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

PmpuoNr.W. Va. April l6-J. T. Craw-
ford and JAS. r. Dayton Of heyser were IN
town yesterday.
Allen n. Darr Of Buckhannon, Upshur
county arrived here Thursday evening on "a
short visit
Up. White cashier of the Terra Alta
Bank was iu town Thursday.
Chas. Spouseler OF Indian spring, WASH
county Md, returned 90 town wednesday
He has secured W0r6 lu PledmonJ SHOPS,
Or JAS a. Miller OF WcstcrupQrt, Who
has been absent nom town several months
Tor his health. is expected home Monday.
He mas almost fully regalued his usual
good health.
rs. 81. Williams who has been sick for
the past two weeks rs out again.
Thomas Carr of MOrgantOWu, arrived
TUESDAY on a visit 20 his daughters, Mrs,
J.. Parr. Mrs. III. O.. Thrush and Mrs. D..
VIII Davis. Heis Just recovering from
severe illness.
Newark, o., who has been visiting ms
mother on Brick Row. left for home on
Tuesday
Charles G. Forbes, solicitor for the
Washington Post was canvassins the town
for several days this week IN the interest
OF that paper
ID. r.. Heskitt was in Heyser Monday
evening
Prof o. II. Bruce, Grand Reporter OF the
Knights of Honor, attended the Grand
Lodge meeting at Elizabeth this week, re-
turning home Thursday
John T.. Oliver, of MartinsOurg, IS visit
ing his sons. Geo. W. Oliver
ID. W. Aueudor leaves Saturday for Rom
uev, where DE has secured employment
DR. A. 1T. Fredl0cI, Of Elklns, visited
his father, IL. Il. FredlOck, on Friday.
O.. W. CLARK. OF Homecoming, was ia town
Sunday enroute for Baltimore.
The body Of Blaine McCroby, the boy
killed by the cars Sunday evening was
taken to- Mt. Lake Park Monday and
buried there on Tuesday.
Harry. son of H. ID. Jameson, deceased.
died Wednesday evening of typhoid fever.
Axe as years. Buried Friday at = p. m.
Vim H.uebaugh, Examiner Of Garrett
Go. Schools visited Westernport Public
SchoO. Saturday.
IA Democratic campaign club was or
fgauiZei here Saturday night last elecung
Nthe following officers, viz. j. WV. Davis,
President. II. =. Hype. Vice Presldeutr
g.. W. Harrison, Secretary, j. w. hnO-
Ian. Assistant Secretary; Martin Iierney,
Treasurer Next meeting April 20 IN the
Council Chamber.
J.P.A Cullen is in Baltimore.
Pat Maloney's Comedy Company was
the attraction at the Opera House Tuesday
evening.
j. vs.. Furthmau moved to Back street
and R05ar, Pippiu Jo Brick row this week.
The Piedmont Building * Loan AssOCla-
ton elected the following directors Sat-r-
fOay night. h. - Minsnau, h. o.. Fred
. lock. p. $. HYDE. IL. ". WhitwOrth, O. II.
Bruce. John w. Davis and O.. u. Wagner.
The West Virginia Central Railway Will
resume Sunday trains on April 10. The
regular fare VIII be charged unless an eN-
CurSi0u is given.
The Piedmont Times has put in larger
press, and the paper has come out IN
larger form.
Tue Piedmont Herald has put in an en-
CINE 20 do their work.
The owners expect to publish the Pythidn
Banner 10 Piedmont soon, instead OF az
Terra Alta
Louis Mansbacb has returned from an
extensive southern trip.
''-- excitement across the river caused
aa rum0r thdt "a man had been murder
I'd, has subsidized.
August Doodch, who was missing, has
turned up IN Baltimore He oummed a
freight train 10 Baltimore, stopping two
days there with a Mr. kaGusky, whose son
Charles works iu the pulp m,L
L. T. jameson and wife went % Baltl-
more. Monday, 90 attend the funeral of her
sister. Mrs. D.. Il. ICir6elG
james Fleming has sold his interest in
the business of Fleming Eppier 90 Frank
EDpier, who will continue the business.
The Piedmont shops closed down Thurs
day evening" ru Monday, Co give tde men
-Cn Easter holiday rest