Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-02-04

ah6r at Mch6e6 A0ck, fd~s Isl WteAs
after spending several months with
her aunts, the Misses Brubacher.
! Deacon" Hazlett returned home last
Sunday, after two months spent with
his parents at Allegheny, Pa.
| Miss Lib Brubacher spent several
days this week the guest of friends in
/ Wheeling.
Miss Edith Rea spent several days
| this week with relatives at Marietta
| Miss Ethel Brazington, of Marietta,
was the guest of Miss Carrie Hendrick
| this week.
! Quite number of the young society
people attended the dance at the K. of
P. hill on last Monday. Singers col
ored orchestra, from Marietta. fur
nished the music. At II O'Clock the
| dancers repaired to the Gem restau-
rant, where an elegant supper awaited
them. All report an enjoyable time.
! Miss r. Talbot is spending a few
days with her sister, Miss Lizzie Rein
hen, of Wheeling.
i Tuesday and Wednesday were the
coolest days of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Brooke and lit
| tie daughter, are the guests of his IA
ther, DIR. ]. Brooke, of near town.
Earl Richardson has been confined to
| his room for several days with an at
tao of quinsey.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Myers were
! the happy recipients of fine daughter
| on last Tuesday. Earnest now wears a
smiling face.
| A. Unger spent last unday in New
a ;es+ -fox
| Robert Hill, who has been very low
with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Richards is spending
/ a few days in Pittsburg.
| The ferry boat Mary Campbell was
/ taekn to the Marietta harbor the first
of the week, on account OF the heavy
ice
Russell Miracle, who has been rig
building at ST. Mary's, is spending a
| few days at home.
Mrs. Scott, of Second street, has been
sick for several days.
Quite an excitement prevailed in
town on last Tuesday, caused by the
appearance of a mad dog on Main
street. The animal bit several other
dogs and then attacked drayman
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leg. The dog was finally shot by Mr..
G. Murphy and Harry Cunningham.
The owners of the bitten dogs were inn
mediately notified to tie up the dogs.
Mrs Joe Mitchell and daughter, Miss
Alice, returned home from Marietta
Monday, where they had spent few
days.
Johnnie Richards has bought the bar
Der shop owned by MIN Martin, and
will take possession as soon as his
| new furniture arrives from PittsDurg.
JOE Parker, the wharfboat man, had
narrow escape from being drowned
on Monday evening, while ne and Jack
Eoff were working to place Iim5ers
to protect the boat from ice. Mr.. Par
ker was pulled overheard by spike
fastened to the rope which caught in
his glove He was thrown into the wa
ter head first, but sudden jerk pulled
his body up, leaving his legs dangling
in the water. No serious results, but
severe cold.
Carl Miller, proprietor of the Amer
ican" restaurant, owing to poor health,
has retired from the business. Mr.. S.
Joy is the present proprietor.
Among the visitors at the Central
Hotel were J. F. Boggs, Parkersburg;
E. Chapman, Sistersville, R. c. Work,
Sardis, O.; D. Lander, Bellaire; L. Duga,
Belalire; Misses Eva Huffman, An
tioch, O.; Edith Lehmidt, Marietta;
Philip Hall, Graysville; H. 3. Little,
West; Thomas McCaleb, Marietta; Ed.
Flanagan, Parkersburg; 10. Mable, Nc
Donald, Pa; Thomas Norton, Park
ersburgs
At the Nelly House this week were:
John Steriett, Pittsburg; w. F. Weir,
Mr. Ford, Wheeling Dr. Frank George,
Kansas City; John Reed Martin's
Ferry; Mr.. Vance, Cleveland: r. w.
McWhorter, GAINESVILLE; Mr.. Millnouse,
Philadelphia; J. Gibson, Wheeling
Frank Shaffer was business visitor
at Wheeling few days this week.