Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-03
MOUNDsyILLE.

ed east of the city limits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Grimes and
daughter, Maud, left for Mountain Lake
Friday, to spend short vacation during
the heated term.
Sylvester Criswell and James Ryan VIII
leave Monday on visit to Niagara Faus'
Mr.. Charles G.. Newman and vile are VS.
iting relatives in Elkins, w. Va, to be abb
sent week or so.
Criswell q knight received the contract
for painting the new B. g. o. depot at
Glendale.
Louis Velton, City Marshal. was trans
ferred from his home to the Sisters Hos
pital, Wheeling, Monday. The sym pathy
of the entire population is with him and
it is hoped that superior hospital treatment
will restore his former strength.
VIM. Groves, general manager OF the
Mutual Life Insurance Company, was a
guest in the city Friday.
The Mound City cornet band, under the
leadership OF John Thomson, will visit
Darlington, O., on the Fourth, under the
auspices of the knights OF Pythias OF that
place.
A branch of the Royal Order OF Goats, a
similar organization 10 that OF the Owls OF
Wheeling. was organized Wednesday,
Messrs. w. A FELTON, and H. G. Mooney,
of Wheeling, acting as officers Of installa-
ton. Chas. Bosk was made p. q. g.; VIM.
Burley, Secretary, and +. l.. Gray, Treas
urer Their object is similar to that OF
ordinary clubs. 1t is their intention to
furnish their rooms with splendid IL
brary.
Harry Waters will leave to-day Sun
day) to visit his parents in Fostoria, ..
Samuel Lanhardt left for Deer Park
Saturday to while away several weeks
hunting and fishing.
John G. Simpson, Sr, who was stricken
with paralysis some time ago is improving
quite slowly, in consequence OF three SINH
lar attacks since his first affection. Fort
unately they were not severe, and MS many
friends, who are legion, hope for his recov-
cry.
Miss Virginia Kerr, of Wellsburg, who
has returned from visiting her brother,
who holds place in the Fostoria Glass
Works, has returned home.
Miss Jessie Vance, Of Wheeling, has
been visiting her friend, Miss Jennie
Fountain, of Western avenue.
The Fostorla Glass Works shut down
Thursday, for six weeks. The many good
natured fellows who comprise the person
mel of the place, will seek recreation until
recalled to duty.
Bill McGrannaghan, John McIntee, and
John Fullat, members Of the famous big
TO-" Twill be joined by their companions in
the piscatorial art from Findlay, Eos
toria and elsewhere, and sojourn on Mar
ietta Island in search Of fish and turtles,
until work resumes.
The short stay in our midst OF Rev.
Easle Whitley, Of Bethany, has been at
tended by great interest and profit To
begin with, in his little alteration with
Rev. Snodgrass in reference to the defni-
tions of the Greek word bdpttzO, commonly
translated in the New Testament baptize,
he achieved a signal victory and plainly
showed that be knew what he was talking
about when the Methodist preacher con-
tradicted him. He was too much for Rev.
Snodgrass.
Since that time Mr.. Wiley has been
holding a meeting in the Christian Church,
in spite Of the bitter and disgraceful war
fare waged upon him by two bigoted, I'M
scrupulous members OF his own church,
who edit the Gospel Echo. There have been
quite a number added TO the church
during the last ten days. Wiley is an
able and fearless, yet kind and courteous
preacher Of the gospel, and may count his
friends here by the score, while the unholy
conduct of mis- two assailants is condemned
on every hand.
Tuesday night Mr.. Whitley, assisted by
Miss Seliars, Of Bellaire, and the local or
chestra, gave most enjoyable entertain
ment at the hall, which was unusually well
attended. Mr.. Wiley is the best elocu-
zionist we have ever heard. Miss Sellars
made hit, and was warmly received.
1t is to be hoped that Mr.. Wiley will
often visit our place, where he viii always
be warmly welcomed.
The match game played between
a.. I'd l1ox rv,fo ~, he Y,.f
day evening was won by the former, the
best two out of three SETS Long and loud
was the applause when the game ended.
The Frogs deserve much credit. Although
young in the game, they are hot TO
handle.
The Mound City base ball club went to
Clarington yesterday afternoon to cross
bats with the team Of that place.
Arch Moffat, Of your city, is the guest Of
Capt. Robert N. Humphrey.
The Fostoria Glass Works shut down
for the summer Thursday night at twelve
o'clock.
Mr. ]. K. Graham, Agent at B. & o..
depot, bought the fast driving horse lately
owned by A. Il. Price.
William Cheadle's tailoring establish
ment was robbed Of about 500 worth Of
clothing last week.
Mrs. G.. w. Grimes and daughter have
gone to Mt. Lake Park, for a part Of the
summer.
The Silver Leaf Fishing Club leave on
the 18th for Wheeling Greek. They will
stay about ten days.
Miss Effie Bardall left Friday morning
for Mt. Lake Park.
Miss Lutte Hicks was the guest of Mrs.
W. d. Dunn this week.
Misses Laura Martin, Maud Jefferson,
Laura Purdy, Mollie Parks, Edna Thomp-
son, Daisy Hunter, and Clara Hicks,
Messrs. Rev. LetherbY, Will Wade, Evan
G.. Roberts, Charles McPeck, and George
Dorsey, composed merry crowd that pic
nicked at Potts Mills, Wednesday.
Mr.. C.. G.. Newman and wife and son are
spending the heated season at Elkins.
Mr.. Chas- r. Oldhour and wife are visit
ing Mrs. Oldhour's parents, at Winchester,
Mrs. Mary Motto. Of Cambridge, o., is
the guest OF her son, Oscar Wright.
Lee Hoy, the laundryman, was robbed OF
about e. Wednesday evening Some small
bows are suspected of the theft
Miss May McCluskey, Of Cameron, Is
the guest of her brother, Bruce McClus-
KEY. of Seventh street
Quite a number Of our young people viii
attend the races at New MartInsville the
Fourth.
Miss Moliie Gamble. while out riding
Friday evening, was thrown from her pony,
severely injuring her foot.
Judge Shaw. Of the Echo force, has
been indisposed for tAe past week.
The MoundsYille fe ball club went TO
Darlington yesterd md defeated the
home club BY SEQ to4 The Tea
tnre Of tho game Iey's fine pitch
ing