Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-30
BRIDGEPORT.

1QeOuCT0 MCSCS, d S0CllUu Iudu Ol
the c., L. & W. road, boarding in the
West End, met with very painful &C
cident yesterday afternoon about two
o'clock while at work. He was stoop-
ing over lifting up rail with crow
bar while one of his fellow workmen
was knocking the rail over with a
heavy iron mallet. He struck the rail
a heavy blew and the mallet glanced
off, hitting Moses in the forehead. 1t
was thought at first that his skull had
been fractured. DIR. Hepler was called
and dressed the wound, after which
the injured man was taken to his board
ing house.
"A first class Sewing Machine, the
famous White, worth $40, now S25 at
W. b. Halls Furniture House.
Lewis Morgan, of West Wheeling,
had one Of his hands painfully cut
Friday while at work at the Aetna
Standard I--ill.
Miss Matte Wagner, of st. Louis, has
returned home, after a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. David Wagner, at West
Wheeling.
]. B. briggs is at Sistersville On legal
business.
Miss Rosa Cook very pleasantly en-
tertained large party of her young
friends last evening at the home OF
her father, August Cooke. in Aetna
vile. The affair was given in honor
Of her sixteenth birthday. About fif-
teen young couples were present, and
spent the evening at the various social
amusements. An excellent supper was
served at a seasonable hour.
Clerk Of Courts Lawson Emerson
was in town yesterday calling on
friends.
Louis Coffiand is home from Scio Col
lege spending Sunday.
Mrs. Dolf Hall of Cleveland, who has
been visiting relatives here, left yes
terday for Flushing to spend a few
days before returning home. F..
A large Oak Rocker. leather seat, only
$3.50 at w. R. Halls Furniture House.
Miss Maude Wylie has issued inyi-
tations for an o,d-fashioned taffy pull
ing at her home tomorrow evening.
Howard Williams is spending the day
at Mingo Junction with relatives.
The Ladies' Aid Society gave very
successful oyster supper last evening
at the West End Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Graham leave
to-day for New York City to visit.
Capt Milton Lewis. CT GAINESVILLE,
was calling on friends here yesterday.
A large number of people from here
witnessed the foot bail game on the
Island grounds yesterday afternoon be-
tween the w. A. c. and Greensburg
teams.
Willie Trueman spent yesterday with
relatives in the country.
A large shipment was made by the
Crystal yesterday.
Miss Eva Coss will give a taffy pull
Ing at her home tomorrow evening.
Miss Laura Pasco leaves this morn
ing for Pittsburg to spend few days
visiting.
Mrs. Louis Culp, who recently under
went an operation at the Wheeling hos
pital, has so far recovered as to be
removed to her home west of town.
Marshal Thompson, DR.. j. o. How
ellis and James Coffiand were at ST.
Clairsville yesterday on business.
August Lot and Miss Mary Heron,
residing west of town, were married
at St. Clairsville yesterday morning.
Upon their return home they were
rendered a big reception at the home
of the bride. In the evening the May
naTd band, which had been engaged
for the occasion, appeared upon the
scene, when dancing was begun and
continued until late hour
Misses Clara Forbes and Dora and
Georgia Kinney drove out to Belmont
yesterday and are spending the day
with relatives of the latter.