Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
WASHINGTON, Pa.

WASHINGTON, PA, September 2.-Marsh
Ewing and Sam Hazlett are enjoying q
rest along the shores of Cheat river.
Charley Sterrett, the well known athlete
and base ball yitcher, is home from Cor
nell law school.
to Davis, w. Va, for a short visit.
Miss Sarah Cochran, of Canonsburg, is
the guest of Mrs Lon NJ. Porter, OF South
| Main street extension.
The rain allowed the water works COM
prny TO again I'll their reservoir. out the
quality of water is not above questlan.
A number of our sports are arranging to
take in the races at the West Virginia ex-
position next week, prepared TO make some
wagers
G. Walker Mcfarland is at Davis; w:
Va, endeavoring to ward OF an attack OF
the dreaded typhoid fever.
The ClaysVi.le and Gaylorstown ball
clubs are having quite newspaper con-
troversy as 10 the merits of each club.
The best way to decide the matter would
be to ''play ball." 4
Miss Kate Foley is a Cleveland, O., WIS.,
itor
Charley Caldwell will visit the Eastern
cities next week, and will probably stop
of at Atlantic City.
All the arrangements have been com
pleted for the visit to be made by the 7. Nj.
G. A. people TO the Worlds Far Be-
tween nifty and seventy-five people will be
in the party.
Misses Maud Davis and Nora Bonnell,
of GAINESVILLE, o., were visitors here this
week.
Miss Minnie E. Lyons sailed on Wednes-
day for Balm bridge, Ireland, to visit her
parents.
S. Federman, San Francisco, Cal, mer-
chant. is visiting his sister here. They
have lot met for twenty-eight years.
There are many who think that all sorts
of attractions, such as wheels or fortune,
etc. should be admitted to our fair grounds
every year. Others are opposed to IL.
Mrs. w. A. Baue has returned from
visit TO her parents near Morgantown, w.
Va.
Miss Bessie Donaldson, of Wheeling, Wis
tied relatives here this week.
Mrs. I, n. Blair. West Wheeling street,
had as guests this week Mrs. j. P. Rodgers
and daughters, Misses Bessie and Dora, OF
Wheeling.
The Tri-State Field Day of the Y. NJ. G.
A, next Tuesday, has commenced to at
tract attention. The contests are expected
to be far above the average
Our town has been without a chief mag
lstrate THIS week, owing 10 tue SeNere III
ness of Burgess Curran.
James Nichols and wife, OF Chicago, and
the formers sister, Mrs. A. G. Allison, of
Allegheny, were visiting relatives mere
this week.
DR.. Charles Carrick, veterinary sur
geon Of this place, has gone to ireland,
where his mother is seriously Ill.
M. G. Treat and wife have returned from
O visit to Wooster, Mass.
Robert NJ. Plymire, an expert typo, OF
this place, is receiving many congratula-
tions over his appointment to position IN
the Government printing Office at Wash
ington, ID. Z.
Much interest is being taken in the rails
ing of game on the preserve OF nearly two
thousand acres which the Pheasant club OF
this place has secured near town. Mongo-
liam paeasants are multiplying on this
tract.
Prof. J. NJ Streator, of Florida, after
an absence of seventeen years, is visiting
his father and brothers here.
Prof. j. G.. Arnold, the well known
musician OF Parkersburg, w. Va, helped
materially with the military band music at
the fair this week.
Foot ball matters are being agitatad at
present. w. & j. College expects to do
some great work this season.
Worlds Fair visitors this week: MRS. =.
r. Moore. Misses Eva Johnson, Mabel
Leslie, Nettie Tombaugh and May Harsh
man, Samuel Watson and wife, Mrs. l. d.
Burchfeld and son Max, DR.. Homer l..
Clark and wife, Prof. Byron e. Tom
baugh and wife, j. F. Schrontz and wife
and daughter, Miss Lizzie, l. w. Mitchell
and family, Prof. B. B. Wolf and sisters,
Misses Lucy and Jessie, Mrs. A. Levmo,
John Spriggs, Alfred Charlton.
Rev. w. F. Keiffer, the popular pastor
Of the Third Presbyterian Church, will re-
turn from his vacation next Thursday.