Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-02
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News N01GW EhAcE'Sa AOssA .'~
ucImont Cbunty M~troDolis.
The thermometer stood at the 100
mark yesterday.
Is. Fawcett and family spent Sunday
az Epworth Park.
Clarence Mercer is visiting his par
ents In the Fourth ward.
Miss Lizzie Mott has gone to Beals-
VILE to visit her parents.
Miss Agnes Piersol is spending few
DAYS with friends at Bethesda.
Mrs. George BradeG,x eft yesterday to
snond the summer at Epworth Park.
An art museum has rented a room
on Union street for exhibition pur-
poses.
T. II. Satterthwalte leaves to-day for
Marion Ind. where he will make his flu
ture home.
William Smith, Of the Second ward,
exsAsts to start on two weeks trip to
Buffalo to-day.
John Rodiwig, who was injured at
Newark. was brought to his home In
this city Sunday.
The steel works has closed down for
a week to allow the employees to cele-
brate the Fourth.
Miss Maggie O'Malley, Of East Liv-
erpool, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
OToole, on Guernsey street.
Mrs. Stephen Hopkins, Of the Fifth
ward. will leave for visit to her home
in England about July II.
John N. Brutchsy and Mrs Mary Neal
were married Sunday evening by Squire
Morrell at 413S Noble street.
DR. Joseph Pie-sol is improving his
First ward property by raising it and
building a large orch in front.
Rev. w. A. Williams has returned
from New Athens, where he attended
the commencement of Franklin college.
Misses frankie and Amy Ward will
entertain this evening in honor of their
guest, Miss Emily Gorrel, of Columbus,
Ohio.
JR. Seabrooke, president Of the city
Council accompanied by several friends,
has gone to Summerfield to speud a
month fishing and hunting.
The trestle at Morgans coal works
collapsed on Sunday evening. throwing
several carloads of coal into the street
below No one was injured.
George Walters Is building large
norch to his home on Guernsey street.
when completed 1t will be one OF the
handsomest fronts in the city.
The Reilaire bottle works closed down
last Saturday for an eight weeks stop.
Most OF the employees will spend their
vacations in fishing camp and visiting
friends in Indiana.
The b., T. & C. railroad brought In
several carloads of fine beef cattle yes
terday. Some of them were bought by
local butchers, but the larger portion
were taken to the union stock yards at
Wheeling.
A dozen new cars have been purchas-
ed by the Wheeling Traction Company,
and will be placed in service on the Bel
laire line as soop as they can be put
together. It is thought they will no
ready by July s.
Miss Elsie Hepburn, sister OF the girl
who was taken to the asylum some time
ago, is very sick with fever at their
home. Her symptoms are similar to
| those of her sister, and fears are en-
tertained that she may lose her mind
also.
Miss Josie Crow has returned from
! the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
| Home at Xenia. She has a certificate
from the genia high school and diplo-
ma from a business college in which she
| took a course in stenography and type
writing. She will endeavor TO secure
a position in this city.
! A band of gypsies struck this town
on Sunday evening anf aSroAaeded to
beg from the residents ii the North
End They established tSsir camp on
| the commons, and started in to do the
town" in earnest yesterday morning
They visited the shop of H. J. Lowe on
Belmont street and bought a coffee pot
While Mrs. loves back was turned
two of the women calmly gathered up
! some dress goods from the sewing ma