Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-08-09
MOUNDsvILLE.

Mr.. Win Gray and sister, Miss Mary,
are sojourning at Mt Lake Park.
Mr. B. F. Rumble and wife, nee Miss
Katie Nase, of Buckhannon, are visiting
Mrs. Rumble's former home In the First
ward.
Miss Eva Jones is confined to her room
of rhumatism.
Last Thursday night Dexter Lowry and
William Roberts engaged In pugihstic
encounter at their boarding house, which
terminated in them both being marched
before His Honor, the Mayor, TO be ad
Judged for the disturbance. Lowry was
assessed eight dollars and costs for having
decorated Roberts facial apparatus, and
Roberts got two dollars less for allowing
him 70 do 1t. They were unable TO pay
their fines and were sent TO Jail Latter
one Of them raised the necessary amount
and was released.
Miss Olive Ewing is visiting her aunt at
Broad Tree.
Mrs. B. F. Meighen is spending few
weeks in Pennsylvania
Senator G. w. Worley, of Kingwood, was
IN the city on business connected with the
Mining and Manufacturing Company.
The institute work was adjourned Fri
day evening until Monday morning. The
instructors were busily engaged yesterday
grading the manuscripts Of the teachers on
the general examination.
The Board Of Directors Of the camp
meeting association held their last meeting
Thursday, to make their final arrange
ments for the coming session, which begins
on the 18th instant and continue until the
23d. The same gate officers as last year
were re-chosen for this, and the meeting
will be pretty much under the same man
agement as heretofore. The following en-
inent divines will be the attractions, and
have promised to be present and take part
In the services: Rev. w. Swindells, OF
Philadelphia, in charge; Rev. George E.
Reed, d. D., President OF Dickinson Col
lege.
Rev. Merritt Hulburd. D. D., of Phila-
delphia.
A crowd OF young society folks, went
out to Sherwood Wednesday, where they
enjoyed a very pleasant day picnicing.
Miss Jessie Hornbrook Is visiting her
cousin Miss Laura Hornbrook, on Fifth
street
The Crescent Banjo, Guitar and Mandolin
club gave a concert at the Opera House
Thursday night for the benefit OF the
Episcopal church. 1t was a success IN
every particular.
]. NJ. Booth, of the clothing store, and
Deputy Sheriff ]. d. Burley, leave wed
nesday night for New York City, where
they will remain ten days.
Mrs. J. H. Dayton, Of Kansas City, Mo-,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Dunn, is
visiting her parents on Lafayette avenue:
The selection Of G. ]. Higgs, as clerk OF
the Penitentiary, meets with the hearty
approval of all our citizens. Mr. Higgs IS
a deserving young man OF the highest uan-
fications and will no doubt make a faithful
official From the many prominent names
mentioned the Board could scarcely have
made q mistake In the selection OF compe-
tent man for the position.
T. H Blake and family are home from
three weeks trip TO Indiana.
Mrs. Wilson returned home from
weeks stay to her son, Prof. J. B. Wilson,
on Western avenue. She is in very poor
health.
]. H. MeIghen, of Littleton, is the guest
Of friends here.
Mrs. Fisher, of Claysville, Pa, is visit
ing her son, J. L. Little, on Second street.
The concert Thursday evening at Ma
sonic Hall, Moundsville, for the benefit of
Trinity Episcopal Church of that place,
was given by the Crescent Banjo Club OF
Wheeling and home talent. The perform
ers acquitted themselves with great credit
and won golden opinions from highly APP
preciative audience. In every way the
concert was a success and will add not
little TO the already good reputation of the
club. The piano for the occasion was
kindly furnished by Messrs. +. w. Bau-
mer & Co.