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

E-..,o-.d Brown, who il was rumeTSC
had attempted 10 commit suicide at Graf
ton. w. Va, a coupe of days ago, ar
rived here yesterday in company with his
brother and from al Appearances did not
look like a man who had attempted sui
eide In fact, he did nothing OF the kind.
The German Lutheran bazaar and festi-
VAL which has been going on at the
opera house since Thursday evening was
brought to a successful close last even
ing. During the three nights large crowds
have been present and many of the ar
ticles on exhibition were purchased A
good sum Of money will be cleared from
the affair, which will be used in paying
on the church indebtedness.
The proposed athletic organization
which has been talked cf the past couple
of weeks, was organized last Wednesday
evening The officers of the club are now
on the lockout for couple OF good pugi-
lists to give an exhibition between Christ
mas and New Years.
The supper given by the ladies Of the
Presbyterian church Friday evening was
a very successful affair. The gross re-
ceipts amount to $50 Their expenses will
amount to about IS.
The members of the Mechanics, Odd
Fellows and knights of Pythias lodges,
also the stockholders of the Union Hall
Association, will hold an important meet
ing this afternoon. Addresses will be
made by ]. B. briggs and George c. Nc
Kee.
See our line of fine Lamps. w. B..
Halls Furniture House. dec12eod
1t was stated yesterday that one of the
furnaces of the Crystal glass works would
be shut down some time this week, ow-
ing to lack of orders.
Jess Tuttle OF West Wheeling, is very
ill.,
Bert Summers is home from Canal Do
YER where he has been teaching music
The family of VIII Fox are visiting at
Pennington.
George Pasco, of this place, attended the
reception given by Mr.. and Mrs. Errett
Pasco, at the home of the formers father
on Scotch Ridge yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Lafferty, of Cadiz, has re-
turned home after a several days visit
with relatives here.
The corps of the c., L. & W. surveyors,
which has been here making surveys for
the past week, left yesterday for Cleve-
land.
See our line of Fine Rockers. w. B.
Halls Furniture House dec12eod
The family of VIII Pugh is visiting in
the country for a few days.
Frank Robinson is very i'll at his hc me in
Kirkwood
Miss Matte Medill is in from Flushing,
spending the day with her parents.
The brick work on the addition to the
Crystal glass house was begun Friday and
will be pushed as rapidly as the weather
will permit.
Mrs. Eva Couture left yesterday for
Cleveland to visit friends and relatives
Miss Gussie briggs is entertaining
friends from Woodsfield.
Misst> Jessie and Clara Heiner, of
Washington, Ohio. who were visiting here,
were called home by the serious illness
of their mother
The Pike street car jumped the track
yesterday afternoon, delaying travel for
a short time
Trueman Duncan. is here from Lisbon,
Ohio, visiting relatives.
FINE MEAT MARKET.
There is no finer or better stocked
meat market in the State than that of
II. C. Giles, at Bridgeport, Ohio. He
keeps in supply all fresh meats of the
choicest quality. and Of poultry and all
game in season. Give him a call dur
ing this holiday season.