Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-01
mOUNDsvILLE.

]. G. Bardel has had heaters put In bis
new residence on Fifth street and wiz nave
his house hereafter heated with steam.
j. w. Smith, Of Parkersburg, was here
Yesterday on important business.
w. q. Lutes has solp his property IN pa
ker's addition to James W. Maxwell, VINO
will move his familp 70 the city In the near
future.
DR.. J. A. Fullerton will occupy them. =.
pulpit in the absence OF Rev. Crimes "no
is visiting the Worlds Fair.
It is doubtful what will be done with the
oil well which is being drill on the ROBERTS
farm, east of town. Some time ago the
drill became fastened in a cave IN the welii,
and the d~rillers lave been hshlng LOT IL
ever since. Now the second set OF tools
have become fastened, and IL is a question
whether il would not De better TO move the
derrick and drill q new hole. THIS would
no doubt be the case il the fishing TOOLS,
which are worth about a thousand dollars,
could be remayed. but with tueIn ABOUT
l.SOO feet under the surface the operators
are in o QUandry what to do. A meetihg
Of the stockholders will be held Iuesaay
night when the matter will be discussed
and some conclusion reached as 10 WuaI
course TO pursue.
The plastering will commence for DR..
Stale's new residence on Fifth street To-
morrow.
All the NJ. z. ministers have returned
from the annual Conference, which was
held at Grafton last week, and will Devote
their attention to-day to apologizlng Tor
the farewell sermons, preached " weeks
ago.
Prof. D. T. Williams will return TO-DAY
from the Worlds Fair.
The public schools will begin tomorrow
and IL is desired that there GO as large an
attendance as possible the first day,so that
the classes may be arranged, and work pc
Gin from the start. No children will be al
lowed 70 attend from families where scarlet
fever has been for at least thirty days.
This precautlon is taken in order to pre-
vent the spread Of the disease. There IS
now no cases OF the disease OF the nlsease
in town, out tho physicians are afraid that
IL will break out again.
D. A. Dorsey returned Tuesday from
B-uckhannon. Mr.. Dorsey Will prooaoly
deal extensively in lumber in that region
during the coming winter. =,
The Marshall County's Suncay School
Convention met on Thursday and was IN
session two days. The attendance was
large from all over the county ana tue
meetings highly interesting. Several
visitors went out from this place.
OuG - NAO bCoN
House this season is Faust and Mar
guerite," which will appear here to-mcr-
row night. The company is one of the
strongest on the toad. and our opera going
people will no doubt enjoy rare treat.
B. F. Meighen and W. B. Mathews at
tended the ST. Clairsville Fair on Thurs
day.
There was a very pleasant party given
at THONGS Msrkey's, on the Riley Hill,
Friday night. The parties from Mounds
Vile were Senator ID. A. Dorsey, Wiley
Gamble, Frank Callahan. Louis Velton,
H. T. Anshutz, Samuel Quindetaf, VIM,
Keith. with their lady friends, Misses
Halpins, Mary Roarick, Mary Callahan,
Mary Murphy. They were highly pleased
with the kindness and hospitality of the
host aud hostess, also the Misses Carpen-
tiers. They all Join in many congratula-
tious for their pleasant event.
The following company will leave to-
morrow for the Worlds Fair: w. w.
Stidger, s. W. Boother, J. w. Rodgers,
JOS. Walton and wife, and G. L. Wood
bury.