Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-29

magnificent a quality of such oil PhilippI
boom is assured. .,.-,
Marion f. Hall. editor of the Phlhppl
RCc,fbiican. spent Thursday night IN town.
taking in the Robert Downing show.
} Ouiteanumber of GraftOn's Red Men at
tended the great council fire at Charleston
mis- week. returning home Friday. our
/ fellow citizen II. Clay Love, is the Sttlng
Rnu Of AN the West Virginia Tribes
/ whose zeal for the order will enable nm 10
SCALP an the pale faces in his 'oalwlck-
Tne Fetterman graded school closed yes
terdav with quite entertaining exercises.
| one or two of the rooms of the GRAFTON
school closed for the evening ana WENT III
a body TO witness the exercises.
Messrs. Chris and John hunst returneu
| Wednesday from visit 10 thelr orO'nei'
DIR. A. II. Kuust, Of Weston.
The I. 4 o. shops were closed yester-
dav i'm order 10 give the men an opportu-
nifty to keep Good Friday. M
Editor Clarence Smith, Capt. h. A BIZ
lingslea and a number Of others from tair-
mont. attended Robert Downing at the
Opera House Thursday night.
Miss Elsie Lippincott, mahager OF lne the
Central telephone Office at this place, VIII
spend Easter as the guest OF her mother III
H Mallonee departed Friday evening for
Newark. Ohio, where he has received en-
ployment. His family will go ABOUT the
first of May. D..,t,.a
Messrs. s. NJ. Musgrsve, G. l.. Bradford
and Frank Zolts made business "Trip 10
Webster, Thursday.
Ten of the employees Of the b. X y, SHOPS
received official notice Friday evening thaU
ON account of il being necessary TO de-
Of tho eOmnanX. their
services for the company would cease that
evening and 10 come around and get thelr
time This cut included men from all de-
partments. e..,...o
Geo l.. Bradford will start in few days
for Roanoke. Va, where he has secured
employment. ,-...., CO.,
tory. leaves for Cumberland Monday. HIS
family will follow in the early part OF the
summer ,r,
DIR. George /. Keener will spend Sunday
al his home in MOrgantown, returning on
Tuesday.
The Epworth League rendered a very
entertaining programme a. the NJ r.
church last night. The exercises We're IN
der the management Of Miss Matte Proud
foot.
Prof. c. c. Showalter, of the Reform
School. and his accomplished bride passed
through town Thursday on their way home
To Pruntytown The happy couple we,e
married Wednesday at Grantsville, Cal
houn county Mrs. Showalter was a former
/ Taylorcounty school teacher.
/ Miss Ida Abbott left for Fairmont Err
/ dav. and will spend Saturday and Sunday
I at that place, the guest of friends.
Postofice Inspector Samuel Hooten was
/ in town Friday.
Miss Mollie HOult, who received an APP
pOintment as assistant teacher in the Far
mont Normal School for the spring term
was compelled TO resign on account OF III
health. and is now at the home OF heI
mother in Fetterman.
/ Attorney Will Dent was at lrontowu
/ Tuesday on legal business.
Messrs. &. +. Thompson and b. Hell
mich, of Clarksburg, were in town Thurs
day and Friday.
! II. Gains, proprietor of the Bee Hive
store, was in MonOngah Wednesday and
Thursday on business. Hiram Is hustler
and splendid auctiOneer and we have nc
doubt out that he took that growing town
by storm as he sold out all the goods thai
| he took with him.
Deputy Marshall Poe returned from
| Wheeling last night where he had been OF
| United State Court business.
j. +. Perry of ROwlesburg, was the
guest of DR. w. f. Vankirk, Friday.