Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-12
GENERAL LOCAL NOTES.

George Brennard of the First ward,
blower in the BellaIre bottle works,
has been granted a patent en- the cleo
tric stove which he invented some
time ago, and has been offered twenty
thousand dollars fer the rights. Bell
alre logs are right DIT the front in
forming ideas. Another patent was
recently granted to Frederick Miller
on his automatic Clothes wringer.
Fred. Boyd, OF the Fourth ward,
has taken charge OF his new position as
coat finisher at J. II. Hoffman's tailor
shop on Union street
Carl kraus, Of the Third ward, has
accepted a position with w. G. Nc
Claim, the brick contractor.
Samuel .Stillweli, OF the Fourth
ward, will leave tomorrow on a brief
hunting expedition to Alledonia, o.
Milly Martin, of the Fourth ward,
brick contractor, has been awarded the
contract for the erection CT the foun-
dation for the new steel bridge which
is to cross Captina creek at Sun Fish,
0. Work ON the foundation will be
begun tomorrow and will give en-
ploymelt o'abCut twenty men. :
John Heinlein, of the Fourth ward,
stone contractor, is at Sistersville in
the interests OF Davis & Archer, gen.
eral contractors.
William LaEdkrohn. of Avondale,
O., passed through the city yesterday
Oil his way hCme from u hunt at Cum
berland Gap, in the heart OF the AL
legneny mountains, with good supply
of game, including several wild tur-
keys.
Andrew p Martin, VINO is to appear
in the minstrel show 70 be given by
the Player Club at the Elysian Thea
tire Christmas night, is suffering from
a sprained ankle received while prac-
ticing his famous bounding rope act
Friday afternoon.
Oliver W. Hermann, postmaster at
McCiainville. O., spent yesterday in the
city as the guest of Attorney G. I.
Moore.
Alvin Greenlee, of McClainville, who
is we'll known here, is lying seriously
i'll at his home.
Samuel B. McClain. one of the own
ers OF MeClain Bros stone quarry at
McClainville. was in the city yesterday
on business.
Squire Arnold is slowly improving
from nervous prcstratiSn at his home
IN the Fourth ward.
Three new members yhave been adj
mitted into the Players Club. A
meeting will be held by the club this
afternoon in the Elysiah Theatre. a
few business matters win be discussed
and a rehearsal of the music for the
minstrel show will be IN order. The
dress rehearsal will take place Christ
mas morning.
Owen Kane. Of the Second ward. az
emp!oye OF the B. & o., is able to be
out again, after weeks confinement
to his home with mashed foot The
injury was caused by side rod fall
ing from the engine.
Peter Shepherd and Charles Carr
were arrested last night on charges
mer by Marshal Bahra and the latter
by Lieut. O'Neil.
Among the Orleans VINO passed
through the city yesterday were: F.
E. F'rannsco, Steubenvilie; John
Thomas. Newark; c. n. Burdett, New
Athens; w. P. Moore, Barnesvilles A.
e. Rood, Columbus.
The Martins Ferry Choral Society
at their concert to be given the lsst
Of the month. will be assisted by the
Bellaire Choral Society. In return the
Bellaire Society will be assisted by tine
Martins Ferry Society in the concert
which will occur the week following
Christmas. The societies have been
pTacticiHg the same music
Wc5bs comedians, in the production
OF the Caste" closed their two night S
engagement at the Elysian last night.
Both performances were well attended,
and much appreciated.
Rev. II. S. Boyd has returned f1omci
after few days visit with friends
and relatives in Washington county.