Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-24


Ruaget * Local News from Our
belmont County Ncishbor.
@. E. Stewart has returned from
Pittsburg.
Deputy Sheriff Majors was in the
city yesterday.
Mayer Rodefer has returned from
Hiram College.
One plain drunk was before the
Mayor yesterday.
Miss Clara Robinson is in Pittsburg
visiting her sister.
Charles Rosser has returned from
Washington, D. C..
Mr.. D. Wallace and wife, of Sisters
vile, are visiting friends in the city.
DR.. John Moffat, of Businessburg,
was in the city yesterday on business.
Mr.. Geo. Crozier, Of Businessburg,
was in the city yesterday OF business.
Yesterday was pay day on the B.
& o. and the employees welcomed the
day.
Mis- Ada Buckingham, who has been
quite sick with typhoid fever, is much
improved.
Yesterday was pay day at Shick's
mines and over $4,000 was paid out to
the workmen.
Senator Archer arrived home last
evening from Columbus and will re-
main until Monday.
Hensley Brothers have formed a
partnership to practice medicine. The
papers were signed yesterday.
Charles Shindelauer, a young boy
ten years of age, died at his home in
the Second ward from typhoid fever.
A band was organized at Florence,
on Pinch run, Thursday evening, and
will be known as the Greenwood Band.
j. Mcdonald, who has been confined
to his home for several days with rheu-
matism, is able to be on the streets
again.
The Ariel Sextette will be the last
number of the entertainment Of the
lecture committee, and will be n OF
the best.
Miss frankie Ward will entertain a
number of her friends Saturday even
ing at a six o'clock dinner at her home
on Tallman avenue.
w. III. Sharf and F. Hartwig have
bought the saloon of Henry Grella, on
Union street, and will take charge of
same about April LIST.
The Odd Fellows fair and festival
will be held the week of May LIST. The
lodge is working hard and will try to
make this affair a success.
An opera company became stranded
here yesterday, but after several hours
of anxiety the manager arrived and
helped the company out of their di-
lemma.
Quite a number of the sports who
love fishing were out last evening en-
joying the sport. Suckers were the
fish that were caught, and only a small
number of them.
The feed business, and especially
the hay market, is having a boom in
this city. H. Day has shipped many
car loads away this week, and the
farmers are finding this a good mar
ket for their product.
The paper for the Elks' MINISTRIES
was posted yesterday, announcing the
date of their engagement, March 10Th,
at Columbia Theatre. The Elks have
been practicing for some time and the
affair will be surely a success.
On Monday the c., L. & w. will dis
continue the Cleveland train from
starting from this city. and its starting
point will be Bridgeport. The cause
is that the train from this point did
not pay, as it is a through train to
Cleveland.
The Century Glass Company, incor-
porated recently, will operate the old
Aetna glass house, and will commence
next week to repair the factory and
give 1t a general o~verhauling. 1t will
require about six weeks work before
the factory will be in condition for op-
Grafton.
w. H. Riley, manager of the Column
bus base ball team. was in the city
yesterday and it is said he has his eye
on several local players Of this city.
Mr.. Riley stopped off here on his
way to Cleveland, where the league