Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-26
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Progress Of improvements: The fine
new Simms property will soon be ready
for occupancy. Il is one Of the finest
houses of the Grove, having seven
/ rooms. Jos. Grimm, OF Wheeling, who
will soon have erected a fine new resi-
dence here, has had built large ware
room near his site. The large new
tipple for the Elm Grove Coal Company
I is about finished. Two much needed
/ carloads OF machinery arrived Yester-
/ day. The work is to be pushed rap
idly. J. C. Croyal is an accommodating
/ gentleman, who will have charge OF the
/ work. The coal company, when re-
sumption Is made, which will be soon,
will employ over $50 diggers, and more
houses in the town are needed.
II. P. Cartey, a well-knOwn and we'll
to do farmer, living near here, and Miss
Emma Brown, also Of the suburbs, a
/ daughter Of John Brown, will be mar
/ ried az the brides home tomorrow A
/ large number Of friends and relatives
Of these popular young folks are in
vited 20 the wedding. The young
couple will occupy Mr. Browns elegant
country residence.
Otto Hess, the we'll known Wheelip9,
stock dealer, has bought the prOpCt $50
formerly occupied by Rev. Greer. The
purchase was made from Mrs. Hamil-
ton This beautiful residence will be
occupied by Mr.. Hess IN the near
future.
Edward Keiger and Chss. Davis, of
this place, have rented the Hubbard
farm near Trladelphia. II is reported
that Mr.. Keiger will soon be united to
a we'll known young lady Of the Grove
in marriage.
One OF the leading social events
among society people for the near
future is a birthday party, to be given
by Miss Clara Smith, on TIE 3rd of next
month. Numerous invitations are
given.
The May Flower Club, Of this place,
will give q big picnic next Friday after
noon and evening at Sycamore grove.
The proceeds will 60 to benefit Mrs.
JOS. Rickus, who has been unfortunate.
Alex. Young's residence near here is
rapidly being built. 1t will be quite an
elegant structure. Mr.. Young is the
East Wheeling pharmacist.
Mrs. c. S. Smyth Is selling out her
household effects preparatory to NOV
ing TO New Jersey 10 live with her
daughter
Miss Mary Chambers will assume
clerical position at the postotiice this
week instead of Miss Anna Downey,
resigned
Samuel Chambers, who has been
visiting bis brother, DR.. Harry Cham
bers, Of WiscOnsion, returned yester-
day.
Hiram Schiller. John Mitchell and
Thos. Stanley will leave to-day for
fishing excursion to Downey's Bend.
Mrs. II. II. Hornbrook and sister Mrs.
Matte Terrell, will leave tomorrow for
a visit to the Columbian Exposition.
Miss Mamie Kennedy and Miss Chris
tina Arm berry left yesterday afternoon
for o visit TO the Worlds Fair.
Major Russell, Of Fredericksburg,
Va, was called hero last week to attend
his mothers funeral.
Jos. Waddel, who fell from the bridge
abutment, aud was so badly hurt, is
able TO be about
Last Sunday ex-Postmaster R. NJ.
DoughertY and wife visited friends at
HaneytoWn.
Mrs. George Arkle and daughter
Mary, Of Wheeling, visited friends here
last Sunday.
Miss Jennie HerveY Of Wheeling,
visited her sister, Mrs. A. h. Patterson,
last Sunday.
R. G. Ross aud wIe visited at the
home Of George Lewis, Viola, last Sun
day.
Robert Downey, B. & o. engineer,
is visiting his sister, Miss Bell Dow
ney.
Assessor John T. Roseberry Of Ben
wood, was a visitor in town yesterday,
Mrs. r. B. McLain and son Robert
| left yesterday for a western trip.
Miss Ella Sweeney, OF Wheeling, Wis
| tied friends here last Sunday.
Squire D. Thoruburg will attend the
| St. Clairsvils fair this week.
Chas Kennedy will leave to-day to
winter In Iowa.
Hiram McCombs was a LITTLE better
I yesterday.
The Kimmins' Hotel is not rented, as
reported.