Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-13
MOUNDSVILLE.

There was lively little hitch at the
Council Chamber Friday night that came
near ending in a personal encounter De-
tween two OF the interested parties. Attor'
uev J. x. Mcclure had complained, on be-
half Of the city, against the coal company
tor obstructiug Second street with their
tipples. and the case was set for trial that
evening During a lively coloquoy Johh
d. Brooks, Secretary OF the Company, Dc
came iucensed az some remark made Oy the
Pross cutor, and picking up chair aimed
10 az Mr. McLure's head. Fortunately oy-
ISLANDERS caught the chair IN time ana no
blows were struck.
mir. Perry Tracey died at the residence
of MS sOu-in-law, &. G. Quinn, Friday
night, AGED II years. His funeral VIII take
place to-day. Iuterment in the new Gene
terry.
Louis Edwards, one of our popular young
men, is wing very low with fever.
ID. Shaw, editor Of the Echo, was down 10
SisterSville on a business trip, yesterday.
Warden NJ. Van Pelt and Z. {. Newman
returned, Tuesday night, from Weston,
where they had taken prisoner, named
Thomas Murphy, as a witness IN felony
case pending in Court there.
Ills week will be show week Tor the
lovers OF the comedy drama in this city.
Miss Dot Putnam, supported by strong
company will play the entire weeks en-
gacement. She is charming young
actress, this being her second visit here
this season, aad VIII no doubt receive quite
an ovation.
Judge Campbell was engaged hearing
arguments in Chaucery cases yesterday.
a crowd of young folks from this place
went up 10 Bellaire 10 hear Russell H..
Conweu, Thursday evening.
To-day is quarterly meeting at Simpson
NJ. H. Church. Rev. DR. Fullerton, OF the
Island, preached an eloquent sermon last
evening, and will occupy the pulpit again
this morning at 1880 and this evening at
Mrs c. A. Weaver entertained mum
Der of Young folks last evening, IN honor OF
Miss Ioiie McCaskey, VINO is visiting
here from Pittsburg.
Miss Cora Walton entertained a number
Of her invited friends at cards, ut her home
on Seventh street, Wednesday evening.
Refreshments were served at a SeaSOnaOle
hour. after which the amUsements were re-
sumed until the time of departure.
j. W. Gallagher, Jr., who had his foot
mashed between two freight cars last Sat
urday, is rapidly improving He will be
able 20 be out in few days.
ID. l.. Logan is constructing a new ware
house on seventh street. III VIII NC t"O
stories. thirty by fifty feet.
The EpwortA League of them. E. Church
are making preparations for musical and
literary entertainment, which they intend
giving in Masonic Hall April 10. II Will
be a rare treat in this line.
Aninlant child Of Prof. w. :. Freed died
the fore part of the week. Its remains
were "a en- TO Fork Ridge for burial.
Miss Laura Conner has returned from
pleasant visit 10 Miss Clara Baker.
j Alex. Ewing attended supper given
bv the Jr O. U. 4. NJ. at Cameron last
SATURDAY evening.
u II. Francis will move his general store
into the building lately purchased from
simon Bars Sons sometime during the
coming week.
The Fl Wayne Electric Company will
put iu the duplicate dynamo AZ the electric
light plant. They win begin work at once.
Miss Nettie D0b0ius has returned 10 her
home in Wheeling after pleasant visit TO
friends here.
win 4. Bursides, advance agent for Dot
Putnam is CHARTERED at the Henrietta
House.