Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-12
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NevTs Notes of Interest From tn,
City of Mills.

Richard Williams Is i'll at his home on
Water street.
Mrs. John Leach is recovering after
a severe illness
Mrs. August Habe is recovering after
a>serious illness.
Richard Williams is confined to his
home on Water street, i'll.
Prof Beclper's class will dance at the
Blue Ribbon hall on Friday
James Hickey, of Louisville, is the
guest of j. T. Dolan, at the Junction.
John Schwartz will shortly remove
his family to this city from Pittsburg.
John Cuisic. who suffered paralytic
stroke some days ago, is able to be
out.
Prof. DelDrugge's class will entertain
at the Blue Ribbon hall Tuesday even
ing.
The four electric fans will be placed
in the Blue Ribbon hall the first of the
week
Mr.. James Means, of Brailysville left
Tuesday for Texas for the benefit OF
his health.
Mrs. Lau returned to her home in
Homestead after a visit to Miss Annie
Thompson.
The Nonpariel Club, which gave a
number of dances the past season, has
been disbanded.
Frank Zgapnar has returned to his
home in this city after visit to
Moundsville friends.
DIR. J. N. Alley will leave the first
of the month for New Mexico for the
benefit of his health.
Miss Amanda Monroe has returned to
her home in this city from a visit to
her parents at Marietta.
The plate department at the Riverside
was off Friday night en- account Of the
light pressure of the water.
Miss Marie Maggie will leave to-day
for Pittsourg, where she will make an
extended visit with friends.
VIM. Barlow returned to work yester-
day at the Riverside, after being off
several days on account of illness
DIR. ]. tW. Mcdonald has returned
from MartinsJurg, where he attended
the session of the Knight Templars.
SOuAIA Will lutCC III regular SSSSlOu
Tuesday night, when it is anticipated
that the two ordinances will come up.
The work OF raising and placing a
new foundation under the Blake house,
on Marshall street, is progressing rap
idly.
The Holderman base ball club gave
we'll attended dance and social last
evening at their hall in North Ben
wood.
Prof. Becker was unable to take
charge of his class at the Blue Rib
bon hall, Friday evening, on account
of Illness.
The skelp mill will go on Tuesday
morning after having been idle since
last Wednesday on account of the scar
city of metal
The Blue Ribbon Club will dance
Monday evening at the Blue Ribbon
hall. Prof. Long will play. This is
their final dance.
Mrs. Margaret Kutler and daughter,
of Philadelphia, will arrive in this city
to-day to be the guest Of Mrs. ]. III.
Arnett, of the Fourth ward.
Joseph Cooke has returned to his
home in this city, after a visit of a
week with friends below Moundsyille
for the benefit of his health.
The marriage of tMr. August Schultz,
of Wheeling, and Miss Sarah Serig, OF
Main street, this city, is announced TO
occur on the 18th of June at the VI. z.
church.
A theatre party will go from this
city to Bellaire Monday evening to
witness the performance of Tim Muir
ply in the Carpet Dagger" at the
Columbia.
Friday afternoon Ben Edwards, a
young son of John Edwards, of Water
street, was bitten by dog, but no SER
ious results are anticipated. Marshall
Furbee shot the dog.
Owen Reed, a puddler employed al
the lower mill. Friday threw some wet
cinders into the furnace, when 1t ex-
ploded, burning him seriously about
the face and eyes. There is said TO be
a possibility that he may loose one
eye DR.. Rau, OF Wheeling attended
him.
The following are the persons who
were drawn to serve on the petit jury
from Uniens district, which meets on
June 10th: John HarkiHs, John G.
Campbell. Joseph A. Donaldson. A. c.
Myers, Michael Garrity. Joseph Smith,
Charles McCombs and Charles Baker.