Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-13
HELLAIRE.

| j. II. Moore, OF BarneSville, IS cOininaI
der of this, the twelfth district encamr
ment, of G. A. r.
| SQUIRE Cooperis having his Fourth War
residence improved.
Captain Leon, Victor Farcassie, .Alge
rian Army, was the address OF gentleman
who registered at one OF our hotels las
week.
M. Marirg is making plans for glas
house Maring, Hart & Co., will erect IN I'M
West.
Work has been resumed on the Ohi'
Valley Railroad. The Pennsylvania Rail
road Company has charge Of the work
Miss Aggie Hanlon, of GAINESVILLE, was
the guest Of Mrs. Thee. Seals last week.
| Repairs are being made at the gas com
| pany which accounts for the poor gas OF
late. When the changes are completed the
| plant will be better than ever before.
Misses Laura and Nettie Blackburn, Of
| Hendrysburg, visited the family OF Jas
| Blackburn last week.
Worley Thomas, of Letart, w. Va, after
ayisit with friends in this city, returned
home yesterday.
7Thos. Burtell. of the Stamping company,
| is an expert with kodac and has a me iot
of views which he took on Wheeling Island;
| The steel plant has been making GOOD
ran of late The company is purchasing
the metal used while the furnace Is smut
down for repairs.
Mrs. James Lee, Of Rose Hill, has re-
turned home from visit with friends at
Newark.
Jacob Duga is suffering from a sprained
wrist.
Henry McCresdy is laid up with a
sprained foot.
A piece of ginseng on exhibition at
Duga's. in Second ward, Is worth so. IL
has been cased and will be sent to the
Worlds Fair In Chicago.
II One or two of the boys who bucked the
fortune wheel at Wheeling fair came nome
with their pockets full of silver. Others
(ame home with their pockets full of empu-
sless. Such is life.
Mrs. DR.. Maser, of Kansas, is in the city
listing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II.
Auth
r. Fuller, James Fitton, Lou Bird, Josie
McHenry, Emma MCGEE and Lizzie
Order, who were delegates to the Good
remplars' convention report good time.
J. R. Purnell is sinking well at his home
vest Of town.
Will Henry will leave this week to at
END school in Philadelphia.
"a Bunch OF Keys" will be presented
here on Thursday night.
q. NJ. Masters. Of Key, had forty varie-
ties OF potatoes on exhibition at heWheel-
ing Fair. Potatoes are Mr.. Masters great
product.
One young gentleman of this city has
purchased fine lots in MoundsviIle. Sew
eral others have made investments there.
The location is said to be splendid, and il
the little town grows as is expected the
in real estate will pay.
Mr.. Kinney, the well driller, while put
ting down well at Georgetown, run his
drill into coal bank and operations had to
cease.
George Turnbull has erected home for
himself west of town. George is lndustri-
,ornet and doing official work Of various
kinds ne is getting along nicely.
Glencoe has twenty-three pensioners
Who draw together $500 year.
Rev. T. w. Lane sold his horse to far
ner. The new owner turned the animal
nto an orchard to sample the apple. Re-
ult: Dead horse.
The lookup was empty yesterday, but
couple of plain DRINKS were run in last
hight.
A picture Of Mckinley in q neat oak
frame adOrns the Office of Mayor Meow
IN. The last picture that occupied the
,ffice was that of Samuel j. Tilden, which
belonged TO Squire Cooper. Pictures have
4lways been very scarce about the city
building.
Officer Henry Nagle, of the B. & O., is
earning to ride a bicycle. He does very
veil for starter His first attempt would |
1aSons that got in his road. BOD haase
nd WILDER May, OF the ., ~ ", ILL.,. onn;saS
xperts on the wheel, and nave proniisou
The congregation of the First M. Il.
,hnrch are animous for the reappolnt-
nent of Rev. T. w. Lane to the churcn IN
his city. ,.;nr IN
The school teachers are preparing W
axe course in astronomy.
Col CT. Poorman is booked Tor num-
Yer of campaign speeches throughout the
state MIR. Poorman will tell his audienc
II abu,t the beauties Of high tariff and
will attempt to straighten out the farmers
N the wool question.
The Ohio State Fair takes place this
week. Half fare on the railroad S.
GAINESVILLE will have soldiers reunion
On Thursday. Several hundred veterans
are expected to be present
M + flaming, of Michigan, talked tenn
ooronce last night to good crowd. There
Vas some excellent singing at the meeting
Dougherty s. Co. are looking for lot OF
stone masons. This firm is full up with
work.
Chas. Rosser will begin paving at Barnes
Vile in week or two.
w. A. Gorby has moved from Findlay TO
Pittsburs. .pou
THE Barnesville Republican says: BELL.
aire did herself proud in entertaining the old
soldiers Wednesday. Those who were pres
ont are lsud in their praises OF the Woman's
Relief C,rps. for their magnificent work
in providing an elegant free dinner for Wis
iting soldiers and citizens"
Rev. Vim. Eaton will be back from his
Furopeen trip next week.
There will be service in the Second Pres
bvteriap Church to-day.
THE Tralinger-P Paxton foot race that was
n have aiken place yesterday on Wheeling
leland Fair Grounds was postponed until
ne~t Saturday on account Of the Fair.
Daws,n Davis, who has been visiting
friends n this city, returned home yester-
dav MIR. Davis had horse IN the races al
the Fair on the Island. ~
The annual meeting Of the 10th district
~ Christian church will De held at Barnes
lille an the 18th and 2Oth. On the pro
r,,amrn, Of exercises appear the names OF
Rev Williams, Mrs. T. A Rodefer. Min
ME Marsh, Mrs. j. +. Rodefer and Mrs. >.
The abutment of Union street bridge
,vas completed yesterday at noon. 1t is
GOOD looking piece of work.
CLARINsToN.