Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-26
MnuNDsYILLE.

Miss Mary Gray is the guest Of her
friend Mrs. Rev. Barr, Of Bellaire, over
Sunday.
Marcum. one of the officials at the prison,
viii be retained by the present admins
Rt. Rev. Bishop George Peterkin
will preach an able sermon at
the Episcopal Church on next Mon
dav night, April Sd. \ cordial
invitation is extended to all to be present.
The members OF the Young Ladies
Reading CLUB will begin after Lent a
series OF entertainments to be given alter
natively at the homes Of the different
J. nj. Donlan, one Of our city fathers,
was in Wheeling on important business
this week
Sixteen prisoners have been discharged
from the penitentiary during the month OF
March.
A Young gentleman, formerly Of Park
ersburC. but now cashier OF Bank IN an
inland town, will soon wed one Of Mounds
ville's young ladies. -PdrkerSbUrg Journal.
Several Of our society young gentlemen
have been visiting the green houses, max
ing selections Of Easter flowers Tor their
best girls.
on jefferson avenue, neatly repaired.
James Bailey, Thomas Burns, Frank
Adams, j. j. Saulsberry aud w. g. Ander-
son finished their sentences and were dis
charged from the Penitentiary.
Mr.. Chas. Simpson, who has been very
low for the past few DAYS with some dis
ease that seems TO battle the skill OF the
physicians, was somewhat improved yes
terday and il Is thought will recover
Miss Nellie ShOwacre entertained a num-
Der Of her Young friends at her home IN
Glendale Thursday night a large number
went up from this place and report very
ENJOYABLE evening Dancing and other
amusements afforded entertainment until
quite a late hour
Wat link has been lying very low with
lung fever for the past four or five days.
Miss Clara Baker, Of Jefferson avenue,
is the guest of Miss Laura Conner, IN
Wheeling.
The Epworth League gave an enjoyable
entertainment at the home Of John Chap
man, on the East Side, Thursday night.
The annual stockholders meeting Of the
Mound City Building Association will take
place at the ofiice OF the Association to-
morrow evening A new board OF drec-
tors VIII be elected and other important
business transacted.
A number of gentlemen, with their wives,
called at the residence of w. w. Smith,
Generri Manager of the NJ. NJ. and NJ. Co.,
Thursday evening, and spent few hours
very pleasantly with Mr.. and Mrs. Smith.
one Of our contractors has the contract
for building twenty-five houses this
spring. which looks very favorable
for the business outlook OF
About twenty couples Of the friends OF
Lash Linday rendered him happy sur
prise az his home in the First ward Thurs
dav evening. Games and conversation
were INDUCED in during the course Of the
entertainment Choice refreshments were
served in abundance, TO which all present
did ample justice.
The young boys have organized brigade
and are being drilled by Il. y. Humphrey,
late a graduate Of Linsly Institute. The
little fellows all have uniforms, ana make
a grand show when out on parade.
One Of the parties 70 law suit which
was tried this week, has a kind Of novel
and original way OF his own in procuring
the attendance Of witnesses in his behalf.
After the case was tried and the witnesses
asked the clerk for certificates Of at
tendance, it was found that their sub
pCpnas were in rather bad shape. The
party had taken blank pieces OF paper
written the subDRnas and signed Capt.
Bakers name to them and had them
served It's needless to say that the
Courts attention was not called TO the
fact or the guilty party would have per-
haps got a scoring for the act.
Several cases Of the measles are reported
In town.
G. c. Reppette is bailding new iron
pailing fence in front OF his residence on
TOmlinsCn avenue.