Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-28

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be Cr1ose. who ~ 90 az fo1lor
countrymen with Y Enale MAJ ,sss NJ ~. s NJ
| taken under ady1 an IL TIA ~ Me -,
and VIII De Rk6ly bound over to court
Jas NNamee, who had his feet cux
| Dy the cars at Bridgeport, is geae
1>ting along as nicely as possible DIR
Boone is the attending physicjh.
| Harry Fitch was out to-dk8 for the
first time since mis- arrival at home, as
he has been very liz having been
granted discharge on that account.
Sampson Wade has made applica-
ton for pension through squire
MASON He mas served twelve years
in the regular army and wanted TO en-
!; list inythe late Spanish war but was
refused. He now only thirty-five
years Of age and was only eighteen
when he first enlisted.
The Bellaire stove works will be of
! after this week. They expect to be
1 off several weeks for repairs.
! w. l.. Mosgrove and John Turney,
of Pittsburg, Roy McMannis, of Mt
Pleasant, O., Oliver Cox and lady. OF
East Liverpool, were the arrivals al
1 the Windsor Hotel yesterday.
j. c. Instead, Wesley Murphy and
| Frank Warehouse, of Wheeling, were
in town yesterday.
1 VIM. Hocke, agent of the Crystal
I Rock Brewing Co., of Sandusky, O.,
was calling on the saloon keepers yes
/ terday.
| Hon. C. L. Weem5, of ST. Clairsville,
Ii
ness.
! Dr.. D. Boone and wife spent few
days with Dr. j. S. Poone's family of
! Powhatan.
] Miss Daisy Johnson, OF the Fourth
ward entertained quite number OF
her friends last evening with a card
party.
i W. B. Shaw and j. c. Jolly, of Pitts
burg, VIM. Meehan, CT Franklin, O..
and F. w. Longley, OF Cadiz, O., were
/ at the Hotel Anderson yesterday.
/ Chas. +. Schrader, l.. FranZell, w.
I H. Truschell, John H. White and L..
! Kolonsky, all OF Wheeling, were in
/ the city yesterday.
! There is considerable complaint Of
grippe in town.
4 p. w. Smith, representing Dodge,
Andrews & Co.. of Columbus, o., was
calling on the shoe trade yesterday.
: j. E. Bennett, Of Fowhatan, was
I here among his many friends yester-
! day
/ Mrs. Dr. T. NJ. Wells and daughter
( are visiting relatives III Steubenville,
10.
Frederick E. Scott, of the Joint
/ Traffic Association, of Chicago, was
registered at the Globe Hotel yesterday.
The Columbian Club viii give a
dance at Armory hall, Friday evening.
! Eliza Seeley and Laura Teeters were
married last evening at the brides
home in the Third ward.
Rodefer Bros glass works will be
I off for three weeks for repairs.
| Harry Banford, of Dunkirk, Ind, is
/ the guest of his parents of the Fifth
ward.
/ Quinton Graham, of the Pittsburg 10
| connective works, has returned after
/ spending few days with his uncle,
John Allen, of this city.
! VIM. Hoffman, of Grafton Pa, is
here the guest of his mother.
John Crafty returned yesterday to
Cincinnati, after visiting his aunts,
the Misses Crafty, of the Fourth
ward. He is employed in the State
I Food Department.
\ Fred Wasser, who left home very
suddenly about five years ago, has
written home from Richfield, 0. This
| is the first news since he left.
! Mrs. w. S. Heatherington will leave
| to-day for Belle Valley,
Will Milligan and John Fish at
I tended very swell affair at Barnes
4 vile, o., Tuesday evening. Dancing
was INDUCED in.
\ A. T. Hoffman, son of Druggist
/ Marion Hoffman of the First ward is
visiting Miss Lulu Carter, of Newark,
o.
The Ladies' Aid Society, of the
South Bellaire NJ. E. church, will hold
their last meeting at Mrs. A. 2. Def
baugh tomorrow evening. full at
tendance is requested.
Andrew Ernst, Of Cleveland, is in
the city.
A. w Hoffman, the insurance man,
was in Belmont yesterday.
Jesse Landkron, of Parkersburg, w.
Va, returned home yesterday.
The Bellaire boiler works is run
ming night and day to fill orders.
Bellaire Lodge A. F. and A. NJ. elect
ed officers Monday evening, after
which they had a banquet.
Lawrence Harlow and Blanche
Granwood were married by Rev.
Holmes
p. H. Thornton and wife returned
yesterday over the G. G. p railroad
from Youngstown. Mr.. Thornton re-
presents the Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance Co.
Glen Godfrey returned yesterday
from Mingo, where he has been the
guest of his parents.
Frank Myers, a teacher in the pub
lie schools, is spending his holidays
with New Martinsville friends.