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

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shops shut DOR
to give their emk
! until after the Four
John T. McGraw hs
for the Petersburg
number Of our local horse
tend the Clarksburg anoS
races the 4th.
Hon. Leland Kittle and wife, *
returned to this point yesterday IL
cago, where they went TO toe DemCk
convention, aud are the guests Of frien%
town for few days.
The State Teachers Association con-
Tenes here Tuesday for three days ses-
sion.
Irwin Rowland, machinist, left for Colum-
bus, Ohio, last night, where he goes TO en-
gage permanently in his trade.
Misses Irene and Blanche Sheats left
Friday TO spend the summer with friends
IN Philadelphia and New York.
Lieut.. FLOYD w. Harris, who has been
visiting his mother in Barbour county, was
calling on friends in town to-day. The
Lieutenant sails for Europe the 18th, on 9
special mission to Belgium, in the interest
Of U. S. Military affrirs.
ATTORNEY Sam Musgrove left to-day to
pend the Fourth with his parents at F'ris-
20, in Marion county. y
L. B. Davis. foreman of the Leader office,'
will spend Sunday with relatives at Lett
Creek, Hrrrison county.
Miss Myrtle Gigly is assisting In the
news store of Thos. Finch & Co.
The Kickapoo Indians are located IN
West Grafton and attracting large crowds
each night to witness their splendid play.
Two small children of Chas. Stoetzerfe't
lof the East End, died Thursday night OF
ldiphtheria, and will be buried to-day.
The City Band will give picuic at the,
Park on the Fourth. NJ
The boys have put the park in excek2
lent shape and promise all who attend
royal good time. -
Mrs. Anna Clayton and daughter. Miss
HELEN, left Thursday for an extended
visit to Baltimore.
The last of the parties who were placed
In Jail for Illicit retailing are out.
i,he funeral of Matthias Cassell took
place at the Lutheran Church Friday att
ernoon, and was largely attended. The
deceased was a German by birth. came TO
this country fifty-fve years ago, having
resided in this town thirty-five years. He<
was ninety wears old and leaves larA/
circle of friends and relatives.
Samuel Carothers left Saturday for
Omaha to attend the Peoples party con-
vention that convenes there next Mon
day. -,
The delegation of Y. r. S. OF G. E. viii
leave for New York Tuesday morning.
They will 60 in O special car which Will be
decorated with appropriate emblems.
Misses Ada and Carrie Sinsel returned
Friday from an extended visit TO friends In
Randolph county.
Quite a number Of ice wagons are run
ming and should the hot weateer rem ain
there will be no end TO the number OF deal
ers in the commodity, yet it has been very
scarce article here in the past on account
of the failure of the ice plant TO run regu-
larly.
No industry in our town seems TO be do
ing a better business than the bottling
works. 1t requires an almost day and night
force to supply the demand for their exy
cellent brand of mineral water.
The old public school building has been
torn down and workmen will begin at once
to rebuild, so that the new building will
be ready by the time school opens next
fall.
Justice Guards Court has been on
boom for some time. Constable Glasscock
and TWO specials are kept busy.