Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-08
MOUNDSyILLE.

J. E. Israel & Sons are laying the foun-
dation for j. 3. McLure's new residence IN
the Edwards addition.
The glass house has had new telephone
placed in their establishment.
The entertainment which was to have
been given by the Jr. o. U. A. M. on next
Thursday evening has been postponed un-
til the 18th. in order to give more time for
its preparation.
Mrs. II. H. Buchanan, of Wellsburg, has
been visiting at Dr. Bruce's this week.
Mrs. Will Delaplaine, nee Miss Nan
Clary, has been the guest OF Miss Kate
Martin, on Water street.
Robert Humphrey is confined to his room
with intermittent fever.
The Herald advocates the erection Of
$50, 900 opera house for the city.
TwentysiX carpenters from Fostoria ar
rived Wednesday, and went to work on the
new glass house.
Dr. j. j. Richardson, rising young
physician, recently located here. will
spend Sabbath with friends in New Mar
tinsville.
Yesterday as Will Hunter was on his
way to the Webster Wagon Office cart
ridge whizzed past his head and stuck in
sRe5 }snee s hoSTI ben s HefT aS
limits. Persons who have no better sense
than 10 use UredrIlS 81 SoA SAOSoiJ SH0AAN
be dealt with severely.
r. r. Platt is lying very Ill with typnold
fever at his home on Jefferson street.
Miss Lille Martin, of New Martins
Vile, accompanied by her friend, Miss
Rider, of Kansas, are visiting Miss
Bakewill, near the Mound. Miss Rider
will remain two days before returning 10
her Western home.
Sheriff PicBers, of Kanawha County,
brcuvht FIVE prisoners to the pen this
week. There are now 322 prisoners IN the
penitentiary.
John G. Roberts. one of the prison Of
ficials, is visiting his former home IN
The Newport Club will give their first
dance of the season at the hall next
Wednesday evening. Prof. Killmeyer Will
play.
II. G.. Hannigan is acting as captain OF
gurds in place of Captain Van Buren,, who
is off on fishing excursion with Senator
Kenna in Greenorier County.
w. M. Riggs will spend the winter with
fri dds in Washington, d. 9.
M SIS Fife Bariall will shortly leave on
an extended visit to York, Pa. She Will be
absent several months.
Twenty-onc car loads Of broom corn were
received at the broom shops this week.
was solemnized from her late resident Q
Thu skay afternoon, at 80 O'Clock. The
floral Offering were very beautiful and APP
prop late. Rev. @. w. Grimes performed
I .e Impressive ceremony. lnterment IN
Mt hose Gene cry.
The best treat of the Sc son in the min
re- line will be at the Opera House n xt
Friday night The Sweeney-Alvido MN
strels have the engagement. They have
billed the town with profusion OF paper,
and will no doubt draw large house.
Marshal Velton and Policeman Rococker
pulled one of the workmen on the Ohio al.
| lev road off the track of the River railr' al
lust in time to save him from having Inc
| life crushed out Of him.
Mrs. Henry Ernest came near meeting
her death last Saturday. she went 10 take
n dose of medicine and got hold OF q bottle
which contained rat poison. Before she
! had discovered her mistake she drank q
| large portion Of it. 1t was three days De-
J fore she was brought around all right, re-
! maiuing unconscious all the time.
All the Jury cases have been disposed OF
| for this term OF Court, and the Jury dis
charged. There still remains few chan
cery cases to be disposed Of before Court
LANES A. Chambers, was found guilty
under twenty liquor indictments, and fine
NJ Ten dollars and costs entered against
him in each case.
Rev. IN. Lynch was in the city yester
| dow He has purchased q lot here on which
he Intends to build residence.