Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-08-30
NEIGHB0RHOOD.
WHEF has BEEN GOING ON IN NEARBY
TOWNS THR PAST WEEK.
SsGal AEairs Happenings and Events Of Local IN
isrsss Gathered BY Register Reporters
Readable Resume Of the News
PIEDMONT.

PIEDMONT. August GeOrgo II. Pearce
formerly manager Of the Western Union
Telegraph Once line but now at Frost
burg, was in town Thursday. He left
Friday accompanied by his wife and Miss
May Gunter Of Frostburg, for visit to
his wife's sister, Mrs. Jno. OH al Parkers-
burg.
The Tonocorney Stars played the Pied
mont base ball cluo on Thursday. Batteries
for Stars-Burt =. and Pollock Z for
PiedmOnt-Smith 2. and LapOgus G..
Umpire-Crowley, Pitcher Borden Shalt
Club.
Score-Stars II; Piedmont3
Miss Carrie Mullen accompanied by
Howard, son OF ". J. Williams arrived
home Thursday from St. Paul, Minnesota,
where they have been spending the sum-
mer On their return they were accom-
panied By Miss Grace Mcdonald formerly
8 resident of Piedmont who will make an
extensive visit among friends here.
T. Crawford, = corresponding scribe,
Of the Ancient Order Knights Of the Mys-
tic Chain, was IN town Tuesday meeting
the committee on election returns Tor
Select Castle officers.
The following officers elected for next
year are: J. r. Hooper, Of Piedmont,
Select Commander; H. W. Nine, Of Elk
Garden. Marshal; ]. T. Crawford, OF
Keyser, Select, Recording and Correspond
ing Scribe; 4. w. Rose, OF Piedmont,
Treasurer; e. K. Hunlin, Of Berkeley
SPRINGS. Trustee; W. d. Williams, of
Piedmont, w 5. Curtin, Of Berkeley
Spring. Supreme Representatives.
There was no election for Select Vice
Commander; Inside Guard and Outside
They viii be elected at the annual
meeting az Elk Garden, September p. IN
vitetions have been given TO all castles in
West Virginia and Maryland TO be present
and participate in parade and banquet.
Mr.. VIM. Kipstine, Of st. Louis, Mo,
we'll known TO our people. is visiting James
Morrison, near Westernport Md.
G. NJ. Lewis, OF Everett, IA, mas &C
cepted a position as bOOk-keeper for the
Piedmont Cumberland Coal Company.
ONCE at Frankton, near Westernport, Md.
f. y. Tiddv, former incumbent, has &C
cepted q situation as foreman with the
Piedmont Pulp and Paper Company.
The West Virginia Paper Company, or
ganized under the laws of West Virginia,
capitaI. SlOO. 600, viii manufacture MANILA
writing and wrapping paper. Mr.. W.
Luke. manager They have put nifty men
70 work preparing the ground for the
building
q. q. Cridler has been seriously III this
Charles C.. Write and J. ". Llzze have
been confined 20 their homes with symp-
toms of typhoid fever They are both inn
proving.
Mrs. G.. W. Harrison received a telegram
announcing the death OF her mother, Mrs.
Emma Smithers, at Brownstown, w. Va,
August 2j.
Mrs. Brown, grandmother Of Fred B.
Lott. Senator Davis Private Secretary,
died at her home in Deer Park, Md.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
Mary Gertrude, daughter Of j. II. q. Get
tv, our esteemed fellow tOwnsman, 70 Mr..
Henry G. Walker, the popular and efficient
agent Of the Cumberland y Pennsylvania
railroad at Piedmont, W. Va. The wed
ding viii take place September Z.
MIR. z. HAYDEN, the new Master Mechan- /
&c. has moved his family and household |
goods this week, from Petersburg TO |
Piedmont
s. ID. Sheets win leave on Monday next !
Tor Ihs mas, W. Va, where he has secured |
work as carpenter for the Davis Coal Com |
pany
w. r. Coon has resigned car inspector
ship and gone into the B. \ 0. shop again.
He is succeeded by Mr.. Martin, hustler
from Parkersburg.
Ches. smith has secured work in the B.
& o. shops.
A I.aidlow. who has been on duty for
tie past five months. expected 70 go TO work
September /, taking his regular run.
Hope Council No. so, Jr. o. A. NJ, will
be instituted az Midland, Md, Sedtemoer
8 bv Jas. A. Mullen, Of Cumberland, state
REPRESENTATIVE, assisted by ID. ~. PARK,
DEPUTY State Councillor Of West Virginia,
and others.