Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16
MoUNDSvILLE.

G.. G. Reppitto and wife and two children
are visiting the Worlds Fair Tor coupe
OF weeks.
Rev. Dorsey Blake, OF Maryland, has
Joined his wife, who is visiting nor parents
DR.. and Mrs. L. r. Rogers.
A substantial stone wall is being built IN
front of the Presbyterian and Disciples
churches on the north SIDE OF Tenth street,
which adds much 70 the appearance OF lne
property. -.
Since the decision Of Hoke Smith direct
ing q denomination, some OF the ola pen
siOuers who have been drawing their re8u-
lar stipend from the government auo a. tle
same time able 10 perform full days
work are becoming somewhat restless Tor
fear their vouchers will not be fOrtncom-
ing in the future So far but two have
been suspended from the rolls Ia THIS CITY,
but another who enlisted in July ana was
mustered out the fore part OF September IS
wondering what his fate Will %. he IS
drawing a pension for frozen feet.
Rev. ). II. Doyle has returned from
short sojOurn 10 Montreal.
The prospects Of the establishment anu
building ola canning establishment are be-
coming better, aud il is now looked upon
as a sure 20. Mr.. 7. J. Patton, who has
the subscription paper IN charge, mas sue
coeded ia getting number OF our best cltl-
zens interested in the project, who nave al
ready subscribed for goOdIY pOr ton OF
the stock. Il is proposed 10 utilize all the
surplus garden and orchard products OF
this locality, and carry on the business on
& verv extensive scale. An application Tor
q charter viii DC forwarded 10 the Secre-
rotary of State an early date.
ID. l.. Logan is breaking ground Tor MS
new business building on the corner OF
Lafayette avenue aud Eighth street.
The Board Of Directors OF the CARBON
Coal Company held a meeting at the par
lors of the Henrietta House, on WedneS-
day. They drove over the ground, and
have decided 70 locate their first SHAFT on
the farm Of ). A. COc6ayne, near Glendale,
aud the other will PROBABLY be sunk on
Grave Greek, about u couple OF miles out
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
sam =. Jones will preach his famous
sermon, TO Men Only" at the Prohl0i-
ton Assembly Hall, on the evening OF
August 18Th. An admission or 20 cents
will be charged.
Miss Mary Scott has returned from q
pleasant visit TO friends in Parkersburg.
Oscar Wright's family have removed out
TO tho camp ground, where they Will re-
main the balance Of the summer.
Miss Ella Stewart, q charming yoang Ia
dy Of Bella re, is spending the summer
with Miss Edna Rankin.
Albert Ernest, who has been taking q
medical course in Kentucky, is home for
his annual vacation, and is visiting bis
uncle, W. NJ. Me.gheu, near the Mound.
Mrs Jennie Harris, Of Gallon, o., Is Wis
iting Mrs. Oscar Wright
T.. NJ. Wyrick and sister, Miss Addie, are
the guests of the family OF Major w. j.
Burley, on TOmlinsOn avenue,
Judge PAUL held a short session or the
Circuit Court yesterday, finishing up the
business o the past term.
Mrs. Thomas Skinner, of Cincinnati, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Col. Lockwood,
OF the First ward.
Eugene Cresap is confined 10 his room
az his residence, on Seventh street, threat
ened with typhoid fever.
Arthur Love has been booked for the
Opera House for the 2lst Of this month.
O. A. Weaver, State Bank Examiner,
was here this week looking over the booka
OF the Marshall County aud Farmers and
Mechanics Banks. He found everything
Ia apple pie order and sound financial con-
dit!0n.
Miss Name Morton, young society lady
OF Cambridge, is the guest Of the Misses
McFaddeu on Seventh street.
Miss Mamie Harris mas returned from
two months visit 10 friends in the West.
She had q delightful trip and was much
pleased with the country.
w. ID. Cheadle is getting the cellar foun'
dation for his new building put in on JEFF
ferSOn avenue.
Duncan 4 Donle, who have the contract
for the suporstvucture on the Farmers Il
Mechanics Bank, are pushing the brick
work with large force Of wOrkmen and
will soon have it completed TO the TOP of
the first story. They contemplate having
the building ready for business by the first
OF September.