Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-12-26
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County Neighbor-
/ The Rose & Morgan Coal Company
have not made any attempt to clear
away the wreck Of their late fire, owing
to the insurance company's fire adj
| juster being unable to reach the city
before Wednesday, but during this de-
lay the owners have lost no time in
making arrangements for building a
new tipple for their works. The new
| tipple will be Of the latest plan, and
may be Of iron. 1t will only take a
few days to clear away the debris of the
fire, and after the adjusters of the in
surance company have settled up with
the company, all work for the new
firm will zoe rapidly pushed forward.
The work on the new Opera House
was not stopped Christmas, and the
work OF sheeting goes rapidly on.
Jas. Landkrohn, OF Parkersburg, is
visiting his parents in the city.
The Liberty hose company gave their
annual pig roast yesterday afternoon.
The company has about twenty mem
bers, and with their friends the crowd
attending numbered about twenty-five.
and was the banner meeting of the COM
pany. every one having q good time.
A Polander was arrested yesterday
for abusing his wife, and will have his
hearing this morning.
Jas. T. Bentley, of Banock. was in the
city yesterday.
Clarence McKelyey, prescription
clerk at Arnold's pharmacy, was in
Bethel yesterday spending the day with
his parents.
The Buckeye Fishing Club dance at
Turner Hall was quite success. The
crowd was the largest the club has had
since its organization showing the
popularity Of its members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Duga and laugh
ter are the guests of Mrs. jacob Stahl
and Mrs Beher, Of this city.
The Knights Of Pythias gave a select
dance at Armory Hall last night, and
it was largely attended, many from cut
of the city being present, and quite a
crowd Of young people from New Mar
tinsyille came UP. All had an elegant
time and the lodge is to be cong9atu-
lated on its excellent management of
the affair."
J. Beaver, Of Whiskey Run, and Miss
Fife Skunk were united in marriage
Saturday night at the home of the
bride, by Squire Mason.
VIM. Hoffman, Of Grafton, Pa, is
home visiting his parents for few
days
John Crafty. chemist at the Norfolk
navy yards, is home spending the holt
days with his parents.
Charles Kelley and Bailey Boyle are
home from St. Vincenfs college, spend
ing the holidays with their parents.
John Walsh spent Christmas with
GAINESVILLE friends.
The First Presbyterian church gave
treat to the Sunday school last night.
S. Wood returned from Byesville yes
terday.
Sheriff Darby and wife spent Christ
mas with Mr.. Darby's parents.
J. Weyrick viii leave Thursday for
Monongahela City to accept a position
in bottle factory in that city.
Mrs. Lee Fruit, Of St. Clairsville, is
visiting friends in the city.
Miss Kate Love is seriously i'll with
in1ammatory rheumatism at her home.
Mr.. E. Beal slipped on the pavement
yesterday and broke his right leg. He
was taken to his home, and Dr.. Plersol
called and reduced the fracture
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Robinson, with their
son Clyde, of Shawnee, Ohio, are visit
ing Mr.. Robingon's parents, this being
Mr. Rs first visit in twenty years to
this city.
omcer Keyser, Edward Monahan,
Charles Wilcox. Lee and Frank Rish-
ley left for a hunting trip near Arm
strong's Mills.
Anna Mckay, of Moundsville, is visit
ing friends in the city.