Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-09-15
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past week: A. 3. Barnett, Beverly Blair
Lucy j. Grow, Peter Cobbs. Jena John.
son. Laura Joice, j. A. Sinseans Abe Sil.
verman, A. T. Sims, James Tyrrell. Ella
Washington. r. A. Whitson and Mrs. L.
Wheeler
Miss Mollie Clancy has returned to her
home at Clarksburg after a visit to
friends here.
II. w. Hunter is making some very ex-
tensive improvements 10 his property To-
Gated on jefferson avenue.
Justice A. d. Kimmins, of Dallas, was
in the city on business yesterday.
Robert Hill left yesterday evening to
attend the Marietta, O., fair.
Rev c. E. Clark was in the city last
evening, having come down with the flu
neral party of VIM. McMasters.
County Clerk Lewis issued marriage
license yesterday to Charles Coffleld, aged
2S, of Limestone. and Alice Viola Riley.
aged 20, of Wolf Run.
Marshal Porterfeld, of Benwood, yes
terday placed in the county Jail here
Charles Gatewod. John Jackman, James
Smith and James Mcdonald. All were
charged with being drunk and disorderly
and each win serve so Gays, except the
last named, who has only 20 days.
The sheriff of Preston county yesterday
evening landed two prisoners in the State
penitentiary.
Pierce Conner has resigned his position
of street commissioner by reason OF his
entering the meat market business.
new man will likely be appointed in his
place when council meets again.
The game of base ball Friday afternoon
next is sure to draw a big crowd. and the
features will be very interesting. Every
body who has desire to aid the fire COM
panies should attend, for the admission
will be very small.
Miss Ocie Dakan and her class will
give a grand recital at the Opera House
tomorrow night. The admission will be
but % cents, and a large crowd should at
tend.
TIE remains OF VIM. MeMasters, for
merly a resident of this city, were brought
here yesterday from Wheeling for inter-
ment.> Deceased was formerly a tele-
graph operator and had only been i'll a
little over week. Heart disease was the
cause of his death, and he leaves a wife
and one or two choldren to mourn his loss.
The first public dance at the Opera
House this year will be given on the 7th
of October next.
The foundation Of Henry Seamon's new
residence in the First ward has about
been completed.
, Philip Catch, of Wheeling, was Wis.,
itor in the city yesterday.
A notable wedding takes place to-day at
Warrington, which is of interest TO
Moundsville people. The contracting pan
ties are Mr.. Ulysses Shafer and Miss Myr-
tie Hall. Miss Eva Hall, of this city, Is
one of the bridesmaids and Miss BERTHE.
her sister, will play the wedding march.
All are well known people and have
host of friends who will be pleased TO
learn of the event.
Gallaher and Parkinson are having
their property in the first ward improved
by the laying of new brick pavements.
A force of men is at work grading the
top of the lot owned by r. S. Mcconnell
in the First ward in order to secure earth
to fill in at II. Seamon's new residence
on Twelfth street.
The Epworth League viii have their
usual social tomorrow night and all are
invited to attend.
Work on the sewers at the lower end of
Seventh street will be commenced very
shortly. The proper surveying has been
completed and the thing has been on the
ground for some time past.