Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-25
MOUNDSVILLE,

| WEI Meek, of Wheeling, was in the city
| calling on friends yesterday.
Taylor White, Of McMechen, was a Wis
itor in the city yesterday.
| Joshua Martin and wife we're visiting
relatives at McMechen yesterday
| Gordon Crow, who has a position at
Cameron, is now>iH with an attack of the
grip, at his fathers residence, on Sixth
/ street.
| Mrs. James Ferguson and daughter Wis
tied relatives at McMechen yesterday.
| W. F. Weaver was d visitor to Wheeling
| yesterday.
Miss Lille Callahan is confined to her
home on First street with an attack of the
mumps.
CIV Young, prominent farmer of Lynn
camp, was in the city yesterday.
| Charlie Miller and wife returned to Their
home at Cambridge, Ohio, to-day, after d
visit with relatives here.
Mrs. John Cook and daughter left yes
terday to spend a few days with relatives
at Wheeling.
At the special session of the county
court held yesterday T. j. Munnell gave
bond in the sum of 500 for the faithful
performance if his duties as road sur
veyor for Sand Hill district. S. w. Kim
minis is his surety.
| Harry Humes and Miss Mary Stewart
were married last Saturday by Rev. D.
L. Ash.
The Republican executive committee
held a meeting at the mayors office last
evening.
Isaac Rogers will soon begin the cree
ton Of a I5-roomed house on Second street.
The new building when completed is to
be used as a boarding house.
VIII Porterfield, who has been in poor
health for some time, left yesterday for
| Wheeling to have operation performed,
Miss Daisy Barnett, of Cameron. is Wis
:ting her sister, Mrs. G. V. Hughes CT
Eleventh street.
Milton MARBLE. of Sherrard, was a visit
or in the city yesterday.
| Henry Lohr has ben appointed by the
county court guardian of his daughter,
Florence Lohr.
Sheriff Doyle is confined to his home on
account of a very severe cold.
The natural gas companys representa-
tive was around yesterday taking the
| register Of the gas metres. When the bills
are sent out next week is is very likely
! there will be many hard things said
against the company. The recent cold
| snap may have had serious effect on
| all metres.
| r. D. Leggett, Of New Mart!nsvilie, was
| in the city on business yesterday.
George McCombs, employed on the new
bridge being constructed near the Fair
| Grounds, met VITA a very serious acct
| dent at that place yesterday afternoon,
| He was engaged in putting up the heavy
| iron work when In some manner one of
| the large pieces fell to the ground. carry
| ing him with ii. The piece struck him in
the abdomen, ana at thi swrit,ng it is
not known whether lie Is injured inter
nal.y or not. The attending physician,
Dr.. G. W. Bruce, had him brought to
Mrs. Veiton's boarding house, where he is
now resting very easily.
J. J. Heedy leaves in a cav or 50 on a
business trip to New YORK city
Don't forget the military social TO be
given by the Kings Daughters at the
opera House This evening. An excellent
entertainment mas been provided
Miss Genevieve seybold has returned
to her home at Wheeling. after a visit
with friends here.
Miss Ada Graham, Of Wheeling, will ar
| rive IN the city this evening to visit friends
over Sunday.
| Miss IEez Blackburn, a popular young
| lady Of Bellaire. will sing at the King 5
Daughters social at the Opera House this
| evening.
| W. y Darby has returned TO his home
at ST. Clairsvile, Ohio. after a visit with
| friends here.