Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-08-30
MOUNDsvILLE.

Miss Mildred Glow, Of Pittsburg, is Wis
iting her cousins, the Misses Cockayne, at
Valley Farm.
DE-. Phillips, Secretary of the Camp
Meeting Association, removed his family
back to Wheeling yesterday after spending
the summer on the grounds.
Mrs. j. Gallaher, Misses Carrie and
Daisy Cockayn, and Mildred Glow, OF
Pittsburg, Clara Baker, Ella and Lizzie
McFadden, and Messrs. j. C.Simpson, Jr.,
Harry Brown, and j. w. Gallaher, Jr., at
tended Keene's production of Louis XII
at the Opera House in Wheeling, Thurs
day evening.
Misses Maggie and Cora Walton left
yesterday for Washington, Pa, Pittsburg
and other cities. They expect to be gone
about six weeks.
An excursion from this place Tuesday
They are expected home to-day.
Mrs. Skinner aud daughter, Miss Jea-io,
of Cincinnati, who have been spending the
summer on the camp grounds and with
Mrs. SINNERS parents, Col. and Mrs. j..
n Lockwood, left Tuesday on the steamer
keystone for Marietta, where they will
visit for q few weeks before returning
home.
Mrs. Robt. McEldowney, Of New Mar
tinsville, left yesterday for her home after
a pleasant visit to friends here
Miss Mary Cross, OF Columbus, ONO, is
visiting Miss Mary Gray, on Seventh
street.
Miss Minnie Clarke, who has been the
guest of the family Of VIM. Fitzsimmons,
has returned to her home at Maxtonsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drew Dorsey and two child
rem. of Pittsburg, are visiting Mrs. Dor
seyis father, j. F. Burnley, in the First
ward. a.,
Monday evening and was buried Tuesday.
Will st. Clair and his brother-in-law, Ed.
Kirkbride, were down from PittsburK call
ing on friends last Sabbath.
Mrs. D. b. Evans is visiting her parents
near Philadelphia.
Miss Lotto Wolf, of Graysville, is the
euest of her numerous friends here.
Miss Maud Heir, of Bellaire, has return
ed home after a pleasant visit 70 the Misses
Koontz, on Jackson avenue.
Mrs. Bruce Hall, of New Martinsville
was the guest Of friends here this week.
The Republicans are making prepare
tons for grand basket picnic and bar
becue. to be held on the grounds of the
Prohibition Assembly next Saturday. Il
the weather is favorable, and Providenc,
does not say nay, they expect an audience
of several thousand TO be present Hon
Roswell c. Horr. Of Michigan, said TO b,
one of the most brilliant speakers In tn,
country, will be present, and deliver al
address at O'clock in the afternoon. Tn,
OK roast and dinner will be free to every
body.
Prosecuting Attorney B. +. Meighen at
tended the funeral Of the late Col Gusts
Of West Liberty, on Thursday.
The Higgs farm, situated near FRANKLIN
Station, on the Ohio River railroad, wa
sold at commissioners sale at the from
door of the court house yesterday. Cyru
Higge was the purchaser, for the sum o
q, 500 The Lintsay property, situated a
the mouth Of Grave Greek. just south O
town, was also offered for sale, and run
to three thousand dollars, when the sal
was adjourned for two weeks
Judging from the number of deeds lef
for record in the County Clerks office thi
, week, there has been q large ouantit
changed hands, and some OF IL at price
which are very reasonable. The value q
property has. moro than doubled in som
parts of town in the last year, and fror
present prospects will do better than tha
in the next year TO come. There are
, number Of good sites which will prove
bonanza for investors In real estate. Tw
more transfers Of city lots werermade We.
terday which have not yet been recorded
! The inal examination Of applicants 10
teachers certificates will be held az ID
school building next Tuesday and Wedue,
, day. County Superintendent Rine an
Profs. Williams and Powell will condu.
? the examination.