Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-24
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SUNDAY IN THE CHURCHES.
The Movements of Individuals and
Local Happenings Chr0nicled in
Brief - Shifdcr Sentenced - Gem
eraI Review of the News of Yester-
day.
ms, of St. Clairsville, was in

erai Review OF the News of Yester-
day.
C. L. Weems of ST. Clairsville, was in
town yesterday.
J. K Carlan, of ST. Clairsville the
Republican candidate for recorder, was
calling on Bellaire friends yesterday.
Louis Shiffier. the boy arrested by Of
flcer Malone on a warrant sworn out by
his mother. was given a hearing before
Mayor Freese yesterday. The charge he
was arrested on was assault and battery.
He plead not guilty to the charge. His
mother and sister testified against him
and clearly showed his guilt. The mayor
levied fine of $50 and costs, but as the
money was not forthcoming. he sentenced
him to Jail for sixty days, with a warning
that next time he would make it six
months
Lou Kettle and John Swein have gone
home to Brooklyn, and A. Fransen will
follow next week. The men were employ
ed at the Central Glass Works.
Mrs. George Work has returned home
to Sistersville after a pleasant visit to her
parents.
The flag on the ferry boat was lowered
to half mast yesterday in honor of Cap
tain John K. Booth, the aged captain,
who died at his home below Darlington
Thursday.
The ferry boat besides having trouble
with the various bars in the river is now
troubled with the gas pipe that connects
Benwood and Bellare.
In the Armory hall Monday evening
banquet will be given by Harry Fuhr to
the members of Arlington Company OF the
L. r. X. of p. in honor of his recen.
election to the office of lieutenant colonel
on the regimental staff. The Martins
Ferry company has been invited to at
tend.
c. NJ. Rodefer left yesterday to attend
Hiram college.
Mrs. Fred Todd, of Cameron, w. Va,
who has been the guest for some time of
Fifth ward friends, left yesterday for
Proctor.
H. S. Ashenhurst and wife, of Whining
ton. Pa, returned home yesterday after
pleasant visit with her friends here
VIM. Porterfeld, ST., who has been
spending the last month with his brother
at Harvey, ILL.,, arrived home last night
on the midnight train
Miss Flora Beckell. of the Fourth ward,
is entertaining as her house guest her
cousin, Miss Dona Marshall, of Newton
Falls, Va.
Theodore Neff returned yesterday from
he fair at Marietta, where he had an ex-
hibit of poultry and farm products. He
will make an exhibition at the fair at Bur-
gettstown. Pa, the first of next month.
w. Q. Huston returned home yesterday
from Harvey, ILL.,. where he has been
working.
Miss Fl. Thompson has returned from
GAINESVILLE, where she spent her vacation,
the guest of relatives.
The Young Mems Republican Club held
a meeting in the city hall last night.
Mrs. D. T. Cowen and son spent yester-
,day in ST. Clairsville.
A marriage license was issued to Flora
Dpbler and George McBillan, both Of this
city.
]. A. Gallagher, of Marietta, was bus
mess visitor in town yesterday
Attorney George Duncan was in the
city yesterday.
Attorney c. w. Bente, of this place, will
be one of the speakers at the German Day
celebration in Wheeling, October Sth.
Rev. E. A. Simons, of this city. was
chosen secretary by the Eastern Ohio M.
E. conference.
This afternoon, from his late residence
in Shadyside, will occur the funeral of
George Landkrohn. The interment will
be at Rose Hill cemetery
The Rag Time Reception" company is
the next attraction at the Columbia thea
ire.
The operation performed on Emerson
Campbell recently by DR. Rau of Wheel
ing, has proven successful, and the patient
is improving rapidly.
Yesterday afternoon at the Columbia
theatre the Himmelein Ideals presented
Kathleen Mavourneen" to one of the big
gest audiences ever assemble in a Bellaire
theater. The house was sold out early in
the day and when the curtain went up the
aisles up stairs and down were packed, as
was the back of the house Last night the
pulse of Chinatown was presented.
The company has closed a very successful
week at the ColImhia