought best not to go
nearer his home than Porterfield's. where
the girls played several very fine airs and
gave great satisfaction to the residents
A. o. Mellott is in Harvey H.. on bus
mess trip.
Several bicyclists went out to st. Glars
willie Tuesday and came home on their
wheels
People are talking of a repetition of the
frost of June ;. 1853. Sunday morning.
Well, we were there and plowed corn all
day Saturday with pair of gloves on and
a big overcoat This weather is hot in
comparison.
Mrs Meyer Herzherg, Of Sistersville. is
quite sick and Mrs. A Herzberg has gone
down to take care of her.
A. L. Bumgarner court stenographer.
was in Bellaire yesterday on his way to
some whisky cases.
The motto of the Bellaire graduating
class is Sine Mutto."
The equalization board are meeting with
| several cases Of withheld returns of per-
sonal property. Three thousand dollars
was added yesterday.