Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-08
RFNWOOD NOTES.

John Burns, foremah at the Riverside
coke plant, accompanied by his family,
returned to the city yesterday from Sy-
racuse, N. Y, his former home, after a
several days stay at the latter city.
Joseph Vance, of Apollo, Pa, arrest
ed for drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct by Officers Gately and Kerns, was
arraigned before Mayor Sheppard yes
terday morning and was fined So and
costs, and was sentenced to thirty days
Imprisonment in jail. The sentence
and fine were later withdrawn and the
offender was granted fifteen minutes
time in which to leave the city. He de-
parted in short order.
Vance Bros. grocery store on Rail-
road street, has Eeen closed for the pur-
pose Of stock taking perpetrators to set
ting up the Vance estate.
A fine display of valentines is to be
seen in the north window of o. 0.
Gates drug store on Main street.
Edward Havey departed yesterday
for Proctor, w. Va, to be a guest at the
home Of his brother, Patrick Havey, Jr.
Joseph Truax, Of Whitaker's addi
ton, an emplOye at the Wheeling steel
plant is confined to his home, suffering
from a severe attack of grip.
The City Council will meet in regular
session next Tuesday evening, con-
trary to the statement published yes
terday morning in another paper.
Miss Annie Rogers, of Sistersville,
spent Monday in the city as the guest
Of Miss May Haylor, of Main street.
She departed yesterday morning for st.
CIci Tn, Nxvlnn e. he
the guest of her parents for a while.
Quite a number of folks from this
city attended the reception rendered
last evening to the members of Com
pany NJ First West Virginia Volunteer
Infantry, at the Opera House in
Moundsville.
Private Ferrel, Of Company NJ, First
West Virginia Volunteer Infantry, has
returned from camp at Columbus, Ga,
to his home at Glover's Gap.
A party composed of Mrs. Jacob De-
bold. Misses Sauers and Julia Kennedy,
and Messrs. Jacob -Deb0ld, Luke Sauers,
Phelix MCGEE, Thomas Kelly and 9TH
ers, attended the performance of the st.
Mary's Ministries given last night at
Seibert's hall under the auspices of
the congregation Of ST. Michael's
church at Edgington's Lane. The party
made the trip from this city to Seib-
ert's Garden and return in country
sled, starting out yesterday afternoon,
and experienced quite a merry time.
A party composed of Messrs. John
Sanders, Albert Kerns, Thomas Blake
and John Bursee and their lady friends,
INDUCED in a very delightful sled ride
on Monday night A trip from this city
to ROney'S Point and return was made,
much to the enjoyment of all the mem
bers. The party spent several hours at
ROney's Point, as the guests of John
Dolan, and before returning home
parto0k Of quite an appetizing lunch
con.
Elaborate preparations are being
made by the members Of the congrega-
ton Of St. Johns church for an enter
tainment and festival to take place at
ST. Johns hall on the evening of March
17th, ST. Patrick's day. The enter
tainment programme to be rendered
will consist Of literary and musical Sc
lections Of a high class, and will be
participated in by quite number Of
well-known and talented folks.
Theodore Rolf, arrested on the
charge Of assault and battery commit
ted upon the person OF James McCarty,
a machinist at the Riverside works,
last Saturday night. was given hear
ing before Mayor Sheppard last night
at seven o'clock. He confessed his
guilt and was fined $40 and costs, which
he RENTED. George and William
Neidemeyer are also accused Of figur-
ing in the assault upon Mr.. McCarty.
but will not be given a hearing until
another party, for whom a warrant for
arrest on the same charge, has been
sworn out, has been taken into custody