Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-21
MOUNDsvILLE.

MorNpsuILE. September 20-Miss
Mary Gray is visiting Mrs. l. W Barr, at
| Be,laire.
| Miss Mollie McCaskey has returned TO
| her home i'm Pittsburg, accompanied by
/ Miss Cora Walton.
/ Miss Rose Bonar is spending few days
/ at the residence of Robert M0Eldowney, at
/ New Martinsyille.
D. f. Hunter, Esq, has returned from an
extended trip % Washington, and his home
| iu Jefferson county.
/ Mr. Y. A. Weaver will remove his family
into the Episcopal parsonage, formerly oc-
Coupled by mis- brother Frank.
/ Miss Annie Curtis. of New Madrid, Mo,
/ is the guest of friends here
/ Miss Addic St Clair daughter of Col. j..
I ". ST. Clair, IS visiting her aunt, Mrs.
/ Van Pelt
Miss Jennie Graham. noted musician
| of New Jersey, is visiting her sister-ln-
l law. Mrs. Emma Graham.
/ Misses Maggie and Rena Terrell, will
remove from their Upper ward residence
aud board with their brother Richard
Miss Ada Kooutz is the charming guest
\ of Miss Marie Mclean at Thompson
The Aid Society of the Presbyterian
| Church paid their former pastor, Rev.
/ Walter Alexander, who is now stationed
near Bellaire, a visit the other evening
and were entertained in a very pleasant
I manner.
Brick making at the prison viii soon
I close until spring The large kiln con-
tanning nearly 900 bricks will be fired
/ this week under the supervision OF Ro0t
| Maupin, who had quite a success with the
\ first kiln
The many friends Of Mr. c.. NJ. Miller
will be panied TO learn that he is lying
seriously iu of typhoid fever at his home on
] Wheeling street
/ The Sheriff of Cav county brought TO
prison this week one Peter McCueu TO serve
"a three years sentence for horse stealing.
/ An agent fog q large mandatory OF
| Maryland was here last week looking into
the advisablity of contracting for the labor
of nifty couvicts, with the intention OF start
ine foundry ar the prison.
The farm of .. T. Burley, at Glendale,
was put zap 40 public sale at the front door
of the Court House yesterday, and was run
APP o. Sll 600, when the sale was stopped by
the service 10 AN injunction ON the trustee
ON the ground that large amount of usury
had been charged for the loan
/ ON last Thursday, at high noon, Mr.. w.
] t.. SaUdif0rt. a prosperous farmer of Glen
dale, and Miss Bcbcccd Clayton. of this
city. were Joined iu marriage 40 the resi-
| deuce of Rev. H0usau Riggs. They im-
Imeiiatelv left on bridal tour Oh Niagara
| Falls and other Canadian cities After
/ their return they viii take up their abode
100 the home of the groom.
What might have proved successful
/ burglary was attempted ON =. w. Dick,
/ Friday night Thieves broke into and
uusackei his storeroom and the lower
| part of mis- dwelling, from one end 20 the
other. finally leaving. taking nothing but
/ % few crackers and some cheese. as far as
could be asccrtaucd The thieves
WERE uo doubt iD search of
l larger booty. ami preferred to have 10 i'm
| cold cash. Mr. Dick was recently elected
/ treasurer of the new Home Building AssO-
I citation. w0icl meets ou. Friday evenings
and this is thr till they wished Oh tap
l Having accomplished their work they re-
paired -0 the residence Of DIR. II. L. Rogers
and succeeded bon relieving chat gentleman
/ of his watch and cham which -e had on
/ his foo hanging ou his bed post There is
/ thought 90 le q fairly good clue as 90 who
] tle thieves were.
/ Tlos SMmp and Miss Frances Peters
were married az tho parsonage by Rev.
/ Jos Lee. ou the 9Th ius.
a. q. Hendricks has been elected a mem
/ 0er OBJ. Council from the First ward 20 hll
/ the vacancy caused by The resignation OF
D. ID Evans.
Messrs Boru and Rosscr commenced
hauling gravel yesterday morning from the
farm of Alfred Iomiusou about "a mile
from here. with which to make the foUnda-
/ ton Cor thc street pavement They Will
have about twenty wagons d0.0s the work.