Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-01-09

News Notes Or Interesf frem The nel
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usssnt County rowA.
Police court hit the zero mark
again yesterday.
Miss Audrey Fowler is the guest Of
Wheeling friends.
Joseph Gamble, of Pittshurg, is the
guest of Bellaire friends.
James Kinney. Jr.. has returned
from a visit at Cincinnati.
Mrs. Anna Alton, of the Fifth ward,
is confined to her home ILL.,
Mrs. E. A. Simons and daughter are
the guests of Cleveland friends.
Miss Florence Reed is confined to
her home on North Front street, i'll.
H. Stanton, of Martins Ferry, was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Council met in regular session last
evening and transacted routine bust
ness.
A Commandery Of the Loyal Legion
was instituted in Bellaire Saturday
evening.
The Misses Lena and Vida Stellars
have returned from visit with
friends at Portland.
The Rev. Powell of the South Bel
laire church, is reported improving
after a severe illness.
a young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul, of the Third ward, is improving
after severe illness.
George Hayes will entertain the
Juvenile Club Friday evening at his
home in the Fifth ward.
Mrs. C. NJ. Watson is expected home
to-day from visit with friends at
New Cumberland, w. Va.
iWm. Kircher. of New Matamoras,
is iii at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Joseph Keys, of the Fifth ward.
Rcoert Cow has returned to the
Kenyon Military Academy at Gambler,
o.. after visiting his parents here.
Power and Salvation" was the
subject of the Rev. TeWinkles address
at the First Christian church last eve
ming.
Clifford F. Hamilton has returned
to the Ohio State Normal school after
spending the holidays with relatives
here.
The Belmont county teachers will
meet Saturday at Belmont and will
carry out the interesting programme
previously published in the Register.
Miss Nellie Tallman, of Tallman
avenue, has returned to Columbus to
resume her studies in the Miss Phelps
school after spending the holidays
here.
This afternoon at two o'clock will
occur the funeral of Mrs. Mary CHASER
from the German Reformed church.
The Revs. Weiss and Coffey will Of
ficiate.
u. w. Bronson, the agent of the
Keystone Dramatic company, was in
the kity yesterday making arrange
ments for the appearance Of the
company here next week.
.'his evening vne Plymouth Council
No. II. q. U. A. NJ, and Our Pride
Council No. Is. D. of L., will hold
joint installation meeting for the
purpose ofGnstalling the new officers.
Harry Mohyoe, of the First ward,
who had his seye badly burnt Christ
mas by the explosion of a fire crack
or, will go to Philadelphia to consult
the sight may be restored.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society, of the First Pres
byterian church, will meet Thursday
evening at the home of the Misses
Crafty, in the Fourth ward. The sub
ject for discussion is Our Country"
Last evening Miss Bertha Mcdonald
of Gravel Hill, charmingly entertain
ed a number of her friends IN honor
Of Miss Bessie Marsh, of Sistersyille.
he evening was pleasantly passed
IN the various social advertisements
and at an opportune hour luncheon
was served.
The knights of St John meet this
evening at their hall on Union street.
The knights will hold their annual
military ball and banquet at Turner
hall on Thursday evening, January
oath, when they will publicly install
their officers and the Ladies Auxil-
larry. Prof Long has been engaged to
furnish the music