Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-17
MoUNDsyILLE.

Miss Annie Sunderland, one Of the teach
ers at Martins Ferry, is spending Saooath
at her home in this city.
Miss Laura Lindsay, who has been in
philadelphia for the past two years, has re-
turned home on a visit.
Henry Metzger, of Pittsburg, General
Manager, and NJ X. Wolf, of Wheeling,
Superintendent of the Telephone Ex-
change. were in the city this week.
Mrs. Newton Linch, one OF the lady man
ayers of the Worlds fair, addressed a large
audience at the Court House Thursday
evening. During her stay in the city sue
was entertained by Mrs. 5. w. Mathews.
The officers and teachers of the Nj. l..
Sunday school last Thursday evening pre-
sented J. G.. Bardall with handsome and
valuable easy chair as a token of their high
appreciation and esteem for him as their
Superintendent. The presentation was
made by Rev. G.. w. Grimes and was re-
sponded TO by the donee in a few well
chosen remarks, kindly thanking them Tor
the gift. 4 spacious collation. was served
to which all the guests partook heartily.
The evening was pleasantly passed IN con-
versBtion and il was late hour when the
company wished their host and hostess
pleasant adeu and left for their respective
homes.
Samuel johnson, an 1S-year-old convict,
died at the prison and was buried yester-
day. Rev. Crimes preached the funeral
sermon.
While D. L. Heiskel was grszing one OF
his blooded horses at Glendale, Friday, the
animal suddenly became vicious and
kicked him on the thigh and arm. Mr..
Heiskell was unable to walk, and was car
ried into the house Of Robert Dorf, where
a physician was called In the evening he
was taken TO his home IN Wheeling.
Ed. Lohr has a handsome new barber
sign in front OF his place Of Business on
jefferson avenue.
Miss Annie Ewing is now convalescent
after a severe siege of the typhoid fever.
w. d. Alexander is laying the founda-
ton for a commodious new dwelling on
Tomlinson avenue.
The j. a. Schwok Company, which en-
barked in the furniture business on
Seventh street, last week, have sold their
stock to ThOs. Matthews and w. =. Gray,
who will carry on the business under the
firm name of Matthews 81 Cry. They are
both young men of push, and we hope they
may succeed.
Some of the residents are cleaning OF
the streets in front of their property, which
is very commendable, and II is hoped the
remainder Of the population will profit by
their example and do likewise. During
the winter season our streets present avery
untidy appearance, and they should not be
allowed to remain in that condition as
spring approaches. Let everybody help TO
make the streets and placements look neat
and tidy appearance.
The Pat MalOney Irish Comedy Com
pany is billed for the Opera House Tues
day night. Pat is the wittiest commcdian it
has been our lot to meet, and is warranted
TO give more fun in the three hours per-
Torrance than any company that has WIS.,
tied this city this season.
The semi-yearly report Of the Home
Building and Loan Association shows a
net gain of 1913 per cent. to date. The As
ISOLATION has been running eighteen
months.
There was a wedding in town yesterday.
The contracting parties were Francis How,
a resident Of Woodlands, in this county,
and Miss Ola Miner. Of the same place.
The nuptial knot was tied by Rev. c. w.
Grimes, at his PASTORAL residence, on
Seventh street After receiving congratu-
lations the happy couple left for their
home down the river, from whence they
came. The young lady was accompanied
by her father.
The sheriff Of Wood county brought up
one prisoner TO the-pen this week.
James Sigafoose and Lee Lowe each
sport a new safety bicycle.