Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-22

p6t1tOrS q lively hustle II he concludes
TO come out, and he means to have all
the advantage to accrue from being
early in the field.
The Cold Water Fishing club, COM
posed of First ward boys, leaves Mon
day for Pultney bottom, where two
tents will be pitched and the agree
able inconvenience of outdoor life be
enjoyed for a month or more. Among
the members are several young men
who have been working in Indiana and
they count it a luxury to be able TO
again camp on the banks of their ma
tive Ohio. The party is composed of
VIM. Donavan, Will and Evert Smith,
Garfield Good, Ben Dunlap and John
Keyser.
Thursday evening Miss Nellie Robin
son entertained party Of young folks
in very hospitable manner al her
| home on Rose HILL The affair was
complimentary TO Will and August
Smith, who are visiting her from Red
Key, Ind There were eight couples
present and the evening was pleasantly
spent with cards and other social pas
times. AT 10 O'Clock tempting refresh
ments were discussed.
Edward, son of John Boyles, had his
| hand caught in the sprocket chain of
his bicycle and had two fingers mashed
and one broken.
Miss Della McNabb very pleasantly
entertained a party OF friends at her
| home in the Second ward Thursday
evening.
Harry Tannehiu is in from Indiana
visiting friends on Rose Hill. He ex-
poets to remain here until fall.
Shell Bros. circus will be here Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday of next
week. They report good trip until
| they arrived at Wicksville, where they
| ran into the path covered by Buffalo
Bills show
Clifford, the 14-year-old son of Chas.
NcCroba, of the Fifth ward, died at
noon yesterday of peritonitis. Ar
rangements for the funeral had not
been made last evening.
Miss Audrey Fowler, of the Fifth
ward, left yesterday to visit relatives
at Youngstown.
Mrs. Clara Worley and daughter,
Mis- Lorena, of the Second ward, are
visiting friends at Chicago Junction.
Squire Morrell is having his office re
papered and renovated.
from High Ridge to a residence on
Grand Hill
A young son of Frank Hackett, of
the Fourth ward, is very i'll.
Squire Morrell has secured an in
crease from $l2 to SIT in the pension of
David NJ. Riggs, of Rinard'S Mill, Mon
roe county, to date from August s, '9S.
]. C. Tallman, esq. accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Nellie, was in from
Bethesda yesterday.
C. C. Carroll has sold the GAINESVILLE
Republican to Harry e. Demerst and
will accept department position at
Washington.
The young children of S. G. Grow
entertained at their home in the Fifth
ward Thursday evening.
Mrs. E. H. Barr left yesterday morn
ing on a pleasure trip to Manitoba.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights
of ST. John are arranging for fair
and festival to be given at their hall
on Guernsey street on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday evenings of next
week.
Mrs. John Ney, of the Ninth ward, is
spending week with friends at Glib
son, o.
j. A. Mccoy and wife are visiting
relatives at GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. G. o. Porterfield and son, Glare,
J leave to-day to visit Mrs Porterfeld's
aunt, Mrs Matte BEEN, at Pittsburg.
Edwin Brooks will remove his fam
| lily from Youngstown to this place.
t. ]. Cook, of the Third ward, an
ticipates a trip to Mt. Clemens soon in
the interest of his health.
Thirty or more left here on the c. &
| V. excursion yesterday morning
Police Court was a blank yesterday
| morning.
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