Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-28
MOUNDSVILLE.

Miss Edna Jobes, aged % years died OF
the typhoid fever, and was buried yester-
| day afternoon AT two o'clock.
On last Tuesday evening Mr. j. d.
! Stewart, editor Of the sun, learned that the
foreman in his Office, "a young man by the
name of Pearl Wallace, had been making
out bills of account due the Office, from
books, signing Mr.. Stewards name TO them
ald collecting the same. Mr.. Stewart at
once went in search of Wallace. and found
him. at his room, at j. w. Lute's hotel
The young man when confronted with the
matter. became very indignant and order
ed his employer to leave his room. As
soon as Stewart had left, Wallace put on
his clothes and departed, that is the last
seen of him. The next morning Stewart
swore out a warrant before Justice Girls
well, charging him with the theft. out all
attempts TO find him proved futile anc he
has not as yet been apprehended. Mr.
Lutes is also left in the lurch for board
bill coming from young Wallace, for two
or three weeks boar.
Edward Lohn. the barber, is having con-
structed "a fine residence on the lot lately
purchased by HIM on Third street
Steamer Horace and barge Minnie leave
the Mouudsville wharf every hour for Bel
mont Park, from 10 a. III until p. IN. lJc
round trip
Mrs Nelson Weekley, of the Third ward,
died yesterday morning al o'clock Flu
neral from the residence Of her husband at
1 o'clock p N. Interment at Brookside
cemetery.
Hon j. W St Clair and family left yes
terday on the steamer And,s for their
home. after a protracted visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Pelt at the prison.
Two hack loads of our young society
folks went out to Potts Mills yesterday
evening to attend party given by Miss
Mary Potts.
An alarm Of fire was turned in Yesterday
afternoon about . o'clock, caused by IA
small blaze in one of 5. w. Dicks tene-
ment houses, near Little Grave creek
bridge. About two hundred people con
SregatNdd * ,b as stGr g. in less than min
Mr. and Mrs. d l.. Logan are visiting
their daughter at Marysville, o.
Miss Laura Purdy entertained her
friends in very pleasing manner at her
home last Monday evening. Ices aud cakes
were served at seasonaole hour. All
were enjoyably entertained.
lanes SigafOoose assistant secretary OF
the Mining and Manufacturing Company
entertained his numerous friends Ia honor
of his seventeenth birthday, last Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Salie Parks has returned TO her
home on the Island, after pleasant visit
to Miss Cor Brown.
Miss Maud ,efferson's Sabbath School
class went out to Pottsville Tuesday, where
they enjoyed themselves picnlcking during
the day.
Mir. and Miss Hubbard, of New York
arc the guests of Mrs. Higgins, on Tomhn-
son avenue
The McFadden block OF lots were placed
at public sale al the front door of the Court
House yesterday, but the sale was post
poned until July II. No sales were made.
Mrs. A. j Wayman left Wednesday for
MI. Lake Park, TO take charge OF the las
semDly House at that place during the
summer
Judge PAUL was down yesterday closing
ND the chancery docket for the term. Inc
Injunction cases against the saloon keepers
were dismissed under the recent order OF
the Supreme Court, as was also the rules
issued for contempt IN said cases. Z. q
Clinton. alias Fred Busch, who was con
victed of assault on superintendent ' an
Pelt. was sentenced 10 three years add
tional confinement in the Peuitentiary.
The steamer Horace and barge, Minnie,
leave the MoundsviIie wharf every nour
for Belmont Park, from 10 a. III. until p.
m; 10 cents round trip.
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