Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-30
FA1RMoNgN NEWS.
Special opraponaenee Of be Reataer.

epent in FaiTmont tnis year, and slmost
everybody seams 10 b. perfectly happy.
The Sunday schools all gave pleasant enter
tainments, aad the little folks we're loaded
with presents and good things. The Meth
odist Protestant Sunday School outdid
itself this year and gave one OF the pref
tiest exhibitions that our town ever saw.
Some of the performers did exceptionally
well, and tie whole affair reflected great
credit on the managers.
Thursday night the Masonic Fraternity
gave one of thar very pleasant receptions
to their children, wives end friends. The
address of welcome By Worshipful Master
Thos. W. Fleming was a very nice and
pleasant talk, and had the effect OF making
every body feel very much q. ease The
whole affair was informal and was the
most agreeable thing of the kind we re-
member. Misses Daisy DunniUgtoD, Rosa
Swisher, and Jennie Wilson acquitted
themselves splerdidly in their Rotations,
and each received generous share Of well
melted applause. Mrs Mamie Moderwell
! favored the audience with two delightful
PER ormances, and earned and received the
thanks of sll her hearerl. Two Of our
yourg musicians, Misses Flora she;m and
Nellie Raymond sang in pleasing manner
and the music By DR., DSwden, Miss Fisher
and MIS-. DR.. Carr was of the usual good
quality, which IS saying great deal. The
feature of the entertainment was the PEI
Torrance of the Big FOur Quartette, "
They worked their mschiues tor all that
was in them, and Brother Dunnipgton
kindly furnished ''In the CLEANING" on a
ten-cent music box. Alex. Babout, the
leader of the gang, looked fiercely Ansr-
chist C; D.. Brownfeld, with his little fd-
die, looked like a fat Dntch boy; DR..
Roger blsbfully twanged the strings of a
crsck-vOiced guitar, and A. J. Store wGs
ashamed OF his slide trombone because it
wouldn't blow. When the music box re-
fused to qualify the gang retired in disor-
der. Tbs audience then look an iptermis-
sion to flush laughing and wipe the tears
from their eyes, and made charge on the
elegant spread in the side rooms. Every
thipg was very nice, and the wish is gen.
e-nl that the affair may be repeated at an
early day.
Senator Camden was here Thursday look
irg after his cal interests.
County Clerk Carpenter has been ailing
for few days ce2tly.
Ben F. Vance is now confined to his room
at bis fathers house here. His wife is
with him, but his condition is such as to
excite the gravest fears of his many friends
and tie sympathy Of the entire Commu'
nifty.
Sheriff Carney is still improving ami will
soon be about again.
Joe Dougherty ia improving under the
| field.
DR.. Pratt, B. & o. physician, was here
Thursday and took part in the Masonic
festivities.
Dire. Vankirk and VIII Kunst, OF Graf
ton, wera in town this week.
Miss Mamie MO6erwell, OF Geneeee, Ill ,
is visiting at Prof. Sipe's.
Nathan f. Shafer the efficient postal.
clerk on the F. N. P. RAILROAD, is spend
ing few days at his home in Molongaiis
county. His run is being kept up by
Fred T. Martin.
Miss Lille Dannigton i4 spending her
holidays with friends in Washington and
Baltimore.
w. L. Boughuer went to Morgantown
yesterday.
The members of the Canton here have
fittsd up thsir hall recently in gorgeous
style and now have most excellent room
for meeting and drilling purposes.
Miss Grace Hartley gave party at her
fathers hospitable residence last night.
A large number Of guess were present
and spent u very pleasant evening.
Fred. Bartlett and ChsIlay Nay, OF
Warrington, spent g daT here this waek.
CArgey Hartley, Will s. Mayors, Charley
Rjchey and Harry Lands are al home
from college for the holidays.
The Mayo; tire 4tened 70 hava every
body who SHOT tirs-cracSers on the street
Chris'm arrested. The storekeepers
wee requested not 81 cell them. But
everyb ,dy shot them who wanted &c, and
there were no arrests.
Miss Kappa Lochery, of Salem, is visit
irg her cousin, Mis- MATHS Cochran.
Charley Peddcord, Of Baltimore, is
visiting his uncle, S n. Jackson.
Mrs. Anua VocErodt and son Frank,
aad Mr.. Charley Young, Of P.ttsburg, are
visiting st Mrs. c. V. Halls.
| bSTONEu l.. MAJ u II IS NlSAtIuS a. LIS NAN
hone in Pruntytown.
John ". IRWIN and wife have both re.
Gently recovered from scarlet fever.
| II. G. DickeIs)n continues to improve
very slowly. He hss bsen confined to the
house with typhoid fever for several
months.
Uncle Presley WiGginton walked over
from Palstine few days ago. Hs ia IN
his niaeiy.third year ana qGite an active
cd man considering.
Frederick Chisler, snotEc: Of our very
old people, Is indlspo led and at home. He
is improving, however, and will probably
get around again.
P. H. Bennett and son John came home
from Pennsylvania 10 visit Mrs Bennett
this week. They are the contractors FOL
some railroad and coSe oven work in ths
coal region.
George L. Morgan, our fellow towns
map, has completed the sew Harrison
county Court House, and his work was sc
emiaentIy satisfactory that he was a.
oace awarded the contract for the new al
building 8. Clarksburg
We have no LEGAL papers this week anC
the SUNDAY REGISTER will be eagerly
sought after tomorrow.
Chsrley Morgan, of Riverside, hiss beer
recently appointed postal clerk on The
line of the Baltimore and Grafton K. r
vica VIM n. Wiley, deceased.
VIM G.. Morley, of Kingwood, was il
town yesterday.
Miss Daisy Hoge, one of Wheeling
charming young lsdies, is a guest at tn
home of Ms. james Morrow, Jr.
: The Misses Dent, Of Moraantown, wer
guests of Mrs. J. Webb Davis, at tn
Mountain City House, this week.
Judge Raymond is suffering from
slight indisrosit'on.
Hon. c. 4. Prichard, one of our Stat
so'ors, wss in town yesterday.