Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10
MOUNDsVILLE.

MISS Julla Barley has returned from a
VISIT 70 friends in Bcllaire
The pTotracted mesting at the NJ. L.
church commenced again last Wednesday
evening. Rev. Grimes intended to have
the meeting In the early part Of the season,
but had TO suspend on account of the seri'
Gus illness Of his wife The meeting thus
Tar has been well attended and the church
goers are manifesting great interest To
make II success, which it will no doubt
be.
Mrs. 3. T, Meighen returned Friday
rom pleasant visit TO Chicago.
q. ). McFaddeu is placing a new front
In his business house on Seventh street,
occupied by Griffin, the tailor.
Miss Amy Chapman entertained a num-
Der Of her friends in q charming manner at
her home on Third street, Tuesday even
ing last. There were eight couple present.
Misses Maggie and Cora Walton, and
MeSSrs. j. W. Gallaher and Willis Parkin-
son attended the production of Jack Roy
al at the Opera House, in Wheeling, on
Wednesday evening.
Thomas Cats has been confined to his
room with the grip for the past week.
The directors of the Farmers and
Mechanics Bank are negotiating with
Samuel Dorsey for the purchase of the
brick building situated on the southwest
corner OF Jefferson avenue and Third
street, now occupied by Charles d. Guth-
RE as a confectionery. They desire to
locate their banking house in that section
of the city, and should they get that build
ing, intend 20 remodel it and put in a new
vault and burglar proof safe, and all the
latest bank equipments. They expect 10
close negotiations in few days
Arlington Academy is on a sure founda-
ton, and will make somewhat Of n stir
when 10 opens. The prospects are that 10
will start of with at least one hundred
pupils. The only drawback is the finding
Of a suitable location in which
70 open until the permanent quar-
ters which they contemplate building
are furnished and ready for occupancy
The managers have been looking around
over town and have about determined on
the WOOdburn property on North Jetfer-
son avenue. Should they be so fortunate
as to secure the building il will make an
excellent academy. The building is large
and airy, and with but little remOdeling
can be so arranged as to make very COM
Portable quarters. We understand they
ask 5000 for the property.
Thursday evening County Clerk Lewis
went home afflicted with all the eXcrutiat-
ing pains the flesh Is heir to, when it has a
genuine case of the grip. He failed to re-
port for duty next morning and has been
confined 70 his room ever since. He's got
il bad.
The young ladies, who are inclined to
trip the light fantastic, are getting up
Leap Year party which promises 70 surpass
anything yet attempted this season. The
girls wanted to keep il secret yet awhile,
and of course they knew how TO keep II,
but somehow the public got to know RI
about il in an incredibly short time. Nnen
the BOYS got up the New Years ball they
thought they had something nice, and they
had But it was left to the young
ladies TO successfully plan out
the leading social event of this leap
wear. The date fixed for this gathering is
January Goth, and the place, the rooms OIL
the Newport Club The young ladies met
in the parlOrs Of the Mounds City Hotel,
and organized by electinig Miss LYDIA
Logan. president; Miss Lizzie Mct'adden,
vice president and Miss Kate Martin,
secretary. Committees on arrangements,
invitation, and programme were also APP
pointed 10 make all the necessary arrange
mepts. They will secure either the Opera
House orchestra or Prof. KiQmyer TO play.
Jack Flennigan, father-in-law OF Ed.
T,ohr. the barber, died az his home IN the
country and was buried Friday forenoon.
Attorney j. Alex Ewing is confined 10
his room with Ia grippe.
The Melville Comedy Company will APP
near at the Opera House Monday evening
in Tod. the Girl Detective" and TUESDAY
evening they will produce The Mine
King" The show is represented as hrsI
class.
Tho society known as the "Merry School
Girls'' gave an entertainment al the nome
of Miss Nellie Roberts, wednesday even
ing About thirty were present MOUNDS
#HvWTW nNaIE q
vile certainly eNcels IN pretty girls IuSO
budding into wOmanhood -.-,
DR. r. L. AshbrOOk is attending speclaI
conrse of lectures ut the POlycllnicla Hos
pital, in Philadelphia.
Messrs. BOgard and Hood, TWO young
men Of Cameron, have opened oaroGr
sbOn in the room formerly occupied oy D.
Is. Hooton as law ONCE. ~,
7 r. Bardall will in the spring oulld
loco and cournodiCus frame dwelling on
tine lots purchased by him from w. W.
Smith on Fifth street.
L NJ Lewis and T. ]. Parsons have
Leased their lots on Fifth street TO BeiIalre
narties for a lumber yard;
Tbe Cooking Club met Wednesday even
ing
Misses Florence and Laura Mcclure, two
reRned Young ladies from tostorla' ~
booi., keeper and stenographer at the Eos
toria glass house, are boarding Win MIS-
n a Jones. on jefferson avenue,
e. A. Weaver add w. 3. Humphreys
have returned from Chicago where tney
,,'s,., attending a banquet given by the
W " S'.,,or,rcalrers Of America. MIR. Hum
, - responded TO the toast, IS unny
The The shipping clerk Of the Fostoria Glass
C,--..,,,,,,. y,as taken very i'll with hemor-
rS U e Of the lungs, and left for his home In
FoStoria this week. -, $500, ,,,,r
,,oseS less than nine months ago for Sl,6OO
S Sas All been disposed OF. The sales
a trrS 10 the neat little sum OF -, 29U.
+ q. Israll will shortly CONSTRUCT
tvvelve-room house on JEFFERSON avenue up
nosite Richard Terrell.