Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15
NEIGHB0RNOOD.
WHAT HAs BEEN GOING ON IN NEARBY
TOWNS Tbs PAST WEEK
Social Affairs, Happenings and Events Of Local
Interest Gathered BY Register" Reporters
Readable Resume Of the News
MOUNDsvILLE

The Board Of Directors OF the peniten-
Hary were in session this week. They
looked over the improvements in course OF
erection by the warden and approved OF
same. Mr.. s. O.. Hannigan, one OF the
most efficient guards on the force, was re-
moved 70 give place 20 Mr.. Brown OF
jackson county. Mr.. flanagan Will re-
turn 20 his former home IN Mason county.
Huss Henrietta has entered the employ
of DR.. j. u. Davis for the purpose OF learn
ing the drug business.
John 7. Gallaher has returned from the
Wheeling HOSPITAL, where he has been
confined for some time with severe at
tack Of typhoid fever. He is very much
improved 10 health.
Quite number OF our prominent citi-
zens Of sporting prOclivities attended the
prize fight at Belmont Park, thursday
night. and as a consequence are now
afflicted with hoarseness.
Prof. GhesbrO and wife, Of Pittsourg,
have taken rooms at tho residence OF
Richard Terrell. The Professor will
teach vocal and instrumental music here
tie coming winter.
Mrs. Rev. Wood and daughter, Miss
Moss. left Thursday Tor an extensive ylsit
70 Philadelphia and other Eastern clues.
Mss Ehie Roberts, who omciated as
Maid Of Honor az the Buchanan-B Baker
wedding, left for her home In CINCINNATI
yesterday morning.
win McFadden left for Washington aad
Philadelphia where he viii remain a short
time before returning TO PlttsOurg.
Mrs. NJ. II. Cox. who has been confined
70 her room for hhe past three months, IS
slowly convalescinE.
The ]. @. Lewis ST Plunkard company
held the boards at the opera house last
night and played TO a good house consider
inc Inc inclemenCy Of the weather. The
show is a good one and should set good
patronage wherever they 20.
The Glass Factory started up SATURDAY
much TO the JOY Of the many workmeu IN
this CITY. There are twelve pots broken
which will cause some delay until they are
fixed. but the men expect steady work
right along.
Miss Cora Walton entertained about If
teen couples of her young friends az her
home on Seventh street Ia honor or her
guest. Miss Ida Beam, OF Wheeling. Cards
and games furnished amusement FOR the
evening. Refreshments were served AZ
reasonable hour, Of which all partook
Misses Birdie and Eva Hall are spend
inc ten DAYS az the Worlds Fair.
The wind blew down DR.. Schmeid's slgn
from the front of bis office yesterday
morning. and broke 10 all 90 pieces.
Nessrs. Edwards and Dorsey have de-
cided to QUIT the lumber business, and
offer for sale their planning mill on Tenth
street.
me tools are still in the hole at the oil
we'll on the Roberts farm, and the chances
Tor fishing them out are growing very
slim. TO looks now as IL the well would
have 70 be abandoned and another one
drilled In the same place.
WT.FNerrvraHf and hrfHn have Wafuwnnn
from their bridal tourto Chicago ana the
west
NE Epworth League will be enter
tanned next Thursday evening by Mrs.
Lockwood at her spacious residence on
Fourteenth street
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Riggs will receive
their friends next Thursday evening, from
8 10 IL O'Clock, in honor Of Mr. and Mrs.
George Bier and wife are the proud
parents Of another boy baby, which made
its appearance in their household, Friday
morning.
I'd. Manning leaves for the White City,
60 be gone q week.
j. B. Alexander Fill remove MS notion
and gents furnish@g establishment 70 me
Blake building-aSh Jefferson avenue, the
first Of the mouth.
The patreds and trustees Of Willow Dale
school, OnLittle Graves creek, have got
ten into considerable of a middle over the
hiring a a teacher this season. The trus-
tees bred a teacher who taught the same
-} last season. without giving satlstac-
which displeased the patrons, aud
3 got Up a petition protesting against
apDointment. The Board OF Educa-
tion has been called upon 70 air the mat
ter Tuesday afternoon.