Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-11
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NEW MARTINsvuLE, w. VA, June TO-
The play 'Peak Sisters" will be pre-
sented by home talent this Saturday
evening at the Opera House. Admission
Is. 25 and IS cents. Benefit OF the Episco-
church. The affair will no doubt Ue sue
cessful throughout, as some or our Oest
performers are on the programme.
Rev. Hammond Of the st. Louis Con-
ference Will preach in the NJ. K. church
Sunday, June 18th, morning and evening.
A convention of the Christian Endeavor
Societies Of the First District OF West
Virginia will be held in MoundsvilIe on
June 2S. 20 and 30. Special rates on all
railroads. It is probable thNt quite d
number from this place will attend.
Presiding Elder Mallory, OF Ravens
wood, is holding quarterly meeting IN the
NJ. z. Church South, at this place.
A barn, belonging to Adam R~iggenbach,
Of Little Fishing Greek, was burned 10
the ground Saturday afternoon. The build
ing and contents were valued at ABOUT
$50, and were partially insured.
Judge Jacobs will erect q residence
on his lot on High street, this summer.
The building will be completed about Sep
TENDER 3Oth.
Lost-On Main street, between the
school building and the NJ. 4. Church, on
Sunday evening, June 4th, q gold bracelet.
Finder will be literally rewarded by re-
turning same TO owner, Miss Minnie
Shields.
Messrs. Harry and Curtis Moore, John
S~tOckhOuSe and JuniuS Monroe, or PROC
tor. were here Wednesday evening.
John c.. McEldowney IS building an al,
dition in the rear Of the postofice buil9lng
on Main street. 1t will be occupied oy
himself as a real estate Office and Oy W.
w. Selby as a Justices Office.
Messrs. j.. W. Newman and M. Il. MOT
ris were at Wheeling last Saturday on
Attorney w. MEG. Ilall will shortly
erect a law ONCE on tn front Oh MS resi-
on Main street.
ware store of Lew Oblinger, and will take
charge of it at once. Inc STOCK Will DC
invoiced the coming week.
.Jnstice Eakin purchased the Nuzum
propertv this week. Consideration, SS,2OO.
Wm Fitzgerald, who was killed on the
2 4 q e. Il. last week, was brought here
last Monday for interment.
Gtes Gadd purchased the bakery of
Tr1en ODER, of Main street, this week, and
IN remove same to the building opposite
The Brast House.
Mr.. VIM. Fair, son Of A. T. Fair, OF
Proctor district, and Miss Mamie Leap,
daughter Of John w. Leap, Esq, were
married last Wednesday, at the residence
Of the brides parents.
Ed. McSweeney and family, OF Pitts
burg. Pa, will spend the summer at this
place. They have taken rooms at the resi-
dence OF Jacob Koontz.
Messrs. Sam Dulaney, Harry Chaplen
and Harve Dougherty have secured en-
gagements with the New Ida" a river
show owned by Miller il Williams. They
left on Monday.
Hugh McEldowney is down with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Leap was the guest Of relatives in
Wheeling the first Of the week,
DR.. J.. ID. Schmied was at Huntington
this week. We understand the Doctor is
thinking Of permanently locating at that
place.
for P~ittsburg. where he will a a course
in Duh's Business College.
DR.. julie Richardson, Of Moundsvtlle,
and sister, Miss Daisy, Of this place, left
Wednesday morning for the Worlds Fair.
They will spend ten days at that place.
Miss Did Nesbitt, OF Sardis, o., was the
guest Of relatives here this week.
DR.. w. r. Stewart and wife, of Phila-
delphia, are visiting relatives here this
week.
Rev. d. s. Hammond, Of Williamstown,
w. Va, is visiting friends here this week.
Miss Anna Lowther. who has been at
tending school at Barboursville, this
State, returned home Thursday.
J. M. Skinner. who has been attending
college at Nashville, Tenn, returned no me
this week.
Robert Stealed was at Hannibal last
Monday on a business trip.
n. Bandi was At Pittsburg this week,
visiting relatives.
B. T. Bowers, Esq. was OF St Mary's,
Tuesday, on professional business.
Miss Maud Martin was the gu est Of
Proctor friends last Sunday.