Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-10

Local Nevis From the City o. Mills
and Workshops.
Next Year

Next Year.
The firemen are much gratifed over
the result of the tournament they gave
for the North Eastern Ohio Volunteer
Firemen Association, and when the
visiting firemen left the majority re-
Quested that this city again hold the
tournament. This request was met with
approval by a large number of firemen
and also the citizens. Last evening
several of the leading firemen express
ed themselves as willing to hold the
tournament here next year and thought
they could offer greater inducements
to the visitors. This would be wise
act for the firemen of this city, and
no doubt the citizens would be glad
to again entertain them. as it is an adj
vertisement for the city. and has all
ready done it much good. The towns
near this city have shown much inter-
est and the city of Wheeling would
more than double their attendance
next year. Every person who attended
received their moneys worth AS to
the home firemen, they are not caring
for more honors, as they have won all
they care for 1t is hoped they will
again hold the tournament.
Mrs. Hayerfeld and daughter, who
have been the guests of w. f. Barrett
and family. have returned to their
home at Cadiz.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Keim, of the Island.
and Mrs Hobensack and sister. Miss
Laura Hipkins, left yesterday for Tho
burns summer boarding house in the
country west of this city. The party
will spend several weeks at this
pleasant place.
Samuel Taylor and James Paterson,
formerly residents of this city, but
now of Pittsburg. have been calling on
friends in the city. They left yester-
day for Aledonia TO spend some time
in the country.
Mrs. Francis Mulaney, of Fifth street,
is slightly indisposed
Chas, Vanpelt, formerly of this city,
but who has been spending the last
few years In the west, has returned and
accepted a position with the Wheeling
Railway Company.
Miss Eva Stewart, who has been the
guest of Miss Flora Hopkins, has re-
turned TO her home at Steubenyille
The American Sheet Steel Company,
which controls the Aetna Standard
mill, have signed the scale, but 1t is
not known when this plant will re-
sumo. 1t will not be for some time, as
the mill at present is undergoing ex-
tensive repairs which will require con-
siderable time.
Miss Lena Mckay left yesterday for
Delaware to spend several weeks visit
ing friends.
d. D. Parks and family left yesterday
for Point Pleasant, w. Va. TO spend
several days.
David Llewellyn. of indiana, is here
visiting friends.
Miss Ella De Vault, who was re-
Gently elected music teacher of the
public schools, will leave this week for
Chicago to take a special course in
music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Baggs will
spend the summer at Epworth Park.
where they have rented a cottage.
The flremen have issued card OF
thanks to all of those who helped them
in their work of the tournament. The
card is broad in It's sense and covers
the whole field OF those who assisted
them. 1t is signed by Chief Ong, DR..
Parr and r. W. Shreve.
Mrs. Lillian Gould died early yester-
day morning at her home on Broad
| way. The funeral will take place
Wednesday Afternoon at two o'clock, in
terment at Riyerview cemetery. She
had only lived in this city for a short
time, coming here from Pittsburg.
Or. Chas Wood, of Decatur, Ill. is
home spending his vacation with his
parents.
still alarm was turned In to the
Albert hose house yesterday to come to
the home of r. Belts, on the old coun-
" road When the firemen arrived
they found only brush heap on fire,
and returned without using the hose.
Work was commenced yesterday by
the Street Railway Company on plac-
ing their new track on South Buckeye
street This work causes the company
to transfer. but 1t is so arranged that
the public travel in not annoyed.