Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-09-17
REIGAIRE NOTES.

Ronny and A. Spirms We're arrivals
yesterday on business.
Miles Hart, of Demas; W. c. Ber-
gundthal, ST. Clairsville; A. S. Wiley,
Bethesda; E. Mandillian, Cleveland,
were among the State arrivals In town
yesterday on business.
Miss Lizzie Palmer, of the Third
ward, will leave for Chicago on Tues
day next to be the guest for few
weeks of friends. Miss Palmer is con-
templating making Chicago her future
home.
Arthur O'Malley and Albert Schinde-
wolf have returned home from Smyrna
where they attended the fair during the
week.
Andrew Martin has returned to the
city with his show wagon after having
made three months successful tour
of Pennsylvania and Ohio.
The Sub Rosa Club will give its first
select hop of the season at Armory Hall
will be in honor of Miss Ella Stewart
of Wellsburg, former member of the
club, who is now guest at the home
of Miss Annie Witty. Prof. Anton Lee
Roche will furnish music for the occa-
sion. A large number of invitations
have been issued to folks of this city
and neighboring towns. Refreshments
will be served at seasonable hour
Ed Marling, of Wellsburg, is guest
of his mother at Shadyside, a few miles
south of town.
Otto Giffen, clerk in the treasurer's
office, at st. Clairsville, was in the city
Thursday on business.
]. H. Barnes, a prominent cigar
manufacturer of Belmont, departed for
home yesterday after a short business
stay here.
James Reece, a prominent attorney
of ST. Clairsville, was here yesterday
on business.
DR.. Boone, Will Watt and Fred Wass-
man, members of the Bellaire Rod and
Gun Club, assembled on the commons
Thursday and contested for a prize.
Each man was allowed twenty five
birds. The shoot resulted as follows:
Watt, 20; Wassman, 10; Boone, 10.
Very little interest has been taken by
the club in their shoots du irg the pres
ent season. Their records, however, of
recent shoots compare favorabiy with
the records established last season. 1t
is to be hoped that the next meeting
on the commons viii be more largely
attended by the members.
Chester Smith has returned home
from five days stay with friends at
Pittsburg.
G. A. Cole and wife were guests yes
terday of Mr.. Coles brother-in-law, E.
H. Stay, of the Fourth ward, while ON
their way from Steubenville to Barnes
vile.
Ada Rose, arrested for drunkenness
and disorder, and Bill Jackson, for
drunkenness, were arraigned before
Mayor Freese yesterday morning. The
former was fined 81 and costs and the
latter 81 and costs.
Mrs. G. A. Cole, of the Fourth ward,
is a guest of relatives at Malaga, Ohio.
Miss Clara Robinson was hostess last
evening to eight couples of her friends
at her home on Gravel Hill. The
guests were Hospitality entertained.
The evening was spent in playing pro-
gressive pedro and in an enjoyable So
cial way. AT the usual hour an appe-
thing luncheon was partaken of in the
dining apartment, after which the
party dispersed.
Francis Greenwood. aged seventy
four years, died at his home short
distance below the city on "Wednesday
after a lingering illness Of complicated
diseases. Mr.. Greenwood was widely
and favorably known in Bellaire and
vicinity. He came to this vicinity to
reside in 1S47 from Montreal, Canada
A wife and six sons and daughters, all
grown, survive to mourn the loss. The
funeral will take place this morning
from s.. Johns Church. The inter
ment will be made in Rose Hill GENE
terry.
The work Of repairing and improving
the B. & o. bridge crossing the Ohio
between this city and Benwocd, which
has been in progress for the past sew
eral weeks. will be finished by We'd
nesday of next week. Thirty-rwo men