Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-21
MOUNDSVILLE.

Mrs. John McClaSkey, formerly OF tnlS
city, now of Pittsburg, is visiting her
many friends here.
Mrs. Oscar Wright left Friday for Mt
Lake Park to DE gone three or four weeks.
Mrs. Josephine Silver and Rosa Red
man. of Salem, O., are the guests of Mrs.
Silver's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. King,
on Jefferson avenue.
valuable COW, belonging to Jos.
Hunter, was struck by B. Il 0. train yes
terday and had TO be killed by the owner.
The Church of God people have been
holding festival in tent on the court
house lawn for the past two days.
Mrs viii Hunter has opened and TO-
cent store on La Fayette street.
Col. j. w. st. Clair and family are visit
ing Col. Van Pelt at the prison. Col. st.
Clair leaves to-day for Charleston, while
Mrs. St. Clair and children will remain
here for several weeks.
j. Marks Side Shows and Museum will
be a great attraction at Belmont Park to-
day.
Miss Mollie Duncan who stopped over
here as the guest of Miss Florence Roberts
after the commencement at Mt. de Chantal
leaves to-day on the steamer Andes for her
home in Wayne county. She will be ac-
cOmpanied by Miss Florence Roberts, who
will spend the summer months there
Miss Clara Baker, one Of our society
Young ladies and an accomplished musician,
leaves tomorrow for Parkersburg, where
she Will visit her sister, Mrs. Orlando
Stephenson, for several weeks.
Miss Daisy Cockayne, who acted as
bridesmaid at fashionable wedding down
the river, returned home Saturday, after
spending a few days with her friend, Miss
Carrie Loomas, of Parkersburg.
Mice Now n rotr On aooOnnOlic bod t-ODnO
lady, leaves tomorrow for a months visit
TO friends in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Rev. j. Taylor left last Wednesday
for protracted visit to her parents in
Winchester, Va.
Miss Emma Parkinson met with a very
painful accident by falling down the cellar
steps at her fathers residence, last Thurs
day, fracturing her arm in very serious
manner.
A valuable cow belonging to Richard
Shaddock fell into ditch on Little Grave
creek, Friday, and was eXtricated with
considerable trouble. The COW was severe
~ injured by the fall.
The steamer Horace, with the commodi-
Moundsville wharf for Belmont Park
very hour during the day, from 10 a. m. to
p. m. Round trip 10 cents.
Hanson Criswell. Sr.. attorney at law,
requests US to say that it is a mistake that
he went TO Bellaire and notified the Tribune
that he would Immediately institute pro-
ceedings in q suit for 800, 600 damages for
alleged criminal libel contained in that
paper in reference TO the excursion on the
Jolly Bros. last Sunday, and says that he
lis in no way connected with the Belmont
Park episode and does not wish his name
connected with it.
The new residence being constructed by
A q. Whitaker on Jefferson avenue, will
be completed by July lst, and will be occu-
pied by Geo. w. Cooke, of the prison force.
). J. Roberts, also of the prison officials,
will remove to the residence adjoining,
made vacant by p r. Platt.
The Sheriff Of Upshur county brought
lifetime prisoner to the Penitentiary this
week. There are now twenty-slx lifetime
men, out of three hundred and fifteen, in
the Pen. Instead of filing the prison with
this class of convicts there should be a few
more tirst-class hangings in the State Out
Of seven hundred men in the Allegheny
prison there are only eight lifetime men.
DR.. Walter King and bride, of Cleveland,
are expected here tomorrow, on their
wedding tour, and will be the guests of
Miss Moss Woods.
The steamer Horace, with the commodi-
Gus excursion barge. Minnie, leaves the
Moundsville wharf for Belmont Park,
every hour during the day, from 10 a. m. to
9 p. m. Round trip 10 cents.
The EpwOrth League entertainment at
the Masonic Hall Thursday was one of the
most enjoyable feasts TO which Moundsville
audiences have been treated for some time.
Following is the delightful programme
which was rendered;
PART FIRST.
Huhklc " Hit@. .-'.. ..-....-- orchestra
Recitatlon-"Trouble in the Amen Corner"
Miss Amy Chapman
VIII Dunn, ). NJ. Altman, Wylie Gamble.
Dream NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Orchestra
Solo-"In Old Madrid" ........ -. Mrs. Booher
Reciiation-"The Witch's Daughter
Miss Mollie Gamble
Song-"Speed Away" ....... The Male Quartette
Instrumental Duet-"Throueh the Air
Miss Clara Baker, j. L. Burley
Quintette-"Medley,"
Prof. Wilson and the Misses Cockayne
PART SECOND.
.............w ylie Gamble
Overture. -. Misses Carrie and Daisy Cockayne
PIANO solo. ................ zee. Brother Coney
Song-"Children, rs Gwine to Shine"
The Frog-pond Quartette
instrumental Duet-"Plantation Jolifca-
ton $780,. Clara Baker, Daisy Cockayne
Life Dream" ................ Orchestra
Solo-"Broken Pitcher. Mrs. Williams
Dialogue-"Witches in the Cream. 49,.
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