Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-11
NEIGHBORHO0D.
WHAT HAS BEEN GOING On IN NEARBY
TOWNS THE PAST WEEK.
6cial Affairs, Happenings and Events Of Local
Interest Gathered by Register Reporters
Readable Resume Of the News
MOUNDsyILLE.

MOUNDSyiLLE.
Miss Moss Woods viii leave in a few
laws for an extended visit TO Cleveland, o.,
Where she viii be the guest OF the family OF
DR.. Julius King.
Miss Rena Elliott, Of New Martinsville,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs j. J.. Parkinson.
Thos Downing leaves in q few days Tor
She University of Maryland, where nc WILL
attend medical lectures.
J. Il. Burley & Bro, architects, have
competed the drawings and specifications
Tor the new shoe factory which is 10 ne To-
Gated on the NJ Nj. a NJ Co.'s addition,
near the cotton factory. The building IS 10
he a three story brick with basement, and
IS 10 be In dimensions lONl4O. IL is 70 De or
the latest style of architecture, with al
modern improvements bf& Will 90 re-
ceived in a few days and contracts let Tor
its construction. 1T is the intention or the
company 70 begin the manufacture OF lOOJ
gear by early spring.
Il. W. ParkingOu has been appointed in
the postOfiice by Postmaster Hammond.
Miss lizzie Slender, of New MartinSVille,
Is visiting the Misses Halpin, on Tenth
street.
Thursday evening party Of young folks
boarded the evening accommodation Tor
Glendale, 70 spend the evening with Miss
their fare for that place, but when they
reached their destination ne refused 10
stop the train, and carried them on 70 JlmS
Run. where he put them OF about night
fall, and they We're compelled TO tramp u
back, distance of over two miles. They
speak ia any way but respectful at the
discourteOus manner in which they were
treated by the conductor.
We aret have circus on the 22d, when
Il. In rrnf
To Judge by the way the town has been
billed with flaming posters, the small boy
and his dad will enjoy holiday.
Miss Mary Bruce, who has been lying
dangerously III for the past two weeks at
Wellsburg, was reported some better yes
terday. Her father and mother are still
with her.
Quite a number Of young folks from this
place attended the matinee at Wheeling
yesterday afternoon, returning or the
evening train.
The remains Of Mr.. Perry Harris, who
died i'm Allegheny last Thursday morning,
will arrive here to-day. His funeral will
tax place from the NJ. L. Church this even
ing az 4 O'Clock. Interment at Mt. Rose
cemetery.
Pa, is visiting Miss Maggie walton on
Mrs Hunter. nee Miss Annie Lalxin, Of
Huntington, is the guest Of Miss Ella
Quarterly Meeting will be held at the
M. II. Church to-day. Presiding Elder
Mick will preach at 1880 and in the even
ing. at which time he will administer Sac
rament. The Presiding Elder moved MS
family here this week, and Will mere
In the future.
Hon. J. NJ. Stump, member of the Legis-
lature from Calhoun county, was the dis
tinguished guest Of ). Q. Barr last week.
Rev. j. Il. Taylor and wife are visiting
Mrs. TaylOr's parents at Winchester Nlr-
Einia. They wall DO gone about q month.
Miss Efie Roberts, of Cincinnati, Is the
charming guest of Miss Clara Baker.
The grading of Eighth street should be
graded from Lafayette 10 Jefferson avenue.
This would then be one OF tue most import
ant streets in town, instead Of remaining IN
the unsightlv condition II is now in. The
dirt could be easily used in filling up the
low portions of the street, where stagnant
water now stands, and 10 IS a very small
cost 10 the city.
SuDt. Wolfe has promised TO place anight
operator in the telephone exchange prOvld-
ing five more subsCrl Oers can De procured.
A night operator would be q great cOnven-
fence to the patrons OF the phone ana III IS
20 be hoped that the additional Subscribers
will be forthcoming, AS IL is now we have
no telephone connection after O'Clock IN
the evening.
The cotton factory will begin full opera
lions on the 18th, wuen they viii commence
turning out a full line Of cotton goods.
They will employ about thirty hands at the
start and increase the force as the business
increases.
Moundsville sent her usual large delega-
tiCn 10 the Fair on Thursday.
The first campaign bet OF ten dollars
that Davis will be the next Governor, was
promptly accepted by one Of MacCorkle's
admirers
III. Buxley left Saturday for Lehigh
University, where he will re-enter college.
Robt. Humphreys viii enter Washington
Jefferson this season.
Mrs V. y. Coc6ayne has purchased
handsome surrey from the Moundsville
carriage factory.
Dr. j. J. Richardson is attending the
prisoners at the State institution in the
absence Of the regular physician, Dr. G..
w. Bruce.
Al. Boremau, Of Parkersburg, has been
spending the week in the city, the guest Of
J. ". GRllaher.