Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-12
NE VS. OF BELLAIRE,
A Resume Of Yesterdays General
Proceedings in the Busy River
Town.

1
Town.
William Campbell, OF the Third ward,
left yesterday for Newark for q brief
visit with friends.
| Jacob Schindewolf, of Union street,
leaves to-day for short stay at Barnes
VILE
Isadore Somehow will leave to-mor-
row for Newark on business
Windsor-Chas. Fitzgerald. Barnes
vile; t. Z. Heskett, Bethesda; ames
Simpson, Columbus.
Belmont Hodse-G Geo. S. Wells, Gin
cinnati; E. A. Gefren, Wellsville
Exchanges. B. Piper, Miss Fannie
Piper, GAINESVILLE.
/ Anderson-W. ,Hepe, Batesville;
Nancy e. Taylor, Franklin.
: Wesley Kellar and William Brown,
OF Pittsburg, were guests yesterday in
the Third ward.
| Thomas Dougherty, of the Third
ward, has left for GAINESVILLE, where he
has accepted the position of packer in
the Robinson glass factory.
/. 0. 0. f. of Bellaire, No. 37S. will
hold their regular meeting tonight for
the transaction of important business.
The Good Samaritan Club will give a
select dance at Odd Fellows Halls the
latter part of the month.
| A new society will be formed at the
Trinity Episcopal Church tonight I'M
der the name Of the brotherhood OF
| St. Andrew.
H. E. Holderman and ]. F. Drake. of
| New York city, were in the city yes
terday on business.
| William Vogeding, of Cincinnati is in
the city on business and stopping at
| the Globe.
| R. T. Hoover, of the Second ward
who has been at GAINESVILLE for the
past three or four months. engaged in
assisting his brother-in-law, H. T. Day
in the cutting of tew pike there, had
a stroke of paralysis yesterday morning
and was brought to this city last even
ing and removed to his home.
Will Milligan, of Noble street, return
ed yesterday from a weeks visit with
| friends and relatives at Muncie, Ind
| Mrs. Allen Kirkpatrick, of Pittsburg.
returned home yesterday after few
days visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Clements, on Belmont
street.
Henry Fitton, mail carrier Of the
| Fourth ward, and wife returned home
yesterday from a pleasant visit with
| friends at Ironton Ohio.
| Mrs. Alice Wilson. of the Fourth
ward, bookkeeper in Fitton's plumbing
shop, has left for a brief stay with
friends at Mansfield
f. p. Barber will leave tomorrow for
I'Chicago to make it his future home.
Mrs. Barber will shortly join him there.
Mrs. A. Eskey and son, of Sistersville,
are guests of Mrs. Eskey's mother, Mrs.
M. Bable, in the Second ward.
Dr. 7. H. Rowles is home from Co
lumbus, where he attended the funeral
of his brother, and will return shortly
to that city to practice among his de-
ceased brothers patients.
c. Kelly's residence in the Fourth
ward, is undergoing extensive repairs.
August Schick and son, Frank. are
home from lengthy visit with friends
in Richmond, Va.
William Kuckuck, of Pease township,
was in the city yesterday calling on his
uncle, Frederick Rodewig, Sr.
G. Rumbach, of Union street, left yes
terday for the Cambridgeboro Springs
for his health.
Council meets tonight in regular ses-
sion.
Some one has been stealing copies of
the Register from the G. & P. depot
regularly every morning for some time
past. Yesterday morning certain
young man was seen reading a Register
in the vicinity of the depot and the
carrier found that his bundle was one
short Young man, be careful, as we
will enforce the law on you if 1t occurs
again.
Mrs. P. Johnson and daughter Miss
Daisy, who were in attendance at the
wedding of Mrs. Johnson's sister, Miss
Elizabeth F. Gilleland, to Mr.. William
Carver, last Thursday, at Pittsburg, re-
turned to their home in the Fourh ward
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Edward F. Harris, of the First
ward, and her sister-in-law, Miss Lucy
Harris. of Moundsville, who is visiting
her, paid a hurried visit to sister of
Mr.. Harris, Mrs. Calvin. at Columbus
while taking in the B. & o. Columbus
excursion. They returned home Sun
day night
Rodefer Bros. the glass manufactur-
ers. have number of men at work put
ting up brick building twenty feet
wide and sixty feet long. 1t is erected
just west of the Office of the works and
will be used as a cooper shop.
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Keyser, of Woods
field, arrived in the city last Saturday
to visit Mrs Keyser's mother, Mrs. S. J.
Lockwood, in the Second ward. Mr..
,Keyser left for home yesterday but his
wife will remain in the city for some
time.
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