Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-20
NEIGHBORH00D.
yHa7 HAs BEEN GOING on IN NEARBY
TOWNS THE PAST WEEK
Social Affairs, Happenings and Events Of Local
Interest Gathered BY Register Reporters
Readable Resume Of the News.
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r.-.,,o,-- w Va December 19.-Co;
II "a Va National Guard was orgaalleu
bere Tpesday evening, December 10. py
90 r III. Freer. ofHarrisvile, assisteu oy
6t5+ Cent Phila A. Shaffer, or Morgan
tog,n The following officers were eiecteu'
Warer Jenkins captain; O. ID. Wllhans'
fi-st lieutenant: 1. W Smith, seconu Me5-
tenant. Co. II has thirty-six men e1 lr.s,i
c5ge No 50, Ancient Order Onl1eu
yVorrroen- elected the following ollters
NVe5nes6av evening: Q. ID. jenkins, Repre-
sentative: Hugh L. Gill; Master w ORA ll-l
I n. Crawford, FOremani JOS. y. Ots 5lSI.
staf, Overseer; Fred Il. BicAi LSe Sn,..,,
Il Walker, Financ.er; hoOS5e 49,, 81,
Peceiver. Chester Smith, GUIDE JAMES
V;Dev Inside Watchman; James Rogers
Outside Waterman. o,o..od
the following officers: Frank MlcnaelS,
Noble Grand; Louis Fisher, wee Oran I't
las. IL. Hose Treasurer; j. H. FISHER, 1eo-
cordinr Secretary; John +. Se2Oer, PerH-
enent Secretary; Jas. B. Elliott, KEEP 10
ii 5ysm Lodge. No. 117, A. +. s. A. NJ, OF
Nyesterpport. elected the following oucers
December IS: James W. Brown, W; Mas -
ter: Jos. Kuhnle, Senior WARDEN w. VI
McCullOch, Junior Warden, u n. 49, -,
Secretsrv; ] Jacob Hughes, Treasurer; QUO
BoIte Tyier:J. r. Kuhnle, Otto Bake,
IN. Fisher, Finance committee, LOT AeAI
year. -, 40 "A NJ
elected the following officers: Il NJ; !" NJ
fans. W. Md u. Parke, >, W. W. jay
Williams. j. W; ID. h. Heskett, sec. j.
IT Rlacxistan. Treasurer; q. VIM. Forth-
man Tyler, Tor next year at . recent meet
ing. .,,,--,-,.-o - Honor
elected the following ohicers DICTATOR
Frank Burnsworth; vice u, Geo N n
Boyles: Asst. D., Alex. NJ. FoTteri ne
porter. o. Il. Bruce; Financial Reporter,
J.. II. Phleger; Treasurer, w, Z: Jon ,IS "a
Cbaplsiu. Adam Kalbaugh; Guide, w. IL.
povTell. Guardian, Chas. r. Dayton; Sen
tinel B. T. GreuZebaCk; Trustees, +. II.
Phleger, w. T.. Johnston, .. IL. Bruce
VesternpOrt Council No 20, =. b. l.,
elected the following officers: Jas. ID: Bell
president. Vim. j. Carey, Vice President;
Chas q Bowen, Secretary; John r
Getty. Collector; Michael j. hearney
Treasurer; Henry Dunn, Orator; james
Finbertv. Marshal; Patrick McClaln,
Guard; Henry MayburS, Frank tal!on, T.
T. Lacey, Trustees; Rev. Z. X. Neider'
Chaplain; p. T. Lscey, Representative 10
State Council; VIM. y. carey, aIVeruaee'
for the ensuing term. NJ,
Raw Wilson. son Of VIM. Davis, died
December 18th Of membranOus Group. be
was buried from the Southern VI. h.
Church al > 80 D. m. Thursday In Phuor
cemetery. Rev. w. 4. Locke officiating.
He was an exceedingly bright child ana
was much loved by all who knew him. Age
years and IA days.
Cecil. son of Mr.. and Mrs John A.
Deakin. died Monday noon OF heart failure
superInduced by diphtheria, aged twenty
three months He was buried wednesday
in Philor cemetery, Rev. A. Il. Kelley
officiating. n,
suddenly Tuesday night OF heart failure,
caused bvla grippe. He was buried Fri
dav morning from the United Brethren
Church. Rev. NJ. l.. Maysilles, pastor. The
ipterment being in PhilOr cemetery. De
ceased was a member Of b. Is. Shaw Post,
q. A. r.. having served during the late
war as a private In the Fourth Regiment
West Virginia Volunteers. He was IS
wears old aud leaves a wife and family.
Mrs. Samuel Gilbert Of Mckeesgort
Pa, and Mrs. VIM. Ravenscraft OF 81
Louis, are visiting their mother, Mrs
David Johnson. They were called here oy
the serious illness OF their sister, Mrs. John
Sigler.
II. ID. Porter. OF Frostburg, is filing the
place Of T.. c. Smith, teller In the Davis
National Bank, during Mr.. Smiths absence
at Canton, Pa.
The pupils Of tho WesternpOrt public
school win hold fair and festival during
the holidays. The proceeds will be used TO
their library.
The citizens will hold nominating con-
vention Saturday, December 10, TO NOM
mate a Mayor, Recorder, Town Sergeant
and six COuncilmen.
Thomas Case aud daughter, OF Morgan
town, were in town Wednesday and Thurs
day.
The Y. NJ. c. A., at their annual meeting
December IS. elected the following officers:
President. James G. Toury; Secretary, Il.
A Sullivan; Treasurer, Il. II. Lee; Mus
ical Director, VIM. Kerns; OrganiSt, Miss
Nettie Cook.
Thos. King, Second Vice President 3. &
o. II. II and party were in town Tuesday
in his private car Delaware They were
taking a trip over the Cumberland and
PENNSYLVANIA railroad examining the
mines, etc Among the party we noticed
f. HolbrOok. Superintendent Pittsburg d.
vision.
Miss Lou Cook has moved her grocery TO
the Bice building, near the pOStoffce.
One of the greatest attractions in town is
the coal mine on exhibition iu Il. G.. Rich
ardsOu's window. The cars come out Of
the mine down the plane and dump the
coal into the railroad cars standing on a
switch The model shows also section
Of the railroad running around the hills.