Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-17
NEIGHB0RH00D.
WHAT HAS BEEN GOING on IN NEARBY
Towns TIE PAST WEEK
Soeid AEairS Happenings and Events Of Local
Interest Gathered by Register Reporters.
Readable Resume Of the News
RowLEsBURs.

RowLrsRuRg. w. Va, July l6-Miss
Cecil Peters, Of Grafton, made snorJVlSlt
10 friends in town this week.
Miss Jnlia Gilmore is visiting ner slS0eri
Mrs H. J. Malone, az Pocatelo, toaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Stoer, Walter Stoer
and Miss Maggie Udick, OF Phllaoelpnla.
are spending the summer az the cottage OF
Mr.. StOer near town.
Miss Mary Malloy, Of Bellaire, Ohio, IS
visiting friends here.
Miss Mile Clark, one Of the teachers OF
the BuckhannOn Academy, IS vlslng ner
ulster, Mrs. j. Q. HOOton.
T. j. Dunn left one day this week 70 see
his brother Martin, who Is dangerously III
with tvphoid fever al GlenwOOd, Pa.
Misses MOllie Wheeler, Lizzie Houser
and Myrtle Cornell are spending q lew
weeks at Mt. Lake Park.
AT the onvention held at kingwood on
Monday, u. A. Conn, Z. w. hosier,
j. j. Hunter and j NJ Buckner, OF this
place, were appointed delegates aad alter
mates respectively from this district 70 the
State Convention 70 Je held az Parker5-
burg on the 27th inst
Mrs. W. III. Jamis0n and son harry are
visiting Mrs. A. j. Hale.
Mrs DR. NJ n. PrOudtOot IS sick with
typhoid fever. Shels improving slowly
Mr.. and Mrs. HOOten, or Baltimore, are
visiting friends in town.
Miss Fisher, of Cumberland, IS the
guest Of Miss Cora SmOuSe.
Messrs. VIII and James Daley lett on
Wednesday for Bird City, Kansas, where
they are TO purchase farm and move IN q
short time.
j. w. Hardesty and wife, or BucShanon
are visiting friends here.
Miss L0ttie Wheeler was visiting at
Grafton last week
Nessrs. George and Albert Lawton are
spending the summer with their parents
who reside near town. George IS employ
ed ia the signal service at Omaha, Neo,,
and Albert is an engineer on the b. y y,
between Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Miss Pearl Lawden, OF Buckhannon,
was here a few days last week visiting
friends
The Earnest Helper a big weekly paper
which has been published ere Tor the past
year by Rev. A. B. RohrbOugh has sus-
pended publication.
r.. r. Delbrugge. Of Belaire, o., was in
town a lew days last week.
The telephone line between here and 81.
George is being rapidly constructed. Men
are now at work on both ends Of the line
and it is expected 10 will be in working or
der oy the middle OF August.
Camden SOmmers, OF ClarkSburg, candl-
date for the nomination OF AupitOr on the
Democratic ticket, was ia town on Monday
looking after his interests
j. T. Muear, ole St. George, was here
one day this week 10 the interest OF the st.
George ROwlesburg telephone line.
The fishing season here seems 70 be get
ting at it's best Nearly every day there
are fishing parties going up the famous
Cheat 70 angle for its abundant supply of
bass, salmon and catfish. On Thursday
party of four returned up the river with a
string of fish weighing $50 pounds, and
they had been out only two days
N. j. Conf and his sister, Miss Della,
spent a day this week at Mt. Lake Park,
the guests of Mrs. John A. Howard and
Miss Maggie Howard, Of Wheeling, who
are spending the summer there.
Miss SaOina Fleming, of NewburS.
a teacher I'm one OF the Baltimore schools,
accompanied by her cousins, Misses Mamie
Mcclure and Saoina BOyles, Of New
Haven, Conn, spent Tuesday in town, the
A Of Miss Maggie Dunn
company j., West Virginia National
Guards. viii leave on Tuesday morning for
Parkersburg, where tne annual encamps
ment is 20 be held.