Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-12-21
M0UNDSWLLE.

George Roberts, q well known en-
ploye of the F0stOria Glass Company,
left yesterday to spend his holiday va
cation with friends at Toledo, O.
The Symphony Circle will meet this
evening at the usual place for a gem
eral rehearsal. The Circle at this
meeting will decide on what date their
next concert will be given and a part
Of the programme will be arranged.
Barney McIntee, Of the Fostoria
Wheeling to spend a few days with
relatives.
Following is list of the unclaimed
letters remaining at the postoflice dur
ing the past week: j. M. Alley, Isaac
Rice and S. j. Beck.
John Carney left yesterday on an
extended visit to friends at jeanette,
Pa.
Mrs. I. B. Wilson, who has been
quite i'll for several days past with an
attack Of typhoid fever, is reported as
being no better at this writing.
County Clerk Lewis has issued a
marriage license to Albert S. Johnson
and Annie McCracken, both of the
town of Cameron.
DR. Linsz, formerly Of this city,
but now located in Wheeling, was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
John Pryor has moved his restau-
rant to the vacant room belonging to
Friend Cox, below the Farmers and
Mechanics Bank The room Pryor
formerly used will be the headquarters
for the new shirt factory, and much
Of the machinery has already arrived
for the concern.
Messenger & Ellsworth, two we'll
known tonsorial artists of the Third
ward, have had a very neat sign
placed on the window Of their estab-
lishment. Carl Meyer did the work.
Homer Davis, the fellow who was
arrested Tuesday night, at the depot,
by Officer Kidder, was taken before
Justice Mann yesterday and the prop
er papers were made out to have him
taken to the Weston Asylum. Davis
was only released from the institution
last July, but his condition at present
seems to be worse than ever
Carl Spears has accepted the position
as devil at the Echo Office
The fire qaddies are making big
preparations for their oyster supper.
which is to take place in the Smith
building next Friday night. The boys
announce that everything will be ar
ranged for the accommodation of a
large crowd and everybody should do
what he can 10 encourage them.
There were many very severe falls
on the icy pavement yesterday, but
fortunately no bones were reported
broken. The pavements on Seventh
street, during the morning, were the
mCSt dangerous, but as majority Of
our citizens used the road there were
no accidents.
A special session of the County
Court will be held Thursday to consid-
er the new bond of Justice Mann.
whose bondsmen asked to be released
last week
Natures Remedy Company still con-
tiuue to draw large crowds at the
Opera House, and their performances
seem TO please all This evening a
small admission will be charged. with
change Of programme.
The dance TO be given at the Opera
House Friday night, by the Sterling
Club, promises to be quite an affair.
The invitations have been issued sew
eral days and the boys expect to repeat
the success Of their ball given las.
month
A force Of men commenced work
yesterday to make some necessary re-
pairs at the glass house. 1t was first
intended TO work the factory untn
Thursday night. but on account OF the
repairs being needed the place was or
dered closed down. The stop. how
ever will not be long. and it may be
possible that the plant will resume be-
fore the first Of the new year
The public schools will Cfess on Fri
day next and remain closed until af-
ter New Years This gives the schol-
srs a vacation Of one week. but that
was decided as being ample by the
trustees
Everybody who returns u Schafer's
coupons will get reduction pf five per