Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-17
GRAFTON

GRAFTON. August 10. c. ST. Clair is
lu Clarksburg on legal business.
AIR. and Mrs. Isaac Raymond returned
Thursday from a th-ce weeks visit % Mt
Lake Park
l.. r. Ward was no Warrington, Wednes-
day
Isaac Lucas. the Main street butcher, is
confined ODD his home with fever
John Vs. Hamilton. the ID. Is %. agent,
and daughters Miss Flo and Molle re-
turned Friday from % visit to HuttorviIe,
Hon. d. w. Gail. nominee OF the Demo
cratic party for this the Tenth Senatorial
district. started for h. home lu Philppi
this morning Nlr Gall was just returning
from Parkersburg where be had been att
tending the Club meeting.
Prof A. 81. Wilkinson, principal OF our
public schools, is attending the Peabody
Institute iu Parkers0urg this week.
Dr. kuust. of Weston, was IN town on
business Thursday.
Mrs Lou Poe departed Tuesday for her
home in Pueblo, Col, after pleasant visit
of several weeks TO relatives here.
Miss Nellie Raymond. of tairmOut, is
visiting Mrs. James Flanagan
Mr. and Mrs Capt Phillips. of Buck
harmon. are Ward House guests. The
Captain and his estimao.e lady are on their
way home from Boston, where they have
been attending the O.. A. II. encampment
d. Slideu Brown. the handsome young
editor of that live and wide-awake news
paper. the kiugwood 1rges, was in town
Friday
our base ball club, the GrafJons, though
twice defeated uuter the new management
are not at an discouraged and are practlc-
ing daily for the purpose of defeating other
clubs I'm the near future. The next game
will bee played with the Ivrconnell club,
and the manager Gus kunst. is trying 90
make arrangements oy which they can
meet the Clarks0ur- team.
The Misses Comerford of Wheeling. re-
turned home after visit of several weeks
fO friends here.
Miss Anna Jarvis and sister, Miss Lily.
returned home from Mt Lake Park Wed
nesday.
The NJ. r. Church has been lately re
painted. repaired, frcscoct, &c. I'm the
large auditorium. so that 10 is one of the
haudsomest churches iu town.
Mrs A. j. Wilkinson is visiting IN
Bridgeport
Harry Gruseman is suffering from "a bad
lv cut hand.
John n. Thaver returned from Charles
ron where ho had been attending the state
Farmers Alliance Mr. Thayer was elect
ed vice-prcs.deut, position of which John
is proud.
The Reform School Is not filing up as
rapidly with boys MS 90 was 40 first sup
posed flo would The Jolly superintendent
is makiugit as pleasant for those IN attend
auce MS possible, vet we are informed only
three answered 90 roll call each morning.
send iu Your bows; if you can't find good
ones send the bad ones; the school should
be filled mp.
Judce Hoke and son, of Hingwood. were
in town Friday.
Inc sud death of Elmer Roller, book
Keeper iu the First National Bank, that
occurred Friday evening, is deplored by
am Arrangements were made for taking
his remains 90 Virginia for burial, but the
railroad company refused transportation.
The funeral will occur Sunday evening
interment In Blue Mont cemetery. Mr..
Roller was about 81 years DID, and he
leaves % wife and one child Co mourn ms
loss.
Nessrs John and Polk Sinclair, Of Den
YER. Col. are visiting their sister, Mrs.
Wilcox. who is very low with typhoid
r. E. Price attended the Club Conven-
zion iu parlersburg, Thursday.