Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-01
MOUNDSVILLE.

Miss Irene Curtis is visiting Miss Mollie
Gamble.
Miss AMY Chapman entertained num-
Der of her friends to Hallow Fen party
at her residence on Third street last even
ing.
Miss Annie Curtis, Of Morgantown, re-
turned home Yesterday from pleasant
visit TO friends in the city. NJ,
Miss aura Martin left Friday for Phil
adelphia. where she will enter one OF the
leading hospitals 10 become professionals
nurse. o,
Mrs. Fannie Ernest and son, OF Clarks-
burg, are visiting friends IN the flrS'
ward.
Seven couples of young society folks at
tended the kellogg concert company con
cert at Bellaire Thursday night. Ihey
returned on the midnight train
The ringing of the school bell mas oeea
stopped on account of the serious Illness VI
Mrs. Rev. G. w. Grimes.
Miss Laura Hornbrook is visiting ner
grandparents at Powhatan, ..
Typhoid fever is very prevalent 10 w. .ne
city, and especially in the vicinity OF tne
Mound, where there are at least eisn' u
nine cases. Tho
Thursday Club. and will give ball every
three weeks. They have secured the ser
vices of Prof. ChGs. Killmyer 10 play ZOE
them. They are a set young gentlemen OF
fine social qualities, and Will enueaVor 10
make the club a grand success 1or inc
The Glendale coal shaft is down sixty
three feet and will be down its entire depth
In about two weeks. They expect 70 reeIcn
the six foot vein at ninety feet.
George Buckley, supported by carelul.
" selected company, VIII oe at the OPeIa
House. Tuesday evening, in Hamlet. rms
"a the first rendition of Hamlet in this
city. ,,.n-;o
were married in the Mound City Hotel
parlors on Thursday, by Rev. Leatheroy.
Misses Carrie and Daisy Cockayne gave
a Hallow Fen party aud taffy-pulling TO a
number OF their invited friends, at their
home last evening. They all spent pleas
ant evening.
Capt. Van Buren, Will leave for ms nome
at Charleston next week. After tne cloSe
of the campaign he will be joined by Sena-
| tor Camden. and the two will go to Green
| brier county on hunting expedition
There is only one prospective wedding ID
| society circles at present. The INTENDED
| bride resides in the Third ward, and the
groom is a young business man OF Brioge'
port, Ohio. -.
| B F. Hodgeman has moved into uis
/ handsome new residence in McConheA
I addition. su,,
| SCI. Barr and family have returned IRON
a visit TO his former home in Calhoun coun
tv. lie was much improved by his trlp'
The plot of ground purchased by Purdy
| Brown & Co. is being plated into lots
| The old Webster wagon sheds are oelne
torn down and streets opened up TO th'
prison wagon gate. AT the next meeting O.
the BOARD of Directors they will be pei
toned 10 open Eighth street through theli
ground TO connect with the street on Tue
east ,,,,,s
Last weeks Police Gazette gives an illus
tration Of couple Of young gentlemen o
this city fighting duel unto the oeath ol
account of certain young variety actress
The illustration represents their manly
forms posing before the footlights VIII
swords drawn, before half dozei
actresses semi disabille, with the oloo'
tricklinp from one Of their chins. Inc stor.
was taken from fake published II
theiSelps. concerning Mont Salters AM
VIII charlton, who were practlclng on
evening with the swords used IN inc pia.
Satan. The boys are now and always haV'
been the best Of friends but their name
have been herald abroad as desperate Da
men with knives. 49, -,
| Inc TWO large IrGiue nOuoOo "HiS -
been used as a habitation for the ltauan
working on the Ohio Valley railroad, sltu
ated near the Union Coal Works directl.
across the river took fire Friday mornln
about nine o'clock, and were entirely COZ
sumed The Italians were at work 2oou
- ss.--IIOo, 1881 when thay dlscoYere
frantic manner, the most of tba;..C-, ::su
which were IN the buildi--eS az the tim
were destroyed before they could be car
ried out. Their shrieks attracted quite
large crowd to the river banks.