Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-05
MOUNDSVILLE.

N1or-xD.vurE. October 4.-Dr. Linch,
Miss Marie MCLEAN. Thos. Cats and
wife r 7. Meighen and wife and Miss
Mary GRAY attended the Opera House per
formance at Wheeling last wednesday
afternoon. ,-... 1900.
Miss Laura Webster. Of P0whatan, was
visiting friends here this week.
J. Alex. Ewing. j. c. Bardall ana kev.
zee are attending the NJ. T.. Conference
now in session az Weston.
Miss Lizzie Lindsay has returned 10
Wheeling after pleasant visit TO irlenos
here.
Thos. Finn and wife have taken board
ing AT the Henrietta House.
DR.. Liuch will remove his dental ONCE
overt. K. Rogers x Sons drug store III the
rooms formerly occupied as law offices.
Miss Annie Elder, the Second street NIL
liner. mas disposed Of her STOCK TO tue
Misses Hearley, and will take trip west
this fall for the benefit OF her health.
c. NJ. Miller, who has been lying very
low of typhoid fever. is slowly improving.
Miss Louie Gamble has returned TO
Homestead Pa, after spending the sum-
mer here.
The pass books for the Home Building
Association have not yet arrived. The IN
telliesncer was given the contract for them
some time ago. but has not finished them
Mrs. Os ar Wright is teaching private
school for primary pupils at her residence.
There are large number OF children IN
attendance.
Mr.. win Little. of Claysville. Pa, has
been the guest of his brother. j. l.. Little,
the past week.
The Herald in flying the Republican tick
-
name of the candidate from the First Con
rressional district Can il be that the edi-
tor is so derelct to party duty as to forget
him. or is he sOured on the candidate.
Misses Nora and Julia DOlan and Miss
Maggie Clegg, who were visiting Misses
Fannie aud Maggie Bryson, have returned
to their home in Bellaire, Ohio.
Miss Kate Halpin entertained large
number of her young friends In charming
way AT her home in the First ward last
evening. The event being the anniversary
of her birth Appetizing refreshments
were served al the proper time.
4 couple OF the sons of Italy, engaged on
the Ohio Valley railroad on the opposite
side of the river. have for some time past
been furnishing their fellow workmeu with
LIQUOR without paying the special license
tax as provided by law Sunday is turned
into bedlam. and theirdrunken revels can
be heard an around. Last Sunday an officer
visited Wegee for the purpose of accumu-
lating evidence against them, but as the
boss of the gang was away at the time. he
returned without making any arrests.
Nessrs. BOran and Rosser commenced
LAYING brick on the new pavement last
Monday, and now have il finished nearly
to the corner of Twelfth and Lafayette
streets If the weather continues favorable
tfstfa nod fsfFs sle
as the eXcavating is done by the first Of
next month. 1t is hardlyprobable thai the
contract can be finished this fall
Friday was y. G.. Simpsons birthday.
and some of his friends rendered him q sur
prize party AT his law Office. Unfortunate
lv Mr. Simpson was absent at the time.
The party was more the nature OF Hallow
E'ev than a social gathering The pres
euts left consisted of banrna peel, peanut
hulls and caramel wrappers and left his
Office in sucO a condition as necessitated a
thorough spring cleaning. Mr.. Simpson
returns his sincere thanks with an invita-
ton that they call again at an early date.
Thos. Manning and wife and j. w. Bur
chinal and wife attended the Pittsburg
Exposition this week.
Miss Lolo Wolf, of Graysville, is visit
ing Miss Mary Gray, on Seventh street.
j. NJ. DOnlan. the genial official al the
penitentary, has been granted leave Of
absrnce for a few weeks and will visit
friends in Clarksburg and Weston.
Misses Alma and Laura COmen are the
guests of Miss Clara Baker
Miss Maggie Terrell has returned from
a trip to Pittsburg, TO the qualification of
her many friends.
Several of our society young folks were
Hospitality entertained AT the residence OF
Samuel Cockayne last evening. Progress
i've euchre was the attraction of the even
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