Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-21
FAIRMONr.
The Mountain City's Budget of Especial
Interest.

The Mountain CIty's Budget of Especial
Interest.
Special Correspondence Of ths Register
FAIRMoNT, July 2O-Miss Jennie Hay
mond, accompanied by her niece, Miss
Nellie, left Thursday for Mt. Lake Park.
Clerk Carpenter and wife returned on
Thursday from trip to New York.
Gen. L. A. Harris, of Louisville, is here
looking otter his camel coal interests In
this vicinity.
Mrs. DR.. Hamilton and Miss Hattie
Beatty, of Warrington, were in town last
Wednesday.
Col. P. Fl. Bennett returned last week
to his railroad business at Grennsburg,
Pa.
Mrs. James Bennett and daughter are
expected here to spend the summer, Mr.
Bennett having been awarded contract
for building coke ov. no for the upper
MonoDgahela Coal and Coke Company.
Picnics are the order OF the day here
abouts now. There have been three dur
ing the week, and more are being arranged.
Miss Knightie Burns returned last night
from q visit to friends in Beverly.
Mrs. Sprigg Sands has gone to Terra
Alta to enjoy the mountain breezes.
Miss Mamie Toner, of Philadelphia, is
in town visiting her sister, Mrs. E. A. Nc
Wicker.
POT U. S. Fleming was in town last
week.
Mrs. ]. w. Mccoy ia spending a few
days with friends in Morgantown.
Miss Kate Slocum, of Plttsburg, is visit
ing az Mrs. Gould's.
Mrs. J. G. Nesbitt and son, Charles, OF
Locust Avenue, are in Piedmont visiting
friends.
The Catholic picnic at Rose Park to-day
was grand success, the hot weather
driving many persons TO the pleasure and
shade of that delightful resort.
Thomas ]. Hennen, who died of heart
disease, suddenly, on Thursday morning,
was buried in Palatine Cemetery this
morning, the funeral being in charge OF the
Masonic fraternity.
The new Knights of Pythias lodge here
has secured the Ojd Fellows lodge room
hire as q Castle nall. Toey are thus IN
the most elegant and comfortable quarters
in town. The order is deservedly popular
and numbers many Of our best people
among its members, with several atplica-
tions to be acted upon.
County Clerk Carpenter has returned
| from his Lake Erie trip and is again at his
Office in the court house.
A grown daughter of John Leonard, OF
Palatine, and nine-year ole daughter OF
E. w. Shurtlof were buried yesterday.
Mr.. and Hrs. Mestrezat, of MOrgsntown;
Walter and Frank Henren, of Chicago,
and Will S. Hennen were here to attend
the funeral OF their father, Thomas J.
Hennen.
The Upper Monongahela Coal and Coke
Company will let the contract for fifty
dwelling houses on the 25th inst.
George Dsbolt desires us to correct the
mistake about his having ordered bicycle
from Wheeling firm. He thought he had
one bought, but it never came, so ne con-
cludes the firm don't keep them.
Mr.. Victor Hageman has brand new,
first-class engineering outfit
S. s. Yeoger hss purchased the fine brick
dwelling on Locust avenue from Solomon
Steele
Will Nuzum is selling lots OF Jubilee"
bread these warm days.
L. L. Herndon, of Louisville, was here
yesterday.
The oil business is booming.
J. W. Radabsugh is back from the East
and reports the sheep market dull and
prices way down, the West Virginldn to
the contrary notwithstanding.