Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-21

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good time at Niagara Falls when away on
their trip.
The crop of raspberries was materially
increased for some reason on Friday.
Andrew Anderson will teach school in
Youngstown next term.
Some of the young folks who took the
trip on the Andes on Tuesday, expecting
to meet the Ben Hur at Moundsville and
return in two or three hours, got badly
left The Andes went down over forty
miles before the Ben Hur was sighted.
Matthew Beazel is now comfortably
located in his new home on North Belmont
street.
The B. & o. has placed excursion tickets
on sale for those who desire to attend the
Prohibition Convention at Cambridge, this
week.
Camp meeting will be held at Noonan's
Grove, on August 18th.
Some of our teachers will 90 to the Insti-
tute, which convenes at GAINESVILLE, to-
morrow.
The McKeown well at Glencoe is not 60
ing down very fast. There is continually
some trouble from accidents.
"Rss" Wilson, formerly Quiet Observ-
err on the Pittsburg Dispatch, has told his
friends that he will make an address at
Harvest Home Picnic, near st. Clairsville,
on August 18th.
Miss Sallie Gray has been in poor health
for some time and will 90 the country.
The B. & o. is running on time card
that is changed little from what it WAS
a week ego. One more train has been put
| on.
The B. & o. has 30 far made the tenters
at Burr's Mills pay full fare going and
coming from the grounds. One dollar and
ten cents is little dear.
Carnegie's cut in prices will not effect
the steel workers here.
Dr. Long is in Pennsylvania attending
the funeral of his mother.
Will Paul has returned to work at the
timing trade.
John Motter and Dan Theobsld were out
in quest of the fnny tribe on Friday
Their catch WAS ten nice fish.
Perhaps 200 of our people are out OF the
city on vacation trips.
The Wheeling Natural Gas Company ia
now encroaching On the business OF the
Bellsire Gs1 Company.
Revs. Lane and HOey will both be out OF
the city to-day.
N. Borham, the butcher, will move his
business to the Third ward.
The city should see that the curbirg is
down before street paving is commenced.
Mrs. ]. A. Camp is selling out her no.
tion store.
Rev. ]. P. Underwood and Rev. j. H..
Jones, of Wheeling, will be among tie
ministers at Bethel camp meeting.
Eta Muth is visiting friends down the
river.
The Fifth ward lawn tennis club was
defeated by the Fourth ward club on Fri
day night. The former have been playing
for several months, while their competitors
have only used the rsckets couple OF
weeks. The Fifth ward players were:
Wm. Reed, Mr. Bartlett, Ora Blon and
Mamie MCGOWAN. The Fourth ward
players were: Edward Sanders, Fred.
Kemple, Sallie Mills and Lizzie Ault.
Another tennis club will be formed in q
few days in Third ward.
It is pretty hard task getting an UNI
pire to suit Wheeling all the time.
The stone pile at the Lookup no more.
The city should proceed to manufacture
brick now.
Mrs. George Clouse is visiting in North
Baltimore.
Andrew Schick has gone to Omaha, Neb.,
on business. Andy continues to buy En-
terprise window glass stock. He believes
there is future for the boys who hold Cd.
North Baltimore wants show store. Bel.
lsire might spare one or two.
Wheat has averaged as good as WAS ex-
pected.
Taxes unpaid now will mako property
liable to be advertised for taxes in Decem-
Der.
Green parasols, green pocket boooks,
green dresses and green every thing, even
to wall paper, is the style. Yet green is
poison
Quite number of colored folks will 60
to Noonan's Grove in few days to camp.
Several private picnics are on the tapis
for this week.
The weekly excursions on the steamer
Andes are well pstronized by our people.
J. E. Blackburn lnvents new summer
drink about once week. Joe keeps ahead
in this line.
Josephus Gorby is spending couple of
weeks in Mansfield, Findlsy and Newark.
D. ]. Murray will 90 to Burr's to camp
on Tuesday.
Quite number of window glass workers
are in New Jersey for the summer.
Thos Nicholson will entertain his aunt,
Mary Nicholson, in Toledo, where Tom is
playing ball.
One or two of the flint houses want to
change the furnaces for the use of gas, but
they don't know what system is the best.
The Kelly homestead is for sale or rent.
''Teeney" Powers took lot of edibles
to the Bright Light Fishing club, at Sar-
dis. Powers, as chief cook intends to see
that the boys live well.
Miss Bessie Sheppard is visiting at the
county seat.
Looks like the Ohio Valley Railroad
would be completed some other year.
Anderson & McGregor, lumber dealers,
report business better than last year.
Chippewa Lake is splendid place to
camp, but it is most too far away. By
and by it may become popular, however.
Mr.. J. W. Yost, the architect, and
family are in the city.
Mrs. jesse Kelly has returned from
visit to Moundsville camp'ground.
Constable Richardson now has charge OF
the stock in The Pittsburg store.
The Cambridge Building and Loan AS
aocistion pays dividend of 81 per cent.
semi annually.
Six couples of young folks flOsted down
in shiff to this city from Wheeling on
Friday night. The job ofrOwing back was
too great, SO the folks returned on motor.