Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-23

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Paxton.
Second ward-Delegates, w H. Hell
fenbine, George Becker. Charles Keller.
Alternates, William Otto, w. Hell, RobI
McCleary. Central committeeman, w.
H. H%elfenbine.
There were no contests in any OF the
wards.
Local Briefs.
The Martins Ferry base ball team de-
feated the Mt. Pleasant club yesterday
by a score of 6 to 3. 1t was one OF the
best games the home team has played
this season.
One of the Greeks who run the fruit
stand on lower Hanover street had con-
siderable trouble last evening with a
man who sto.e a package of peanuts
from him and then run. The Greek
caught the man and struck him several
hard blows and recovered the sack OF
nuts. The affair was witnessed by
quite a number of people.
John A. Moore, who some days ago
was taken to the Haskins hospital,
where he had an operation performed
for appendicitis, and it was thought he
was recovering, but a few days ago 1t
was found that another operation would
have to be performed, which took place
yesterday, and was successful. At a
late hour last evening he vas reported
resting easy, which will be good news
to his many riends.
Eugene Rider and Geo. G. Sedgwick,
delegates to the Republican State con-
ventfon, will leave to-day or Columbus.
Mr.. ]. y. Blackford, correspondent for
the News, will also leave this morn
ing. ". T. Dixon, S. Westwood, Leroy
Sedgwick and Geo. Webb will leave
Monday.
Frick's Summer Garden, Martins
Ferry, will be open every Sunday dur
ing the summer season. Ice cream,
sandwiches and soft drinks of all kinds
will be served.
A party of young people will go to
John Walters camp to-day near Deep
run.
was taken to a hospital in Wheeling
yesterday, where he was operated on
for appendicitis.
The fremen expected to hold a meet
ing last evening. but there was not
enough present to take any action.
Joseph Anthony came down from
Pittsburg last evening to spend the day
with his parents.
Harry Kratz, who has been visiting
his parents here, will return to East
Liverpool to-day.
Miss ella Anthony will leave to-day
for Freeport, Pa, to visit friends for
several weeks, and will also spend some
time with Pittsburg friends.
Brock Brown will spend to-day with
Moundsville friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Smith, of Broadway,
returned yesterday from a several days
visit at the Pan-American exposition.
Carl Anthony, William Stilwell and
Herman Orrison will spend to-day with
friends at Bethesda.
Mr.. C. W. Baird, prescription clerk at
R. T. Ong's drug store, will spend to-
day with his wife at Freeport.
Misses Nettie Williams and Lucite
Foreman will spend to-day with Pitts
burg friends.
Lou Heinbrod, ALI and Chris. He'll
will spend to-day at Darlington.
Persons having rooms for rent during
the week of the Great Wheeling Carni-
val, are invited to send the information
to Carnival headquarters in Wheeling.
A record will be kept, and visitors will
be sent to occupy the rooms. >
A number of young people will give
a yachting party Tuesday evening.
A washout on the C. & P. near Bril-
liant last evening delayed the passen-
ger trains for some time.
The lodge of Sons of Veterans will
give a ~banquent next Saturday evening
at G. A. R. hall.
The second story of the new post
Office building will be finished t.is
week.
The Belmont Telephone Company is
working hard to complete its line in
this city. The management states that
this city will have one o. the most mod
ern and complete systems between
Pfttsburg and Cincinnati. when finished.
The secretary Of the Water BoarS has
received the proposition from the
bridgeport water committee asking for
a me year contract, as exclusively pub
lished in the Register. The Board has
not had a meeting since the proposition
was received.
The Liberty Hose Co.'s picnic q:
Steeles Grove yesterday was well at
tended and q good time wa enjoyed 3y
all.
Chas. James is confined t. his home
quite sick
w. s. Morris and wife, Of Broadway.
viii spend to-day with friends in Pitts
burg.
mo. n. Faweent. James 1annibii ana
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