Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-25
BRIEF NOTES.

JOnn ROBSON. Oh Maynard, HOWARD
Kirk, of Flushing; S. Watt. of Barnes
Vile; j. W. Berk, of st. Clairsville; E. P.
Church, of GAINESVILLE; W. o. Hayes, of
Dayton, Charles J. Lynch of Woodsfield,
and f. j. Annon, of Cincinnati, We're
among the Ohioans in the city yesterday.
C. Rumbach was at ST. Clairsville yes
terday, n business.
Attorney G. T. Moore spent while,
yesterday, at st. Clairsville.
Arch Brannan, OF Marietta, is in the
city, a guest of his brother, Philip Bran
nan.
Fred Stewart, of the Second ward, is
able to be out again, after peing confined
to his home for quite a while with fever.
Clarkson Hall and wife, of Philadelphia,
Pa, have returned home, after visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James 7.
Kelly of the Fourth ward.
c. Y Weems prosecuting attorney of
Belmont county, and L. E. Emerson,
clerk of the county courts, were arrivals
in the city, yesterday, from ST. Glars
vile.
Congressman Lorenzo Danford passed
through the city yesterday, on his way
from Crab Apple to Wheeling. At the
former city Mr.. Danford spent a while
with his father, who is lying seriously i'll.
Howard Armstrong, of New Castle,
Pa, after a pleasant visit with his pa
rents, in the Fourth ward. returned home
yesterday.
Rev. Father Wehrle, of st. Johns
Catholic Church. departed yesterday, via
B. & o., for Newark, Ohio, where he
will spend a brief time, as the guest of
his mother.
Richard Kahn, of Newark, fireman on
B. G. o. engine, No. 1874, is guest of his
father, residing in the Second ward.
Jacob Remer, of Woodsfield, Ohio,
passed through the city. yesterday, on
his way to New Martinsville, with the
remains of his deceased mother, which
will be buried at that place.
The Ohio Valley Telephone Company
have received a large consignment Of
copper for the restringing of their line.
Patrick Moran, on complaint of his
family, was arrested on the charge of il
sanity, yesterday, by Lieutenant Ehior
He will be taken, in charge of Maj sti Il
Johnston, to ST. Clairsvlle, where he Will
be taken before the county board of mel
ical examiners.
Mrs Charles Carlin, of New York City
will be guest of Mr.. and Mrs. D. A.
Colbert, of Rose Hill, during the week
The fourth of a series of lectures Was
delivered by Father Wehrle, at St. Johns
Catholic Church, Sunday evening. The
subject talked upon was Classification IS
Considered and Presented from the
Catholic Point of View" A large con-
greyation was present. The next lecture
at this church occurs on Wednesday even
ing next.
Mrs. A. Westling, of Gravel Hill, IS
lying Ill at her home with nervous pros
tration.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the South
Bellaire NJ E. Church, will give lunch
box social, next Saturday evening, at the
First ward hose house. Lunch boxes,
ice cream and cake will be put on SALE
A mile bicycle race, under the auspices
of L. Perry and John Kerns, took place
Yesterday evening about five o'clock. The
course was south on Belmont street from
Thirty-second to Twenty-ffth, east on
Twenty-fifth to Union and north on Union
to Thirty-second The starters were Ed
SaNde, of Wheeling, and Dan Wilkes, Ed
Lucas and John Green. of this city. Sa-
Tide finished first and Green second. The
prizes, as previously mentioned, were
l.. Perry and ]. Kerns, the colored
schemers. entertained a number of their
friends at city hall, last evening. A cake
walk, and dancing, were the chief fea-
lures of the evening. Very light refresh
ments were served at midnight.
Special services will be held at the South
Rellaire NJ. f. Church, tomorrow even
ing. Every member is requested to be
present, as the name of every person that
Is on the record of the church. will be
called out, and every person will be ex-
nected to answer. The call will begin at
eieht o'clock sharp, fast time
A number of the members of the sport
ing fraternity of this city, will attend
the Stelzer-Wango contest. which occurs
at the Metropolitan club house, at Wheel
ing, this evening.