Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-25

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Local Notes.
NJ. T. Carnes is moving into his new
room to-day.
Mrs. VIM. Kornparr is quite sick at
her home in the Fourth ward.
Mrs. Lee Baer and two sons were
guests of Mr.. A. Klotz yesterday.
Bishop Moeller, of Columbus, was a
guest OF Father Wehrle yesterday.
John Shawles, of Washington, Pa,
is visiting Carolus Kelly, on Gravel
Hill.
Miss Maggie Althar entertained
friends, at her home in the Cut" last
evening.
The young people of the Hebrew
church picnicked at Wallace's Dam
yesterday.
Several Bellaire people were heavy
losers in the Moundsville fire, yester-
day morning.
will give lawn social on Gravel Hill,
this evening.
The First Presbyterian Sunday school
will picnic at the Moundsville camp
grounds to-day.
Rev. S. NJ. Weiss and family have
returned from a months visit with
relatives at Canton.
Mrs. W. S. Carroll and daughter
leave tonight for a sojourn in the
mountains of Virginia.
George Shipman was seriously
squeezed at the bridge and structural
works, few days ago.
r. S Bickerton sold two acres of land
at Shady Side to John Roscoe, who will
build on his property at once.
Buckeye Commandery No. 6, K. of
G.. E., will hold special meeting in
their hall next Sunday at p. M.
Chas Murray, Claude Garrison and
Chas. Dunlap have returned from ten
days visit at the Buffalo Exposition.
The telephone and electrical line
men are kept busy these days repair
ing damages done by recent electrical
storms.
A steam pipe bursting at the National
Enameling works yesterday laid the fac
tory off for three hours. No one was
injured.
Rumor has 1t that Emil Schmidt will
quit the hotel business August 1st and
will put in handsome billiard parlors
down stairs.
G. w. Hunt, wife and daughter, of
GAINESVILLE, stopped here on their way
from Buffalo Tuesday and spent the day
with friends.
Boney Steele, the ice king is com
PEELED to get his supply of ice out of
the city. as break at his plant nee
essitated a stop.
Mrs. j. F. Sherry and Miss Pauline
O'Toole left yesterday morning for
SherrardVille, Pa, to attend the we'd
ding of Mrs. Sherry's sister.
The Bellaire Business College has Sc
National Bank building. They will not
move until August LIST or later.
The man, Gregg, who had his arm
taken off a few days since, has been
taken to the county infrmary by Otto
Rotmeier, one of the directors.
Carpenters and painters are making
some improvements at the Columbia
Theatre. All the dressing rooms have
been repainted and refurnished.
Crawford Phillips and wife, who
have been visiting relatives in this city
and community, left yesterday even
ing for their home at Peoria. Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trim Way, of Pitts
burg, have returned to their home, af
ter several weeks visit with relatives.
Miss Palma Wells accompanied them.
The married ladies of St Johns Cath
Ollie Church gave a lawn social on the
parish grounds last night. There was a
good crowd present and a fair sum was
realized.
Miss Rosa Duga very pleasantly en-
tertained a number of her young
friends in honor of Miss Sadie Sachs,
of Chicago. Excellent refreshments
were served.
Local capitalists are interested in
the organization of a company to
manufacture window glass at Shady
Side. Chas. Redefer is one of the lead
ers in the movement.
Alex Deming, the colored boy who
was taken sick at the Windsor, was
sent to Cincinnati instead of the
county iHllTHdTy. ne =lN0Tmdry Ql-
rector advised this course.
The class of 80 met last evening at
the home of Chas. Rosser, Jr, and
made arrangements to attend the
birthday party given in honor of May
ger Rodefer, at Moundsville
Geo. NJ. Keyser, Isabel Keyser, Mrs
M. N. Mercer, C. P. Pemherr, J. H.
Billman and wife and Miss Belle Mac
Keever left yesterday by way of the
B. & o. for Chicago to visit friends.
The Epworth League, of the First
NJ. E. church, held business meeting
on Tuesday evening, and decided to