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

Wr11sRURe. W. VA, September 2.-Bus-
mess OF all kinds about Wellsourg is
Frightening up.
Jobn McCul!och. prosperous farmer OF
Ohio county, was visiting friends at Wells
burg this week.
Abram Wilson and daughter Otie, who
have been at the Worlds Far, nave re-
turned home.
Work on the City buildingis progressing
finely.
| Kimberland attended the snow al oteuoen-
vile on Thursday.
The sack factory Of the S. George Com
many is running day and night. They have
more orders than they can NIL.
The coming session Of Bethany College
promises 20 be better than for many years.
Farmers in this section will commence 10
cut corn the coming week.
Henry Wells and lady, who reside near
Beech Bottom, were at Wellsburg Thurs
day. ,u
Quite a number of the citizens OF Wells
burg will attend the fair at Wheeling the
coming week.
of wheat from the 18th.
David Darrah, proprietor Of the Buffalo
Mills, is making number one grade OF
-four.
The potato crop in this section will not
make a half crop.
J.E. Curtis and family attended the
Bellview campmeeting.
George G. Curtis, the new postmaster at
Bethany, is q first-class official.
Most OF the farmers in this sectlon Will
SOW their wheat the coming week
Mrs. DR.. Willis, OF Mansfield, o., is the
guest OF Mrs. John Douglass:
Mrs. Dr. Worthen left this week on
protracted eastern trip.
Miss Jessie Kirker has been spending
week with Miss Dode Hervey.
Miss Mabel Mahan was the guest OF Mrs.
DR.. Cummins Wednesday.
Roland Craig returned home from the
Worlds Fair Wednesday.
Miss Ella Cleaver, OF Mt. Pleasant,is the
guest Of Mrs. G. w. McCleary.
James Ledley, of Beaver, Pa, has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. w. r. Miller.
James Carmichael has accepted position
in NJ. A. Jones' gents furnishing store.
II. c. Hervey and sister left Monday Tor
a two weeks visit to the Worlds Fair:
Miss Sue Paul, who has been very Ill Ior
two weeks, is improving
Will Pierce, q medical student OF Louis
vile. XIV, is visiting his grandmother,
Mrs. Ann Holmes.
Mr.. Wylie Mulhollsnd, Of Philadelphia,
has been spending the campmeeting season
with relatives here.
Mrs. Frank 2. Nuzum, Miss Allie Brown
and Mrs. DR.. Joseph Casper were visiting
Miss A. J. Crothers this week.
+ F. Cree and sister, Misses Leah
Buchanan and Clara Bracken, John F.
Jacob and David Hervey expect to leave
for the Worlds Fair on Monday.
Miss Charlotte Calderwood is visiting
| friends in Wheeling.
Robert Scott is just finishing very fine
| dwelling on Commercial street near the
school building.
MIR. Ed. Nichols, Sr., and wife and
! daughter Lila, have returned from a visit
| to their sons at Fairmont.
On Sunday as Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis
were returning from drive they met vito
| a very serious accident. AT the railroad
bridge on South Charles street the horses
became frightened and threw MrSLewis
| out of the buggy, and with Mrs Lewis in
| the buggy ran up through town TILL they
reached Cowans livery stable, where one
of them fell, upsetting the buggy and more
or less injuring Mrs. Lewis.
On Wednesday John Cheeks, Mr.. Pyott
I and John A. Kelly fell while working on
the city building, and each received pain
| full bruises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brady Morgan have moved
into rooms in the Cloudy building over
I Poole's store.
Milt Shaler lost one Of his horses by
| death on Tuesday
Elder w. c. Wade will take charge Of
the Christian Church tomorrow.
Mrs. Phraina Potter attended the mis-
sionary convention at Moundsville last
| week.
The floor of the new county jail is being
| 1 - no
| pancy.
The Crescent Cornet Band, of this city,
took part in the Labor Day demonstration
| al Wheeling.
The following have returned from the
| Worlds Fair; Prof. and Mrs. Mitchell,
! Miss Lena Gibson, Prof. r. II, Wynne
I and familp, T. r. Ridgely, wife and dsugh-
ter, leila. w. f. Barth and wife, DR.. J. NJ.
Cooper and son, Jay.
Misses Emma and Annie Frazier have
returned from visit to friends in Pitts