Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06
LFE-sIzE Crayon and Pastel Portraits
at Tappan q Conners.
MOUNDSVILLE.


NC. Gray, of Emporia, Kansas, brother
of L.. G.. Gray, was here on visit this
week.
Capt. J. E. Israel is able to be on the
street again after several weeks Of serious
illness.
W.P. Mcdonald, of McMechen, has sold
one of his cottages on Jefferson avenue to
Mrs. n. A. Jones.
Archie McGuflie, who thought he lost
800 while on his way from the bank to the
Sherif's office, found the bootle in an old
pocketbook, into which he lad put 1t by
mistake.
The new paper to be startedat Cameron
will De called The alliance, anil published
in the interest of that party. G. d. Moore,
Of the Wetzel Republican, WILDE editor in
chief.
The Little Trixie" Coined Company
has been billed to play at the Opera House
next Friday evening. May Smith Robbins,
who assumes the leading role is the clev-
! crest little Irish comedienne o. the public
stage:
Before the projectors Of Arlington Acad-
envy get ready to receive pupils, it should
be remembered that there shOUl1 be a suit
able building for such purpose Ground
should be purchased and builling placed
on il that would be attractive Dad a credit
TO the promoters. A building of such a
character would cost in the neghborhood
of S25, OC1. At present there islo building
in the city that would be FL for such a pur-
pose. Should they open in some pent-up
quarters, such as they would necessarily
have to at present. it would teId to iniure
rather than promote tho good lame Of the
institution. What is wanted is money aud
the erection of an edifice suitable for the
purpose. The Faculty selected consists OF
the foremost educators of the city
Rev. j. L. Longdon, Of Baldwin, Kan
sas, has returned from visit tc his broth
er in this city.
Miss Annie Mcconnell entertained her
friends to progressive euchre party at
her home. Thursday evening. Those pres
ent were Misses Clara Baker, MISS Woods,
Cora Parkinson, Nanon Henderson, and
Ella B. Martin, and Messrs. Frank Fulton,
O. L. Holiday, DIR. j. j. Richardson, j. Nj.
Donlan and W. NJ. Riggs. Delicious re-
freshments were served, of which all par
took heartily 1t was near eleven O'Clock
when the guests departed for hone, having
spent q most delightful evening"
Mrs. Rev. j. Il. Taylor entertained the
Vestry Of the Episcopal Church very
pleasantly at the parsonage Thursday
evening.
Il call mas Oecu lSS u6u lCE al SNVihliOlhSiS
meeting OF the Mound City Building Asso-
citation tomorrow evening, at Which meet
ing will be submitted for action an amend
ment 10 the bylaws providing for the ad-
mission of new series Of stock every three
months.
DC. Griffen has opened a Merchant
tailoring establishment in tn room for
merly occupied by the sun.
The Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company
which has been giving entertainments at
the Opera House for the past two weeks,
gave their farewell show last night. The
show was free every other night and large
crowds were in attendance. They go from
here to Benwood. 4 gold watch was given
away last night 10 the person guessing
nearest 70 the number Of beans Contained
in glass jar.
John o. Brooks, manager OF the Coal
Company, has disposed of his residence on
jefferson street 10 Daniel Youlkin, OF
Cameron.
We were shown fine glass case, a pres
ent from Chas. Vsuple, OF the Sostora
Glass Company, to S. W. Mathews, In
which is kept his famous bird, Louis.
Miss Jennie Riggs, Of Fairvisw will
spend Sunday with Miss Hammond
A number of the Fostoria Glsss Com
pany, with their wives and families, have
arrived aid are looking for places to live
Residences are very scarce.
Miss Lima Hammond is visiting Mrs.
Rev. Ash on Eoff street.
Joe Bloyd. of near Morgantown, was in
the city yesterday. He is Just recovering
from a severe attack Of fever aud will stay
at Glen Easton until fully recovered.
The bazaar to be given by the young
ladies Of the Episcopal Church, next
Wednesday and Thursday evenings, will
be very swell affair. The display Of fancy
work IS extraordinary and shows more
than usual taste and skill. Not only viii
the eyes be gratified, but a repast win bt
served that must satisfy the most capre-
cioas appetite. The whole affair will be
managed by the young ladies.