Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-14
MOUNDSVILLE.

! DR.. John Il. Davis received telegram
! from Richmond announcing the serious Ill
ness of his aged mother, and left immedl-
| ately for that city.
Mts. G. S. McFadden has been very i'll
| the past week, but is now convalescent
| Sheriff Boone, of Fayette county, brought
| up five prisoners TO the State bastile this
week. He was accompanied by MIR. May
! hood, brOther-in-law Of Warden Van Pelt,
! who will spend several days in the city.
! Mrs. Jas. Morrow Of Bridgeport is visit
| ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Borar
! MIR. and Mrs. Mcconnell ofIndianopolis,
! have been visiting the family of Mr.. Chap
man, the past week.
! The young ladies ard gentlemen of the
| Episcopal Church are making preparations
| for musical and literary entertainment,
! 10 be given at the Masonic Hall, on the ev-
! ening of the Odd. The entertainment will
| be lively home talent and promises to be a
| feast of reason, and amusement.
Pierce Conner, fireman at the glass
house. was severely burned about the arms
! the other evening. He was helping his
brother, Charles Conner, engineer at the
coal shaft, when one of the plugs from the
| boiler few out, the escaping steam and
water scalding his arm, making it very
| painful.
Miss Annie Sunderland, of Martins
| Ferry, is spending Sunday at home.
Four couple of our young society folks
went up to Bellaire Thursday evening to
witness Mr.. Frank Baird's "Chalk Talk"
After the performance they were very
/ handsomely entertained by MIR. G. NJ.
Wyrick add his sister, Miss Addie, Until
! train time.
Mrs. Friend Cox has returned from
/ Hampton, Va. where she was visiting her
| mother Mrs. H. l.. Eoff, who accompanied
her home. Mrs. EotT has been quite i'll
! since her arrival.
Rev. Taylor preached very able SER
/ mon at Trinity Church Wednesday even
| ing. The new organ purchased from F..
| w. Banner pleased the congregation very
much with its tone. tits finest in the city.
| Messrs Banner and Mendell were present
and assted the choir
The young men will give return to the
leap year party on the Goth. They are
making endeavors 10 Guido the young la
! dies, if such thing is at all possible.
| They have secured the lower hall, which is
much more suitable for large gatherings.
| Prof Killmyer has been engaged to play
| the piano for them. AS thisis the last for
! the season no pains will be spared 70 make
/ il the leading society event.
! The postmaster az Cameron has been re-
! ported TO the Postofice Department by c.,
| ID. Moore, editor of the Alliance, for refus-
/ ing 10 forward the alliance through that
| office. MIR. Moore had been sending out
papers to regular subscribers, which
would come back in the course Of week
/ or so marked refused Upon inquiry he
! learned that the parties had never ire
| fused TO take the paper from the office,
/ but although they had inquired at the Of
| fee, the paper had never been handed out
| 10 them, hence an investigation Of the af-
/ fairs has been asked.
! An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs Willard
/ Dunlap died Thursday and buried was
Friday. 1t had severe attack of the
! grip.
Judge Paul has given notice that he will
/ hold special session Of court next We'd
nesday to finish up some important bust
ness left over from the last term. There
| are three or four commissioners sales
/ which will be confirmed.
The criticism 10 the postal service from
/ this place, published in the papers. has
/ brought forth an effort from the officials to
/ have a more satisfactory service between
! this place and Wheeling.
! J. l.. Lewis, Of Steubenville, is visiting
/ his brother-in-law. i. r. LANG
! Frank NuSs, of Bristoria, Pa, has re
turned 70 this place and again accepted a
position with Suplir & Courtwrisht.
/ A &. Ernest, a conductor on the electric
| motor line, was here yesterday.
The boilers az 5. Risinger & CO.. plan
ing mill, sprung leak yesterday, which
win necessitste their laying OFF for few
days.
John Laughlin, book-keeper for the
I Mining and Manufacturing Company, has
removed his friends here from Wheeling.
JAS Burley, OF Wheeling, is visiting his
brother, Major w. ]. Burley.