Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-12-14
MOUNDSNILLE.

Mr.. George Hervey. OF Wheeling. Is Wis.
iting his uncle, Col ;. A. COckayne, oil
Leahurst. ,,.
A pleasant social was given by Miss
Dollie Israel at her home Friday evening.
II was largely attended aud pleasant
time was enjoyed by all.
Messrs. Joe Cray and Wylie Gumble
were out hunting a few days ago and Sc
cured % rabbits. pheasantS and part
ridges. HOw's that for hunting. =
Misses Efie Davis and Emma Hall, OF
Wheeling Island, were the delightful guests
of Miss Annie Hooteu Thursday after
noon. They were escorted to the various
places of interest ABOUT town by j. T.. Hun
ter ESQ, the accommodating mail agent oil
the State prison.
Lizzie Evans will positively appear at tue
Opera House on the 18th. This Will be the
dramatic event of the season. She VIII APP
pear in the Buckeye
The entertainment to have been given on
the 18th by the Young Ladies Aid Society,
has been postponed until after the holidays.
John Brown, of New Cumberland, was
spending "A few days here this week.
Mrs. G. W. Grimes former Sabbath
School class. OF Wheeling Island, spent the
day with that estimable lady Thursday.
Last week 4 couple of Young men arrived
in the city and put up at Mrs Hubbs'
hotel They cared nothing for money and
lived in the most eXtrayagant manner
representing themselves to be IN the EN-
plov of the Standard Oil Company, which
would paw all their expenses. Their bust
ness was TO survey u railroad from some
where 10 somewhere in the country and II
seemed TO make no difference to them
which route they took. They stayed at the
hotel for nearly a week, when one morning
il was discovered that they had gone TO
other pastures green and failed TO settle
their board bill.
NJ Rankin has returned home after a
three months trip in Ohio and Penusylva-
MIA.
Mr. Chas. Price and Miss Mary Tracy
were quietly married ut the parlOrS Of MIR
c. G.. Quinn, on Wednesday evening last
Rev Grimes tied the connubial knot.
T. J. PMson. Esq, will act as Deputy
County Clerk after january LIST, until the
newly-elected Clerk, Mr.. +. NJ. Lewis, be
comes more familiar with the run OF the
Office
Boran X Rosser received two more boat
loads OF paving brick yesterday, and dis
tributed them along Seventh street, IN
front of the Court House.
The McGibeny family viii appear at the
Opera House on the 23d inst This Will
be "a rare treat by one of the finest musical
companies IN the country.
j. ID. Stewart. editor of the sun, is very
sick of typhoid fever.
Mrs. 3. f. Meighen has returned from
an extended visit to Owensburg, Ky. Her
niece. Miss Cans, accompanied her home
70 spend the Winter.
Five of the most prominent saloons were
closed yesterday morning by order OF wrltS
of Injunction which were issued by Judge
PAUL. az Chambers in the City OF Wheel
inc ON Friday. The work is that of the
Law ana Order League, and the petitions
we're prepared and preseuted to his honor
by their. attorneys. MesSrs. Ewing Holt,
Evans and Parsons. The saloon keepers
restrained from further selling and vend-
ing contrary 10 the laws of the State are
l. f. NeltOn. John Henrietta, Thos. Riley,
John Higgins and John kull. James Hen
retta, Patrick Henrietta and Mrs. Higgins.
the owners of the houses, where the
saloons are kept are also enloined from
knowingly permitting Intoxicating liquors
being sold on their premises and the de-
PENDANTS are summoned 10 appear at
the clerks Office. at rules held on
,ha first Monday in January next to answer
complaints which have there been nled
against them. As soon as the injunctiOnS
had been served the salOeniStS all locked
ND fNtir places OF puSl'itoH anu utNihNu hpb
10 sell any more, until the present com
Dlaint is settled When the news became
known that such action had been taken,
)ne place which was not caught in the gen
,ral sweep, az once barricaded its doors
and placed a Waterman on guard. TO admit
none who was the least suspicious of being
In harmony with the Law and Order
League. or who would give the least lnfor-
nation concerning them. II has been some
time since blind tigers were in vogue here,
but for a time 20 come those Woo cannot
afford 70 keep the ardent in their closets or
are not well acquainted with the ropes
will have TO content themselves by remain
.ng thirsty.
Misses Florence Roberts and Marie Nc
Clean. VIII Gray and DR.. l.. Lynch at
tended the Opera House. in Wheeling, FRI
iay 70 witness Maggie Mitchell rs kay
A musicale will be given in the Hall dur
ing the holidays, by talent from Mounds
Vile and vicinity, consisting of violin, ban
10. piano. &c.
Miss Moss Woods entertained number
Of her friends AT taffy party al her home
on Tuesday evening.