Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-06
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Considerable excitement was occasioned
on the camp grounds the fore part OF the
week by the report that there were sew
eral cases Of scarlet fever among the
children on the grounds Such report
being IN circulation the scare become gen.
erai. II was also feared that the annual
meeting, which commences next Friday.
would prove failure on account OF the
disease. The Board OF Directors appoint
eo committee VINO secured the services
OF Drs. Hall, Richardson and Bruce, who
went over 70 the grounds and made an ex-
animation Of the children who were sick.
They found al least enc genuine case and
recommended that the patient be re-
moved, which was done, aud all danger Of
the spread Of the disease was put an end
10.
The report is current that ii Is hardly
probable that the glass factory will start
up again at the end OF the six weeks vaca-
ton, but that the shut down will last until
ABOUT the first OF October, Tue furnace,
which Is IN the course OF construction. will
hardly be completed, besides the stringency
IN the market has made il very hard for
the operators 10 collect the bills due them.
John w. Rogers is rusticating among the
hills OF Greene county.
Mrs. w. {. Mason was buried at Brook
side cemetery Thursday afternoon at two
O'clock. Presiding Elder Asbury Mick
and Rev. j. n. Jefferson conducted tho ser
vices AT the residence and az the grove
Mrs. Ed kirkoride. OF Pittsburk, n the
guest OF her mother, Mrs. ST. Clair, on
Tomlinson avenue.
George Z. Oldham, Of Allegheny, was
here this week, the guest Of his brother
His wife will arrive the coming week and
visit her mother, Mrs. Margaret Grand
staff
Prof H. H. Houck, who has been con.
Quoting the teachers institute here for the
past week, left yesterday for ST. Glars
vile, o., where he will conduct another In
stitute the coming week
Mrs. Allie Fisher, Of Allegheny, is visit
ing friends here.
DR.. I. n. Houston, OF Pleasant Valley.
one Of the leading Farmers Alliance adyo-
Gates Of the county, has been appointed a
member OF the Board Of Pension Examin-
ers for this district
Mrs. w. +. Blackburn, OF Iowa. Is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Fulton.
The police docket has been kept pretty
full the past week, and the officers have
had more than their quote OF work 10 per-
form Seven or eight decorated DRINKS,
and half dozen fights Is rather above the
average for one week.
Dr. J. julius Richardson was called 10
Proctor, Wetzel county, on professional
business yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Little are the happy
parents Of a new by baby which made It's
appearance in their home last Wednesday
morning.
Senator John ID. Sweeney, principal OF
Concord Normal School, arrived at Insti-
tute on Friday and will likely stay por-
ton OF next week with the teachers.
Camp meeting begins next Friday and
will continue until the 2lst inclusive. San
Jones will be here. and with open gates on
Sundays we may expect the largest crowds
that have been here for number OF years.
J. NJ. Booth, who Is in Colorado with his
son Albert, who is afflicted with a lung
trouble, will be home the coming week.
Albert will stay in the West until he re-
cuperates. His father writes that the eli.
mate is having beneficial results with him.
Miss Maggie Hill. OF Bridgeport, is the
gaest of Miss Anna King on Jefferson ave-
nue..
Miss Maggie Walton left Yesterday for a
several weeks visit to friends In Washing
ton. Pa
Mrs. j. M Booth Is the guest Of Mrs. S.
L. Bloyd at BarneSville, o.
Miss Mamie Harris is visiting friends In
Bridgeport.
w. Powell leaves tomorrow 10 conduct
the Institute at New Martinsville.
Miss Cora Mayer, who has for number
OF years been assistant principal In our
public schools, will leave this week 10
spend The winter in Kentucky.
John Allen has moved in from his farm
on Wayman's Ridge, and will reside with
his son in the upper ward.
A crowd Of young folks went out on he
hills picnicing yesterday. They TO
luncheon along, with the intention OF hay-
ing q royal good time.