Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-02-28

Miss Ocea Dakan, of Wheeling. was
calling on friends here yesterday.
w. O. Grimes. of Glen Easton, was
in the city on business yesterday.
Henry Jarrett, a B. & o. fireman,
is spending a short vacation at his
home here.
Mrs. Allie Knox, of Jefferson ave-
nue., is confined to her room by an at
tack of fever.
Mrs. Gatewood, of Marietta, O., is
visiting her daughter, Mrs .Phebe Bro
gan, of Ninth street.
Harry G. Beam, of Emmetsburg, Md,
Oh Icmlinson avenue.
Mrs. II. Bissett and daughter, Miss
Agnes, are the guests Of Mrs. j. w.
Wellman, of Woodland.
Miss Elsie Catlett entertained 3 num-
her of her friends az her home on Sew
enth street last evening.
J. B. Catlett and c.. NJ. Hood will
leave on Saturday evening to attend
the Inauguration ceremonies at Wash
ington.
The miners at the Moundsviile coal
works who lave been off for a few
days on account of a Broken cable, will
resume work this morning.
The Commercial Hotel on Tenth
street will be opened by Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Charlton tomorrow. The bar will
be in charge of Doll Charlton.
W. L. Hammond has effected a COM
promise with his creditors and the as
signee's sale advertised for to-day will
be continued by Mr.. Hammond.
J. Howard Holt, the owner OF the
old w. C. t. U. hall on Jefferson ave-
nue., is having the building moved and
will convert it into a double dwelling
house.
To-day at his residence in Round
Bottom w. S. Kirkham will sell his
live stock and farming implements.
MIR. Kirkham will remove to this city
in a short time.
Jacob Cruzier, a well known citizen,
living heal the eastern limits OF the
city, died a few days ago in Wetzel
where he was visiting relatives. He was
80 years of age.
The funeral of Miss Bessie Wood
burn was neld from the home of her
mother on Sixth street yesterday after
noon. The services were conducted
by Rev. King pastor OF the NJ e.
church, of which body the deceased
was a faithful member.
David Burkett, who lives at the ex-
IRENE edge of town, is suffering with
varioloid. His residence is quaran-
tined and closely guarded. Health Off
| Ger Stewart has issued an order requir-
ing all school children who have not
recently been vaccinated to have it done
at onc
The fourth number of the Epworth
League entertainment course will be
given tomorrow evening. A musical
and literary programme will be rem
dered by local talent. Miss Callie Cur
tbs. the noted elocutionist, of West Lib
erty, Will he present and render a part
of the programme.
Harry Hartley and Lindsey Rine, the
two youths who were charged with
trespassing and destroying property by
Mrs. Amanda Roberts, got wind OF the
matter and left rather hastily for a
more congenial cline OF Tuesday night
before Constable Evans could serve
the warrants on them.
DR.. j. C. Mccullough will build a
new residence on Third street west Of
Jefferson The contract has
been given to Johnson & Batson. and
work will begin at once. A number
OF other buildings have been contracted
| for this season and the bidding out
| look for the year is indeed very bright.
Deputy Sheriff W. L. Conner yester-
| day sold the Valley farm dairy at auc-
ton. His entire lot Of cows, and other
| live stock. wagons. feed, etc, was sold.
Mr.. Conner retiring from business,
| leaves but four dairymen doing bust
| ness here at present, but it Is rumored
| that another party living near the city
will shortly engage in the business.
The members OF the Marshall eoun-
ty bar held a caucus yesterday after
noon to select some n who would
| act as judge in the absence Of Judge
Melvin. who will not be able to pre-
| side over the next term of court owing
| to Hines. They agreed upon C. A Show
| acre to temporarily I'LL the Office. He
Will be duly elected at the opening OF