Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-13
KINGWoOD.

KINGwoOD, June 11.-Messrs. j. w.
Parks and j, A. Martin returned home
from Baltimore last Sunday.
Rev. Geo. II. McGrew, OF New Hork
CITY, arrived here last Saturday 10 see his
mother, who is quite sick
Children's DAY was observed al
AlbrightSville NJ. +. Church Sunday. The
beautiful and appropriate programme was
efficiently carried Out-the young tolks
doing exceedingly well in all their parts
The church was tastefully decorated with
flowers, wreaths of evergreen, and many
cages OF fine singing birds.
A travelling cout0rtionist gave free eX-
hibition on the streets here Saturday,
drawing an immense crowd. His perform
ance was remarkable, shWing him TO be
professional. He passed the hat and col
lected about ten dollars.
Several Of the masonic brethren OF this
place expect 10 60 to Fairmont Wednesday
the 18th inst, to help the Grand lodge lay
the cornerstone Of the new Normal school
building, at p. m. OF that date.
Misses Addie and Lillian Morris start
Thursday for Vineland, n. j., on three
weeks visit to friends. They will stop In
Washington and Baltimore for few days.
Mrs. Cam Lautz aud her brother-in-law,
Lewis LautZ, came TO town Thursday, Mr..
Cam LautZ having preceded his wife few
DAYS, preparing house in which to move.
The MesSrs LautZ are now our butchers
and promise TO furnish only trst-class
oeef, &c, for masticstiou.
The Misses Morris gave a strawberry
supper to some of their young friends
Wednesday evening
Mr. Whitley, OF +. W. Banner x Co,
of Wheeling, was here this week tuning pi-
amos and was quite busy for several days.
MrRoy c. Stone, postal clerk, is home
this week recuperating, preparatory to re-
turning to work next week.
Mr. Worley assures US that his hotel,
the Gordon, will be opened the 22nd inst,
for the accommodation of guests, all OF
which the many friends Of his house will
oe glad TO know,
Mr.. McGibbous, son OF w. H. McGib-
bons, Of Bruceton, was here several days
this week, calling on his best girl. That
Rowlesburg gent had best look out or he
will get left.
Messrs. Tom Frye, Tom Cooke, Lyde
Smith and other commercial travellers were
calling on our merchants this week.
Miss May Morgan is Singing the 'Iocal"
Quill on the Argus, in the absence OF her
brother, th e editor, and is 20 be compli-
mented for the manner in which she keeps
that paper up TO its standard as good To-
cal paper.
Mrs. Jacob Welch, of Albrightsyille, re-
turned Thursday from Baltimore where
she had been In a hospital undergoing
treatment Her many friends will be nap
py 10 know that she has been so far helped
that she can now walk, something she had
not done for IS years.
Mr.. j. 81. Flsnnigan and family, Of Ter
"a Alta, were here Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Flanagan is the tonsorial artist Of his
town. He was here TO buy lot in Terra
Alta Of Mr., j. NJ Crane. He proposes TO
build dwelling house at once on the lot.
Price paid, S45O.
VIM. &. Brown and mother are in Nor
gantown this week attending commence
ment and visiting relatives. Mr.. j. A.
jackson is also attending commencement
A dead beat struck this town Monday.
He bought dress pattern and good many
other things of Merchant Albright, but as
he did not have the lucre he failed 70 get
them. he got two saucers Of ice cream of
Miss Minnie Nof without paying Cor them
and wanted three gallons more for picnic
az DorSey's Knob, nineteen miles from
here, but he did not get it. He claimed 10
be from Morgantown, and that his name
was VIM. NJ Miller. II lis thought that he
is OF unsound mind. He was arrested
Thursday.
Messrs. Mckinney and linn, of VALLEY
district, were here this week looking out
site for brick yard. They have have had
considerable experience Ia the makiAg OF
brick, and IL Is hoped they will concl 70
stop with US.
Some GAINESVILLE, o., folks win b -