Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-29

EVemtS from tue TOWN. AeTODS th&
Way.
Joe Blaine is on the sick list.
A daughter Of Theo. Landmeister is quite
sick.
Yesterday was pay day for our schoo
teachers.
Tom Coffman. of Colerain. was in town
yesterday.
Sheriff Foreman was in town yesterday
on business.
Bert Reed has accepted position at the
Aetna-Standard.
Reason Henry is home from the Sol
diers' Home, visiting his children.
Whitney Conway has started in the
grocery business in the West End.
L. T. Springer and sister are visiting
the Smithfeld fair.
Mel MccIanahan. of St. Cla.rsville, was
in town yesterday.
fnfrmary Director JEFF Brown was in
town yesterday
Art Mcfarland, of St. Clairsville. was
in town yesterday.
VIM. Gallaher. of Tiltonville, was a bus
mess caller yesterday.
Bum Krismer. the bass drum soloist
was released from Jail
Homer Stillwen. of ST. Clairsville, was a
visitor in town yesterday.
F. E. Ball and r. E, Hunt, of Barnes
Vile. were callers yesterday
c. NJ Fox, of Washington. D. c., was a
guest of a. T. Bowie yesterday.
A Mr.. Barnett has established a draw
ing studio in the Hotel Belmont.
Theodore Kellar, deputy U. s. collector,
was in town on business yesterday.
Master Ed. Mcpherson had his thumb
broken. He has struck by base ball.
VIM. Handlan, master civil engineer OF
the c., L. & w, was in town yesterday.
Joe McConnaughey is able to be around
after being confined to his home a few
days
Quite a number from here will make
application for membership in the Elks, at
Bellaire
Charles Porter and Will McConnaughey
have formed a partnership in the express
business.
Paul Vaughn, who has been confined to
his home with fever for the past four
weeks, is able to be OF.
Misses Grace and Made Turner have
gone to Cleveland to spend three or four
weeks with friends.
NJ. c. Appenheimer, a relative of S. APP
penheimer, was in town yesterday, repre-
senting the 80 Distillery."
The contractors who will lay the con-
crete pavement around the Oglebay block,
will begin work in few days.
1t is reported that popular farmer
west of town, and farmers daughter.
will be married in the near future
Albert Bargar was called to Smithfield
yesterday to the bedside of his son, who
is reported worse with the fever.
Il G. Green, of Chicago, was in town yes
terday, representing the Cosmopolitan In
candescent Light Co.
There will be two excursions in town on
Sunday over the c., L. & W., from Lorain
and Cleveland.
Tom Howley purchased the linoleum
that was in the opera house restaurant
and will beautify his place Of business.
The c., L. & w. have been preparing to
haul water to different parts of the road
from here to water their engines. At sew
eral points there is no water.
The annual Harvest Festival will be held
at the German st. Paurs Lutheran church
Sunday morning In the evening, Septem-
Der so, there will be the first English ser
vices in the history of the church. All
are welcome.
Mr.. Holmes, of Cadfz, Ohio, represent
ing the New York Mutual Life Insurance
Company, was in the city yesterday on
business.
The Opera House restaurant has been
closed. Foster & Watkins, of Wheeling,
who held chattel mortgages on the furni-
ture, removed all Of same yesterday.
The special car Of the International Cor
respondence Schools, of Scranton, Pa,
passed through here on the c., L. & w.
on it's way home This car was in this
section a few weeks since giving instruc-
tions on the air brake.
The foundation beneath Contractor Kin
neys large derrick started to give way,
but stopped on its own accord Not a
great deal of damage was done other than
to the c., l.. & w tracks. 1t required a
force of men to repair the tracks
James Tyler, a former employee Of the
Aetna mill. and an old time resident, was
in town yesterday shaking hands with
friends.