Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-11-28
Standard 4bunt OF money
| was dist b the men.
Miss M returned nome yes
tordo1r fr4 Rvoral week's visit with

Miss M returned nome yes
terday frd several weeks visit witt
] relatives down the river.
Superintendent W. H Stewart, Ar
thur Reynolds, Misses Emma Fletcher
Kate and Ella Default returned hom
Yesterday from Steubenville, Wher
| they were attending the meeting OF Lh
Eastern Ohio Teachers Association.
Miss Grace Pope, of WOodsfield, wit
| has been the guest of Miss Nam
Thomas the past few days, returned
home yesterday.
| The Aetna-Standard mill shut dow
| yesterday morning at ten o'clock owing
| to shortage of gas. Rolls on ten mills
| are being changed while the plant il
idle
| City Clerk Allender was able to b.
out upon the streets yesterday after
| few weeks illness.
! Carl Lash will return to Kenyon Col
| lege tomorrow after a several day
visit with relatives here.
Miss Myrtle Dilworth, of Mt. Pleas
ant formerly of this place, will b.
| married to Errett PascO, OF Scooter
Ridge on December 9th.
The operetta, Jack and the Bean
| stalk" was so successfully produced
last Wednesday evening that it was re-
| produced last evening to large anG
| appreciative audience.
| A young fellow working at tht
| Aetna-Standard, whose name could no
| be learned, had one of his arms badly
| cut by falling against pile of slabs
Nine stitches were required to close the
wound.
The new time table on the Wheeling
& Lake Erie road will go into effect to.
day.
Summonses have been served or
Mayor Barr and Leonard and Mary
Fisher to appear before the United
States grand jury, at Columbus, on De.
cember 7th, in the case of Robert Rich
ardson, of this place, who is charged
with pension fraud.
Charles James and Bian Williams
have been selected as delegates to at
tend the State convention Of the Anal
gamated Association, at Columbus.
Monday and Tuesday evenings the
Edison Projectiscope Company will be
at the Opera House. Besides showing
firty life-like picturfes with the projec-
toscope, there will be specialties in the
way of dancing and illustrated songs
The company comes well recommended
and good performance is assured.
Miss Nellie Terrill entertained a
number of her friends in very pleas
ant manner, Friday evening, in honir OF
her eighteenth birthday.
The new tie schedule on the c. & P
road will go into effect to-day. There
will be no change in the tie of any Of
the trains with the exception of a
train east in the forenoon.
Miss Minerva Fletcher, of Beallsville
o., returned home yesterday after a
several days visit with her sister, Miss
Emma Fletcher.
Thomas Johns, of Mayer, Pa, is here
visiting friends and relatives.
The female minstrel performance
which is to be given for the benefit OF
the town clock fund, promises to be a
most enjoyable affair.
Henry Single was down from Wells
burg on business yesterday
Miss Sue Dittmar left yesterday to
visit friends and friends at Glencoe.
Frank Stewart is able to be out after
a couple Of weeks confinement
Fred Gasser and Albert Gehring, OF
Hannibal O., left for home yesterday
after visit with Jacob Arm and family.
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