Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-13
BRIDGEPORT.
Daily Events From the Town Across
the Way.

the Way.
Mrs. W. w. Baggs, OF Pike street, Is
quite sick.
John Adolph, of steubenvlle, was In
town yesterday
The case CT Cochran VS.. Stintson
was settled yesterday.
John Anderson, of Barton, was in
town yesterday on business.
Chas. Hill, of St Clairsville, was in
town yesterday on business.
City Engineer nix, of Wheeling.
was In town yesterday on business.
Prosecuting Attorney Armstrong
was in town yesterday on business.
Campbell Alexander will leave to-day
several days
John Kline received 500 and costs
and thirty days In jail for beating his
wife. Tie is still in Jail.
position as extra central for the Bel
mont Telephone Company.
A large number from here Will go to
New Athens on the 18th to attend the
Franklin College commencement.
Miss LIey Neininger the accommo-
dating central OF the Belmont tele-
phone Office, is taking weeks rest.
II the weather is favorable to-day a
large number from here will take in
the Presbyterian Sunday school excur-
sion on boat down the river.
The funeral of Joseph b. Loe will
take place this afternoon from the First
". E. church in Kirkwood The in
terment will be made at I.inwood.
Slaley Creamer wife and family. OF
St Clairsville, were in town yesterday
on their way to Philadelphia and New
York, where they will spend several
weeks.
The street cars have quit using the
lower track on the south approach 10
the Aetnaville bridge on account OK
the slip, which has been previously
mentioned in the Register.
Fred Neininger yesterday purchased
Ola Lester, one OF the fastest horses IN
this part of the State. 1t was not
learned II Mr.. Neininger would enter
the horse for any races this fall.
Constable McConnaughy arrested
six young boys yesterday for bathing
in the creek The boys actions were
not to be commended and ali promis-
cd to appear before the Mayor last eve
ming.
william --lexander has been appoint
~ 81 Of II
mont county centennial committee from
this township II is thought this town
ship should have had two as Pultney
received two.
Members OF Enterprise Court Jr. o.
L. A. NJ, are requested to meet at their
hall at i O'Clock to-day 10 attend the
funeral OF J. b. L1oe. Riverside lodge
I. o. G.. r. are also requested TO meet
at the same hour TO attend the funeral
OF Brother Loe. Sister lodges are In
yited TO attend.
1t was expected that some steps to-
ward repairing the damage done by
the G. & p. slip on Lincoln avenue
would be taken yesterday. Last night
It was arranged that Mr. Ran Xix, city
engineer, and the engineer and coun-
sci OF the c. Il r. railroad company,
will make an investigation to-day. and
report to Council at its meeting to-
night
a quiet but very pretty wedding took
place last evening al the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Citizens on "Lom-
hardy Heights" The contracting par
ties being their daughter Miss Har-
riett E. Citizens, and Mr.. Fred n. Con-
verse. Rev. Secrest, OF the First NJ. z.
church, performed the ceremony. and
only the immedIate friends OF the fam
lily were present. Miss Emma Con-
verse, a sister OF the groom, and DIR.
VIII Citizens. were the attendants
After the ceremony. an elegant dinner
was served. The happy married cou-
pie viii spend two weeks In the east.
during which time they will visit the
Pan-American Exposition. They wiz
make their home It London. ohio