Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-22
MOUNDsVILEE.

J. L. Supler has purchased the interest
Of his partner, Mr.. Cartwright IN tue
mercantile business.
Mrs G. II. Price who has been visiting
her parents in wheeling since the holidays
has returned home.
Henry Lohs has purchased half inter-
est in the tonsorial establishment OF Henry
Kercher on Seventh street.
A gentleman from GAINESVILLE, Ohio. has
rented the room adjoining Davis drug
store. and will open cigar factory the
first of tue month.
The County Commissioners have had an
oil stove placed in the vault Of the County
Clerks Office, which makes II much more
comfortable while examining records than
heretofore.
Rev. G.. w. Grimes has sold his resi-
dence on Fifth street 10 Mrs. Rev. l.. H..
Ltewart, who will move her family here in
the spring.
W.. l.. Koontz and bride received their
friends at their new home on Middle Grave
creek Friday evening. Dancing furnished
pastime for the guests until long after mid
night.
Glenn Cook, formerly general manager
of the Mining aud Manufacturing Com
pany, is one Of the incorporators OF a
trust company, with principal office at
w
there in the spring.
A large number Of friends of Mrs. Amy
Watson rendered her reception az the
residence of her father, Mr. John Chap
man, Friday evening, prior TO her depart
ure for her future home in Steubenville.
Appetizng refreshments were served in
abundance, aud all present expressed their
delight for the manner they were enter
tanned by their popular hostess.
Mr.. Jas. Buchsnnon, formerly q civil en-
gineer on the Ohio Valley railroad, bat now
connected with New York insurance
company in the same capacity,i is in the city
the guest Of his numerous friends.
Miss Clara Baker entertained her friends
to musical. at her home on Jefferson ave-
nue. on Tuesday night.
C.R. Oldham and w. S. Freed are in
Charleston working upon the States law
makers.
The New York Opera and Comedy Co,
assisted by the Symphony Club, will APP
pear at the Opera House tomorrow even
ing, In one of the finest attractions in their
extensive repetoire. This will indeed be a
tr eat TO all lovers OF harmonious music.
The Thespian Club went down TO New
Martinsville last night, where they gave
one of their popular performances.
Albert Shape, of the the Cotton Factory,
will leave in day or two for business
trip to New York, Philadelphia and other
Eastern cities
Friday evening a company Of young gen.
tlemen, consisting of j. Elmer Hunter,
John T. Gaslaher, Jas. Buchannon, DIR. j.
J. Richardson, w. NJ. Riggs, o. L. Holli-
day and Chas. Parkinson, procured large
sled, and with an equal number OF lady
friends drove out IS far as Valley Farm
where they were royalty entertained by
the Misses Cockayne. During the course
Of their gayety the horses broke
loose and found their way back TO the city,
where they were taken 20 the livery stable
and properly cared for. When the time
for departure came. the young folks were
confronted with their mishap, and saw lay
ing ahead Of them a walk of two long, dreary
miles DER wastes Of frozen snow. They
got back about midnight, frost bitten and
foot sore, rather weary from their tramp,
but having enjoyed a very pleasant even
ing.
Miss Nellie Robinson, Of Wheeling, is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. John l..
Lsughlin.