Social season in park and lakeside revels prevails
The article chronicles summer social life with weddings and lawn parties shaping up the season. It notes stylish home decor, veranda setups, and garden entertainments, plus multiple weddings across town and social outings to Pleasant Grove and Martin’s Perry.
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Martin
Perry
Sun Sunday plans for Senator Ganley to Atlantic City
The article notes prominent society members planning summer travel in the Senator's private car Ganley to Atlantic City and White Sulphur Springs. It mentions Miss Edith Scott hosting a Wellsburg social for Miss Edith Murphy, plus various parties and socials across the region with dancing, music, and gatherings at Garden Grove, Sleepy Hollow, and Bethany Pike.
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Seri Oe
Anne Muah Doge Oteral
Spillman
Ganley
Atlantic City
White Sulphur Springs
Midnight fire scarred Ripple barber shop on Sixteenth Street
A blaze at Henry Ripple’s barber shop near Sixteenth Street and Chapline Street drew crowds and responders at midnight. The fire gutted the barber shop interior and scorched nearby businesses, with total losses around a thousand dollars and little insurance. The origin remains uncertain, possibly a firecracker under the building.
Fireworks Light Up City As Fourth Of July Celebrated
Fireworks and pyrotechnics filled the night as communities celebrated the Glorious Fourth. Crowds watched from the suspension bridge and hilltop vantage points while saloons and factories closed for the day. Families and clubs organized picnics to Woods Row, Sleepy Hollow, and Bethany Pike, with Elation and displays reported across Market and Main streets. The Island Park baseball game was missed as attendance leaned toward home and resort celebrations.
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Sion
Thouse
Anton Roymann
Simmer
Chapline Hill
Kirkwood
Chapling Street
North Main Street
Spiedel
Mine Street
Braisnts
Ped
Geinfelder
Gee
Riverside
Labelle, and Whittaker Mills
Blach Broe
Red Letter Tobacco Works
Wheeling Hinga
Woods’ Row
Stackyard Hollow
Sleepy Hollow
McCabe Mission Band
Wesley M. F
Blue Eye Social Club
South Side
Mezereens
Bethany Pike
Island Park
Dancing festival and a tense baseball match marked a pleasant outing
When the sky cleared hundreds gathered for a forest revel with Mayer's orchestra and lively dancing. A ten inning baseball game saw Housa & Flor] manas beat the Pink Garters 4 to 3. Horse races failed to run due to a misunderstanding, and Mayers' To ronto Abdallah did not appear. Archibald's Grove hosted a large cheerful crowd with outdoor diversions.
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Cella
Mayer
NOTES OF THE RIVER BOATS AND HOSTMEN ON THE OHIO
River notes report the wharfboat closed at noon and vessels moving up and down the Ohio. The Raymond Horner passed with empties, Andes left for Claetns and way points, and Batchelor and Keystone State listed for today. Channel water stood 7 feet 10 inches at midnight and rising, with R B Kendall and Belmont Park leaving Wheeling for Brenbenville with dancing advertised. Sunday excursions noted.
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Ohio
Raymond Horner
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and Pithily Told
Hanny Ouirrorp was arrested yesterday by Officer Daum for Sighting. Jos Bui of Twenty seventh street states he has not been arrested for disorderly conduct. Mrs Zizcexreiper sent orphans at the hospital a treat of ice cream yesterday. The little People enjoyed the treat immensely. Three cases were heard at last evening's Police Court session. Havard the electric motor conductor was dismissed and VCVags went to the hill. Ganrteun Local Assembly to meet Monday 7:30 AM to prepare for Steubenville labor demonstration. J P McQuarn of Provident Life is not the F F McCarty who figured with Maturity and Loan Association. Police Court cases in yesterday’s session. several were dismissed. Ten o'clock motor on the Elm Towne road reached Fulton last night a woman was crowded off the car and injured status unknown. Garfield Assembly and Local Union No 3 carpenters to meet 7 AM tomorrow to depart for Steuberville. Work suspended at the stone bridge in honor of the Fourth. At the island bridge carpenters work along the traveler on top of site work. Carrier Police Dunnavoce received a telegram from Charles Priea of Pittsburgh saying he dropped his watch boarding the train on Market Street Friday night. The watch is in possession of Mr. Martin, a glassworker, and will be returned.
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Hanny Ouirrorp
Daum
Jos. Bui
Twenty-seventh Street
Zizcexreiper
Turne
Havard
VC Vags
Ganrteun
Steubenville
J.P. McQanren
the Provident Life
Qints
F. F. M cCarty
Maturity and Loan Association
Orday Morning
Isanderlee
Elm Towe
Fulton
Noman
Garfield Assembly
United Brotherood F Carpenters
Steuberville
Stone Bridge
An Island
Charles Priea
Ofittsburg
Maretstreet
Martin
Scenes at the Park Draws Largest Crowds in Wheeling
Yesterday Wheeling Park saw one of its largest crowds since opening as thousands arrived by early ferries and later motor trips. Park patrons enjoyed a well managed, disturbance free day with extensive group picnics and private parties. The South Side Fishermen hosted a picnic at the State Fair Grounds, while weather showers interrupted some activities.
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Wheeling Park
Sixteenth Street
Brergbedr
Bac Emiling
Beppy
South Side
Saiet
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