Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-01
GENERAL LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mrs. j. f. Sherry, of the Second
ward left Saturday to visit friends and
relatives in GAINESVILLE, o.
Charles Satterield, the street commits
sioner, of the Second ward, ms left for
Beach Grove, w. Va, to visit friends.
Mr.. Satterfield will be one of a party
of hunters who will scour the southern
part of the State for game.
Bud Taylor, County Recorder, from
st. Clairsville, spent Saturday with
friends in the city.
Mrs. S. j. Hunt, of GAINESVILLE. is
visiting her son-in-law, Harry Thomp-
son, in the Fourth ward
H. S. Armstrong, City Solicitor,
spent yesterday with friends and rela-
tives at Woodsfeld.
Charles ]. Howard, candidate for
Representative from Belmont county
On the Republican ticket, arrived in the
city Saturday from GAINESVILLE, and is
circulating among friends.
A barn belonging to a farmer near
Centerville, O :, took fire Saturday ana
burned to the ground. The flames had
gained such Roadway when discovered
that it was impossible TO save any of
the buildings contents.
John Pelky, of Moundsville, is visit
ing his mother on Rose Hill.
Mrs. Clara Wehrle, who has been
confined to her home in the Second
ward with symptoms Of the grippe, is
greatly improved.
An auction concern has been opened
at the corner of Belmont and Thirty
second streets by a Mr.. Lavar. as a
branch of the business in Wheeling.
John He'll has opened in the Shelly
property, on Thirty-second street, a
new meat market.
J. Ramsay, Of Pawhatan, is visiting
at the home of Osborne Houston and
wife in the Third ward.
Miss Connolly, of Findlay, O., is Wis
iting the family of Frank Mason, in
the Third ward
Miss Mabel Addison is lying i'll with
pneumonia at her home Oh Rose Hill.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of George Eggar and Miss
Bertha Gantest, formerly Of this city.
The former now resides at McKeesport
and the latter at Reading, at which
place they will be united as man and
wife at the home Of the brides parents
Wednesday.
Miss Rae Davis, prominent young
society lady of the Fifth ward. Is Wis
iting friends and relatives at Newark,
Ohio.
Henry Kunkel and family. from
Gravel Hill Cut, have moved into Mrs.
Sanders house, at the corner of Thirty
eighth and Belmont streets.
Karl Kraus, the popular clerk of the
Capitol Restaurant. is suffering from
an injury sustained in a fall from a
bicycle.
Alexander Wiley travelling salesman for
the Stewart Enamelling~ Company. OF
this city. is lying very Ill at the home oi
his sister at Bethesda.
Carl Rankin, clerk of the Dollar Savings
Bank restaurant. at the corner Of Union
ana Thirty-second streets Is able to attend
TO his duties after a weeks confinement U
his home with a severe cold.
The Fifth sub-district miners association
viii hold a meeting in the city hail no.
vember 18th.
Charles Z. Metz. Of Toledo spent yester.
day with friends in the city and s,oppet
at the windsor.
Miller Holland. formerly a clerk at the
Hotel Globe, is now running hotel al
| McClainsville. MiIlerOs well known here
and has the wishes Of many for his sue
cess.
Anderson-Harry Sy-fert. Columbus; J
r. Kali. GAINESVILLE; Con c. Black, Toledo
Edward Thomas. OF the Third ward
spent yesterday with his uncle Harr5
Thomas. at Barnesville.
Edward Leonhardt. Jr.. OF Washington
Pa. returned home .ast evening after q
pleasant visit with his father in the Thirt
ward
Robert Thomas. Of the Fifth ward. has
left for Allegheny. Pa. 10 secure a posi-.
ton as chemist in one Of the mills.
The University Centre meets this even.
ing in the high school building
The Beliaire foot bail team have choser
as their colors Nile green and maroon
The team Is very strong IN every position
and would like to hear from the Linsly
team Of Wheeling, for game under any
conditions.
Marshal Bahra returned last evening
from St. C;asrsville. to which place he ac
companied Sheriff Derby last FRIDAY witt