Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-06
KINGWOOD.

KrNrwOOD March 5.-Vhe Young man
arrested on a warrant sworn out BY parties
near BrucetOn, w. Va. and who is IN jail
hero waiting action Of the grand jury, IS
thought to be one of the notorious Cooley
gang. His name is Rufus Myers, sou OF
CLARK Myers, Of Grant district He Is
about 81 years old. and was recognized by
old man NOhe, who was robbed snort
time ago. an account of which was puo-
lished in the REGISTER.
Quite snow fell here Monday morning.
AND laid on most of the week. making good
s!eighing on the east side of the river.
Ihe citizen5 were considerably excited
Tuesday afternoon by the alarm OF nre,
caused by burning hue AT the Central
Hotel.
LENT. 3. NJ. G.. Brown, of the Navy, was
here Wednesday attending the burial OF his
aged mother, who died in Morgantown on
Monday afternoon.
John NJ Crane and wife and p. J. Gro
Gan and Miss Nvra Watson attended the
Barbelor's oall at Oakland Monday night.
Barber James Terrill moved his shop on
Monday 10 the upper room OF crane 5 orlcK
Office, Court House square.
The scarlet fever epidemic has about left
This community No deaths so far from II.
Mrs. Barney L. Hess, nee Bina Williams,
OF Baltimore. is visiting the parental ROOF
ana recuperating from an attack Oh Ia
grippe. -;,. ,.e, 60. ,ho;-
home az Eglon Monday morning after
ouite an extended visit 70 the home OF his
vife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs ID. Z. Me-
Ne noticed Dr.. T o. Edwards, Of Wheel
ING. on our streets this week. The doc
tors presence Is a good anttdote Ior the
blues a laughing crowds always around
him. Ask him ABOUT the lazy uahps
ar u g
drug house, OF ParkersOurg, was visiting
The stores and doctors this week.
Prof Rufus Holden, assisted by some
other. good educator, will teach normal
school here this summer. The Professor
is an excellent teacher, and the prospects
are bright for large school.
The following people from a distance
were here attending the funeral Of Mrs.
Ellen Brown, Wednesday afternoon: Miss
Mary DLle. MesSrs. O. II. and G.. b. Ollie,
Rev. BuckhanuOn, Joseph Moreland, wife
and two children. and /. G.. LaZZell and
wife. of MorgantOwn Mrs. G.. w. Brown,
of Grafton: Lieut.. Il. NJ. q. Brown, OF
Washington CITY: Attorney Charles. r.
Brown. of Cincinnati, and others
Little Lima, aged about six years, daugh-
ter Of Jerome Menear ana granddaughter
Of Col t. W. Monroe, died at her nome IN
this place, Thursday morning AZ o:%O, or
croup, aud was buried at , p. IN. yesterday.
There came near being a fire az the
home OF Senator VIM. NJ. O. Duncan, this
week. The pipe from the heater getting
hot set fire 10 a rug on the floor, and also
cane that was leaning against the pipe.
The ODpOrtune arrival Of Mrs Duncan IN
The room prevented further trouble
Col. X. W Monroe was hastily sum
moned from ROmuey 20 attend the tuneral
OF his granddaughter
William Noff, wife and daughter are Wis
iting the parental roof this week.
For proof that the factiOnal light IN the
Republican ranks Of this county is hot see
some spicy letters in this weeks ArUts, in
terchanCed by prominent representatives
OF the &. O. D. Brethren should dwell to-
gether in unity
Postmaster Felix Elliott, Jr., is having
shelving put up, preparatory 10 having the
Journal stationery store moved TO the post
Ofice
Mrs Jennie Potter has moved her resi-
dence and millinery store TO the upstairs Of
the Albright block.
Miss 'Titia Parks will soon move her
mantua-makers' establishment into the
room now occupied by the Journal station
cry store.
win Smalley left Friday morning for
BuckharnOn, where ne expects 20 get 100
OF working az his tradC-that OF carpenter.
Miss Matte Copeman returned home this
week, after having taught successful
school at ROwlesburg, this winter.