Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-16
MOUNDSVILLE.

Miss Blanche Levi has resumeu hel
studies al Wheeling.
Mrs. =. w. Booher is the guest OF reIa-
ives at Rogersvllle, Pa.
~. 3. Humphreys, who has been in Bal
timore for some time looking after the In
terests OF the Maryland Broom Co., re-
turned Friday from Pittsourg, where ne
went TO attend the e~ncampnent. lie was
accompanied by his wife. Mr.. Humphreys
will move his family to Baltimore IN the
near future.
Richard Morris will move to Board Tree,
where he will conduct a general store.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
to Mr.. William j. Haren ana Miss Ella
Bryson, both of this county.
The G.. .. z. are preparing Tor a great
blow out to be held on next Thursday at
l 30 o'clock. b. B. Dovener and Z. L.
Caldwell will be the orators OF the day, and
If the crowd is sufficient an over flow meet
ing will be held in the evening.
Ward Clouston, formerly Deputy Clerk
Of Wood County, has hnishished mis- SEN
tence of confinement in the penitentiary,
and was released yesterday. He was
formerly a resident and well known here.
Richard Chaddock lost a valuable COW
Yesterday. When he left her the night be-
fore she seemed perfectly we'll, but was
stone dead the next morning. The suppo-
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night.
John o. Brooks attended the centennial
celebration at McKeesport, Pa, on Inurs-
dav. He reports a grand int and an en-
jOyable entertainment.
Charles Hood will leave in a short time
for the Fast aud South for the benefit OF
his health.
The Epworth League will rave charge
Of the services at the NJ. h. Church this
evening. on account of the absence OF the
pastor, Rev. @. w. Grimes, who Is attend
ing conference at Charleston.
The public schools open tomorrow, ana
it is the desire that all pupils will be IN
their places the first day, in order that
they may be graded and assigned 10 their
proper classes. If this request is strictly
adhered TO much confusion will be avoided
in the future.
Sheriff Mathews has q number of lots on
the camp grounds for sale, which furnishes
a rare opportunity for those who desire TO
purchase desirable cottages on these beau
tiful grounds.
Miss Maud Brock was a visitor at the
Martins Ferry schools during the past
week.
p. B. Fink has rented the residence for
merly occupied by James Henrietta, on
Seventh street, and will move his family
there the coming week. 90,
The Roberts Ridge Epworth Leagne will
picnic at the grove adjoining the church
next Saturday. They are makin5 prepa-
rations for a pleasant gathering.
The Boys Brigade will hold its first
meeting for drill in the Court House hall
next Tuesday evening. Every effort Will
be made this year To make the Brigade an
| increased success. The Brigade library
will be largely increased and a number OF
new periodicals taken. The room will also
be refurnished. Capt. Frank Brown will
have charge Of the drill on Tuesday even
ing. All the members are urged to be
present.
The contract for building and co nstruc
/ ton OF the new electrical railway between
this place and Benwood has been let to
Messrs. Wareham Il Hughes, OF Beaver
Falls, for the sun OF 100000. Instead OF
driving piles through the NarrowS, as was
at first contemplated, the road bed Will be
constructed of ruble masonry, which will
not only be a benefit TO the street railway
but 10 the county road as well. At the
meeting Of the City Council Thursday
evening an ordinance was passed granting
them the right of way through the city,
over the following route, to enter the city
at the electric light plant, thence south
over Jefferson avenue to Seventh, west TO
LAFAYETTE, south TO Thirteenth, west 10
Thompson avenue, north TO the depots:
The power house for the new railway will
be located at Glendale.
The Fostoria Glass Company have fin
ished painting the factory, which makes 1t
have a much more presentaole appear
anCe.
Miss Lulu Warnock, q facinating young
lady of Wheeling, is the guesto of her friend
Miss Kate Halpiu. on Tenth street.
The parties who went to Sutton TO tes-
tify in an important case have all returned
home.
j. d. Schmeid, NJ. D., was in Martins
Ferry Friday, assisting in the autopsy OF
James Braunon, who died from the effects
of an operation performed on him at the
Wheeling Hospital Thursday, where he
went 10 be treated for a tumOr, but was too
weak 10 stand the operation
MIR. William COckayue, of Iowa, is visit
lug his uncle, Gen. b. W. Price, in the
East End. He was attending the enc2mp-
ment and stopped off on his way home.
The time Tor holding the fall races at the
! Driving Park has been set for the 10th and
18th of October.
Mr.. Luu Nottingham and family, Of
Omaha, Neb., formerly Of this place, are
visiting mere. They will remain for some
time before returning home.
Miss Jean Barnes, OF Cadiz, Ohio, the
accomplished daughter Of Hon. A. o.
Barnes, the Democratic candidate for
Congress in that district, will visit her
consin, Mrs. Rev. s. II. Doyle, the present
week.
a beautiful banner will be presented TO
! the Junior Eudeavor Society of the Pres
byterian Church at the close Of the regular
services tonight. An the Juniors Will be
present and appropriate exercises will ac-
company the presentation. The banner is
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