Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-25
mOUNDsvILLE.

Miss Mamie Henderson, entertained the
Kings Daughters very pleasantly az Her
home in the First ward, Friday evening.
AN appetizing luncheon was served az ln5
rroper hour. aud the guests were nlga-y
Entertained by the sOciaOl5 hostess
Miss EmmG Parkinson lett wednesday
evening for Roanoke, Va, 70 Visit her
former school companion, MIS-. AaiLlIo
Watson. nee Walker, formerly OF tnIs Guy
A revival was commenced at the ". -.
church last sabbath. IL Will continue
several weeks. IL has heretofore O , ~ 10
DracriCe 20 begin the prOtracted services !lu-
t~ediately after the week OF prayer, WhlCu
fq+be first week in the new year, Out JLlS
,,sar Rev Grimes thought OeSt 70 make an
;rrovariOu on the Old pracJlc9 ana Oegln
the series earlier while the weather Is not
TbeJr u. A. NJ. arem2Iug prepara-
+icns for musical and literary entertain
mont 10 ba given at the Opera house on
November II. The boys are taxing great
Interest 20 make 10 a success.
Miss Maggie Nelton, an esumaole young
ladv, died at her home thurSoay morning
OF typhoid fever. Her luneI0- 'oOA P1'O0
Yesterday afternoon. .-,
me Isdv members OF the Episcopal
Church Will give cuurcn TAR uuL4As 'Ao
holiday week.
on FRIDAY night Hlda Vernon, support
Oh Inv "a carefully selected company. pre-
sented the sensational society drama OF
Imra the Sarf 20 an appreciauve au0'ence'
Mrs. Harris and Miss Dora Collins, VINO
have been spending the summer along inc
Pacific coast, have returned.
Miss Jennie Stevenson, OF Plttsours'
niece of the late Governor stevenson, Is the
guest of Miss Clara Baker, on JeHerson
street ,-7.A
former home, In Fayette county, Oy Tue
sorious illness of her sister.
Coorre Zones. J.. Is. PUrdy, I. w.
Brown. j. G.. Roberts, and others, nave
purchased the fourteen acres Of ground on
(which the Webster Wagon Company nave
had their sheds. Price, SlO,OOO.
IN. Doulan, captain of the night force,
at the prison. has returned from an eX-
tended pleasure trip 10 Columbus, spring
field and other cities ln ONO.
John A. Bloyd, has retured from visit
IN his brother Joe. near NOrgantOWn, who
Is down with fever.
Miss Clara Chapman who has been
spending the summer with her brother IN
cleveland has accepted position IA Mrs
WOrls, Millinery establishment II W nee4-
ing.
THURSDAY morning while Clarence
smith was working at @. T. Price's tin
store. o hammer flew Of the handle and
struck a little son OF ii. NJ. Riggs m tue
head. knocking him seDselesS. ASH was, MS
head was badly though not seriously nurt.
Mrs. q. W. Grimes is combined 70 her
room with typhoid fever.
j. B. Alexander is home this week, owing
10 the shallow water. Ills boat IS lied up
a. Bellaire.
Miss Laura Hin, Of WoOdsfled, Ohio, is
visiting j. ~ Booth.
FRIDAY was kind Of a fire-water day in
ip the Circuit Court F0ur liquor cases,
from BeuwOod, against VIM. Bricsland,
W. =. SNYDER, VIM. j.. Curren, and Neil
Quinn. were tried before lUries ana IN all
bul one against BriCclaud were the &C
cussed acquitted. There are number OF
these cases on the docket and II the de-
PENDANTS demand jury trial IN each case,
Court would have TO be m session conunu-
Ously 20 dispose OF them.
NTessrs. Brady and Martin, OF the Eos
t0ria Glass Company, are constructing the
foundations upon which % erect their new
residence at Glendale.
The MOundSvlLe Echo viii issue IT'S
Initial number next Friday.
Thomas BUrdette, prisoner VINO was
pardOued by Governor Fleming over
mouth AGO. Is still unable % leave tue 10
stitution. He viii be taken back 10 Char
lesion as soon as there Is good stage OF
water, as he can travel By water uore con-
yenieEtly than by rail-