Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-23

Il Is rumored fhat another canning
factory will be opened here ii the neSr
future, and will be under the manage
ment Of two well-known business men
Of this place.
"A good many foot ball enthusiasts
from here, witnessed the game on the
Island yesterday.
Daniel Davis is entertaining a young
daughter at his home in the West End.
w. v. Campbell was at st. Clairsville
yesterday, on legal business.
,, Ben Morris, Henry T1egl eback, MI.
Paivell and Walter Culbertson are with
Franzheim's immunes, who have been
landed at Santiago.
l.. w. Davis. of ClaripgtOn, is the
guest of relatives in the Third ward
Sheriff Foreman was in town yester-
day, on business.
Willie Trueman is spending the day
at Empire, Ohio, with relatives.
Arthur Walling and bride have ar
rived home from their wedding trip.
Business at the Crystal Glass Works
is on the boom. Four carloads of ware
were shipped by them, yesterday, over
the Pennsylvania lines.
Harry Fogle is home from Columbus,
where he has been attending the Grand
Lodge of Masons during the past week
Bert McCleary, the motorman on the
pike car, is on the sick list.
Yesterday was payday at the Wheel
ing creek mines. The miners worked but
two days last week. At the rate they
are leaving the place will soon be de-
populated.
\ Ex-Superintendent Bonner, of the c.,
O. -
Baggs, Friday.
N V. |. Wilson was at Mingo juno
ton, yesterday, on business.
Mrs. Philip Culp, who recently had an
operation performed upon her for tu-
NOR, was not SO well yesterday.
The Third M. E. Church property was
sold at sheriff's sale, yesterday, for $6SS.
The property, it is understood, was
bought in for the congregation.
The west enders want to know why
the street cleaner cannot devote some
of his time upon the crossings in that
part of town, which are buried in the
mud.
Arthur Steer is spending the day at
Mt. Pleasant, with relatives.
The Hon. Lorenzo Danford left yes
terday morning for Crabapple, to spend
the day with his aged father, who IS ii.
General GrosvenCr left yesterday IOf
Cambridge, at which place ne spoke last
evening. i3uJh the General and Captain
DanfClu appear we'll satisfied WITH the
treatment received here.
A service pipe in the West End
bursted about four days ago AID the
street has been flooded with water ever
since. The residents in that section
think this matter should be attended to-.
j. L. Higgins is offering $40 reward
for the conviction of the personwho
threw the stone through the window in
his tenant house, west of town.
Dick Bailey returned to the Hoodoo
fishing camp, at Tenants tunnel, last
evening.
The Blaine Fishing and Hunting Club
that has been out on Capt1ne creek the
past two weeks, have returned home.
The Maine Club is making prepare
tons for a swell time at their dance
to be given in the Opera House next
Friday evening.
A nephew of Mrs. S. Oppenheimer,
, from Baltimore, who has been visiting
here the past week, left for Chicago
yesterday.
The town council should have the
culvert in the West End cleaned out.
1t has been nearly stopped up for some
time, and is causing a great deal OF
trouble.
The John Campbell property IN
Aetnaville was sold to Fred Cook yes
terday, at sheriff's sale.
There will be an oyster supper given
at w. B. Crawford's old stand, at Blaine,
Ohio. for the benet of the Presbyterian
Church of that place, next Thursday,
October 9th. Oysters served from l to
8 p. N.