Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-09-24
GENERAL LOCAL NOTES.

W liam Roberts, of Pittsburg, was the
guest of friends yesterday.
K p. Smith, of Pittsbu.g, was in tae
city yesterday on business.
S. A. Anthoney. of New York City. was
n the city yesterday on business and
led on a number of his friends.
A. ]. Brown, of Clarksburg. w. Va, was
a guest of friends yesterday in the Third
ward.
E. j. Skillman, of Decatur, H., was In
tn city last night on business.
d. H. Jones, OF Philadelphia, was
guest of friends yesterday.
Philip S. Greiner and wife, who are con-
nected with the new bad Boy company.
passed through the city yesterday on their
way home to Fairmont. w. Va. Mr.. and
Mrs. Greiner will join the show at Column
bus, Ohio, next week.
Ex-Lieutenant Lynskey has accepted
the position of agent for the Schmulbach
Brewing Co., of Wheeling.
Miss Lydia Heatherington, OF the First
ward is spending a week at Sistersville
William Farms, president of the coal
miners association of this district, was in
the city Wednesday night on his way
to Cambridge.
Mrs. II. Holiday, who was a missionary
in India for quite a number of years. Is
the guest of Mrs. Thomas Ault, of the
Fourth ward. Mrs. Ault will attend a
missionary meeting this evening at thu
home of Mrs. John Kirkpatrick and favor
the assemblage with an interesting adj
dress regarding her experience as mis-
sionary and her trip through India. The
meeting will take place at half-past seven
O'clock
d. Hollander, of the Second ward. who
has been a resident of this city for the
past fourteen years, will leave soon for
Pittsburg, where he has secured employ.
ment and viii reside in the future.
Mrs. II. T.. Monroe and the class in
structor of the Scottish Reformation that
took place recently. left for Marietta.
where they will arrange for an entertain
ment.
K. l.. Alum and sisters, Misses Emma
and Ollie, Of the First ward, will arrive
home to-day from Enon. Pa. where they
attended the funeral of their cousin, Lee
roy Alum.
Mr.. VIM. Bradley and Miss Emma Dom
ovan, both of the Fourth ward. were
quietly married Wednesday night by Rev.
Father Wehrle at the parsonage of st.
Johns church. Mr. Bradley is a promi-
nent undertaken and his bride is one OF
Bellaires most estimable young ladies.
They have the sincere wishes of host
of friends for a happy future.
Yesterday evening at seven O'Clock In
the parlor of the Globe Hotel, Rev. II. S.
Boyd of the u. p. church. pronounced
the words that made Mr.. j. h. Armstrong
and Miss Annie Snedecker, both of Ro-
neys Point, man and wife. The happy
couple will remain at the hotel until this
evening, when theX will return to their
home.
Thieves attempted to enter the residence
of James Hollins, in the First ward.
Wednesday night. but were frightened
away by the neighbcrs
A social was given last night In the old
Catholic church building by the ladies' OF
the A. o. II. and the knights OF st. Johns
auxiliary, and was a great success finan-
cialy as well as socially.
The Empire Club. just recently organ
lied, gave their first dance In Armory Hall
last night. Prof. La Roche furnished mu-
sic for the occasion.
Morris " Miller. who wandered from
his home in the Fifth ward Tuesday
night. was found last evening near
Brooke's Run. about five miles west OF
town. Mr.. Miller was an engineer on the
c. e. p. between this city and Pittsburg
until about a year ago, when he was COM
PEELED to retire from his duties on account
OF clot Of blood, which had formed on
his brain. The discovery Of Mr.. Miller's
whereabouts was made by Mrs. Wise. who
was driving through the country along tho
run to her home. Mr. Miller, despite the
numerous inquiries Of his folks as to the
reason of his wandering away. VIII give
no satisfactory answer His many friends
will be pleased TO learn that he is safely
returned home.