Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-12
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS
the Cleveland Paper Company, OF CieVe-
land, was in the city yesterday on bust
ness.
The revival services being held at the
Christian church every night this week
was largely attended last night. The
services began at 1880 O clock and an eX-
cellent sermon was delivered by Rev.
Charles M. Watson.
A benefit concert for the striking steel
workers will be given by the Junior 0.
U. A. M. band at the Elysian Theatre,
Wednesday evening, December 1st. 9th
er bands Of Bellaire have been invited to
lend their assistance for the affair.
No site has been selected SO far for
the erection for the new Enterprise
glass works, but it is thought by many
that the building will be located on the
site Of the old Bellaire bottle works in
the Fourth ward. In case it is built
there the ground covered by the Old
lantern globe works, short distance
above, may be used.
II. w. Burrows, wife and children, of
the First ward, are visiting relatives in
the vicinity Of Centreyille, Ohio.
The old soldiers of this city, Martins
Ferry and Bridgeport held a meeting
last night in the latter city at Masonic
hall. The meeting was sllled to order
at s O'Clock, with a large attendance, for
the purpose of forming Veteran Union
Legion. Only soldiers who had passed
two or more years of service in the late
civil war We're admitted as members
DR.. He. Kemple, DR.. D. N. Boone and
Frederick and Charles Wassman are
spending ten days hunting tour in the
vicinity of Bettsville. Last Tuesday the
party spent the day as the guests of A.
l.. Baron and B. F. Cockayne, at Tiffin,
Ohio. They have at their command
four good dogs, two being Irish settlers
and two English setters besides about
fifteen hundred loaded sheels, and are
expected to arrive home with a good
supply of quail
Zion. E. B. Armstrong, a representa-
tive-elect in Belmont county. was in the
city Tuesday and filed his account CT
expenses and received his certificate of
election.
r. z. Bowen, Of Cleveland, was in the
city on business yesterday and stopped
at the Globe.
C. L. Gillespie, Of Chicago, was
guest Of Third ward friends yesterday
while in the city on business.
Miss Flora Schaefer. Of Kirkwood, is
the guest of friends in the First ward.
Andrew Carson, who had his leg
broken and YVES otherwise injured in a
fall from one of the cranes at the steel
plant about two months ago, is able to
be out again with the use of crutches.
John r. Sharff, Of MarSina5urg. w.
Va. who has been in the employe of the
c. & P. railroad IN this city for the past
year. was married wednesday evening
to Miss Nettie Cloves, CT the neighbor-
hood of St. ClairsvilIe. The ceremony
was performed at the nome of the
brides parents in the presence Of large
number CT friends. At the conclusion
OF the wedding an elegant supper was
served. The happy young coupe viii
make their home here, and have the
wishes Of host Of friends for bright
future.
Frank Neal, of the Third ward, and
Edward Brast, Of New Martinsville, who
Is the guest of the latter, yesterday
shipped their running horse Shadyside
to Philadelphia for livery during the
winter.
Miss Katie Bnrkhardt, Of Braddock,
Pa. is visiting at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. James Hughes, Of the Fourth
ward.
Anton La Roche, Of the Second ward,
returned home last night after a three
weeks tour with the Turkish Bath"
company as their piagiSt Mr.. La Roche
Joined the company d rs produc-
ton at the Elysian a. city.