Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-08
NEIGHBORHO0D.
WHAT HAS BEEN GOING ON IN NEARBY
TOWNS THE PAST WEEK.
Social Affairs Happenings and Events Of Local
Interest Gathered BY Register Reporters
Readable Resume Of the News.
FAIRMONr

FA1RMoNr. October III. G. StOetzer,
OF Wheeling was here several days TINS
Chas. w. Swisher, the well known real
estate. insurance, theatrical and former
pop man. etc, has returned from business
trip % Pitts0urg.
Miss Flora Shiun and sister, or WASH
ington, ID. c., left for home yesterday
morning, after a pleasant visit 70 irlenaS
here.
DIR. Curry and Col. Van Bukey are here
this week on insurance business.
Miss Cora Tibbs, q handsome young
lady, is the guest of Mr. ana Mrs. NJ. u.
Tyler at MonOugah, was here yesterday.
Dir. ID. O.. Morgan, the well known IN
surance and real estate man, or Wheeling
was here to-day on business.
j. I. Carpenter. Of Cameron, is here on
business this week.
Watson left Thursday evening on Dusl-
ness trip % Washington, D. G.
Joe Raymond is lying dangerously III or
typhOid fever at the residence OF MS pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ". Raymond, IN
The East End.
The Y. p. S. C.. f. Of the Presbyterian
church pleasantly entertained number OF
the friends Thursday evening az tAe lee
turre room Of the church. Music, addresses
and excellent refreshments served oy the
handsome Young iSdies were the means
used 70 hold the large number present IN
III q late hour.
Miss Cora Ogden entertained a number
Of friends at AN elegant dinner party on
Thursday evening in h0nOrO Of Misses Emma
and Flora Post, OF Clarksourg.
LYONS orchestra furnished promenade
and dance music for a select crowd OF our
young people last evening. The affair was
given In honor of the Misses Post OF
Clsrksburg, and was very enjoyable
Our four large dry goods houses mere,
Hartly, Nearger, Tough and Meredith ~
Davis. all report business brisk.
Phil s. Greenier's new QUARTET gave
free concert from the Mt City house bal
cony on TUESDAY evening that was listened
TO by large audience.
Mrs. Allie Raymond aad daughter, MISS
Nellie, and Misses Florence Acnett aud
Laura Dunuiugton left for the World s
Fair last Sunday. They viii be chaperon-
ed Dy George A. Huntington, or wheeling
Mrs. j. j. Burns returned Saturday from
q visit to her home no Huntington, Pa.
Harry Gauds and wife meved 20 wheel
ing this week where they viii reside. Mr.
Gands is an electrician Of considerable
note and viii engage extensively IN taat
business In Wheeling.
D. W. Irwin and wife left today % spend
several weeks at Chicago and the Worlds
Fair. They were accompanied by Miss
Anna Samsel.
This weeks Free Press contained the fol-
lowing: "Rev. j. EUgle, who was appoint
ed 20 Zane street, Wheeling, has received
notice from the congregation that they Will
not receive him. Rev. Eugle is still no the
hospital in Philadelphia and viii not De
able 10 leave there Till next week This
action on the part Of Zane street canSresa-
tion looks % be hasty AT the last confer
erce In Grafton q petition was presented
protesting against the return OF Rev. Eu-
gle to this place, bearing % names. The
effect of this petition may have mad some
thing 10 do with the notice from Wheeling,
but it is certainly snap Judgment toward
Mr. Engle. AS soon as he returns he Will
probably be able 20 give some Information
that viii point out the cause for such ready
reckoning His family is still here.
Rev. EugI3 is very popular here, and this
action ofZane street, if correct, is certain
ly very mystifyiug. 7