Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-04-09
BRIDGEPORT.

] ]. ]. Ross. who for the past two years
has been serving in the capacity of watch
! man at the Wheeling creek coal mines.
has secured position in Wheeling and
removed his family to that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Babeock. of Cleveland, are
visiting friends and relatives here.
E. w. Reid, the nurseryman. made a
large shipment of stock yesterday over
the Pennsylvania road.
j. c. Heinle.n was at ST. ClairsVille
yesterday on legal business.
Miss Maggie Williams returned to East
Liverpool yesterday afte:- several days
visit with relatives in the West End
The board of directors of the First Ma
t.onal Bank Of this place, selected Fred
NJ. Henderson as assistant cashier to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation of
Walter Lewis. MIR. Henderson al present
is the freight agent of the c., L. & w
| road at this place.
This morning at the Presbyterian
| assisted by Rev. Mr. Potter, of Brilliant,
will conduct communion services.
Rev. w. L. Dixon who has been III the
past two weeks, is recovering. No SER
wees will be held in the Methodist church
them
masquerade dance will be given at
Donnelly's hall on next Wednesday even
ing. The feature of the occasion will be
the cake walk.
In the forcib.e detention suit of Sylves-
ter Brown against James Boggs. heard Se-
fore Squire Ciemans yesterday, a verdict
was rendered for the plaintiff. Both par
ties TO the suit reside in what IS known
as Flat Run, west of Ridgeway.
Rev. Father Wiegand, pastor of ST. An
thongs church, will conduct services at
Maynard this afternoon.
Walter a young son of Addie Conoway,
was taken very i'll Friday night with
membranous Group. HIS condition was
Slightly better Yesterday.
c. w. Alexander who has been out
through West Virginia the past month
in the interests of the canning company.
of this place, has returned home.
Howard Kaufman, of Canal Dover, re-
turned home yesterday after a several
days visit with friends here.
The funeral of Mrs. David Paxton took
place yesterday afternoon from her late
home on the Cadiz pike, and was largely
attended. The remains were laid to rest
at Weeks's cemetery.
Allen Goodwin, the phenomenal boy
so,o:st, of this place, sang THE Holy
City, very difficult piece of vocal music
at the Wheeling Odd Fellows entertain
ment Friday evening. Arthur Higgins
played the piano accompaniment The
two young musicians seemed to fairly
carry their audience from the applause
given them.
A young son of Clel Conoway's. who has
been suffering from typhoid fever, is i'm
proving.
Ex-Steriff Cochran. who is now holding
a position under Governor Bushnell, was
calling on Old friends here last week.
A. NJ Haskins. of Portland Station. was
In town yesterday on business.
Chester Franzel is home from New York
City until after his marriage to Miss Bess
Duncan.
The election of members of the board of
education will be held Tomorrow 1t is
understood that there viii be two tickets
in the field.
The c. & p. pay car was over this eno
of the line yesterday.
There was some talk yesterday abou,
the employees on the street car line on this
side going out last night. The report
seems to have been based on wild spec
ulat.on, as the men deny Their intention
of dong any thing of the kind unless they
are forced to take the places Of the strik-
ing men.
An express wagon was put in use yes
terday morning to haul people to and from
Wheeling. Only three cars were run over
to the end of the line yesterday from
Wheeling. The mail was brought over
on them, and some taken back
The high school commencement this
year will take place on May 18th. There