Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16
NEIGHB0RHO0D.
WEAT RIS BEEN GOING on IN NEARBY
TOWNS TBE PAST WEEK.
Social ASairs, Happenings and Events Of Local
Interest Gathered By Register" Reporters
Raadabls RESUME Of the News
nOUNDSvILLE


Mrs. win Kirkiuan, Of Thompson, has
been visiting friends in this city during
the past week.
Dr. j. J.. richardson. Of washington,
has returned hcme for the Christmas nol-
avs.
Inc Installation Of the new officers Of
the EpWorth League took place last russ
cay evening. Ooe new member was ai'O
received.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Alexander have re-
turned from a "trip 70 PittsOurg.
Mrs. WIN Lindsey and children, OF Ma
rieua. are visiting Mrs. ;. w. Dick.
The new residence Of George k.einer, on
Fourth street, IS nearing completion.
The stamping works, which was cOntem-
plating locating az this place has decided
70 move 70 Indiana.
j. d. Burley and family left yesterday
Tor Pittsburg, wnere they will remain over
Wm. Gaskin, Of Fairmont, formerly a
guard at the state prison, is in the city
visiting friends.
DR.. Linsz leaves to-day for Philadelphia,
where be Wilt wed on Tuesday, Miss Bla-
new, a popular young lady who visited here
last summer, the guest Of Miss Shape. DR..
aud Mrs Liusz Will return 20 TINS CITY on
Thursday, aud Will reside at corner OF La
fayette avenue and Seventh street.
~
House, commencing Friday afternoon ana
continuing until last night, was pleasing
success 10Th socially ana financially. The
ladies in charge of the stands were more
than pleased In the way they disposed OF
their wares. and a neat little sum was re-
allied for the benefit Of the church.
The LaCies' Aid SOcie y Of the Presoy-
terian Church met at the nome OF Mrs. l..
3 Purdy Friday afternoon.
~ IN has hnnn KEEN
ing house for her nephew, l.. l.. Stidger,
since the death Of his wife, left yesterday
for Cameron, where she will visit rela-
tives until next Wednesday, when she will
return 20 her nome ia Iowa.
Charles PARKINSON has placed tne
plate glass front ia the building adjoining
Rodgers drug store.
Last Thursday evening Tom Riggs and
James Smith drove up TO Glendale 70 call
on a couple Of young ladies, and when II
csme time 70 depart they discovered that
their horse and buggy was missing. IL
was gone. They walked back 70 the city,
g tramp of three long, drearY miles, and IN
CURED at the homes Of a number OF their
gentlemen friends, thinking that q
huge Joke had been perpetrated on them,
but none of the boys seemed TO
know ANYTHING Of the afeir They then
hired a conveyance at q livery stable and
searched for the lost rig the greater part
Of the night, put 20 no purpose. The next
morning the .Ost horse and buggy were
found on Jefferson avenue, safe ana sound.
Riggs is carrying a Dig gun Tor use when
he hnds the psrpetratOr OF the Joke, and
Smith has agreed TO erect tombstone
ouer his last resting place.
The Marshall County Teachers AssOcia-
ton held a meeting AZ the school building
yesterday for the purpose of formulating
legislation 10 the interest OF the teachers
70 be presented at the next session OF the
Legislation. Two Of the measures acted
upon were a compulsory school law, and
the compulsory reading of the Bible IN
the public schools at least once day.
Rev. James Hawk, Of Indiana, Will oc-
cupy the pulpit at the Presbyterian church
NJ both services to-day. During mis- stay
in this city he will be the guest OF MI
and Mrs. Z. Z. Baxter
Misses Mary Scott and Edna Thompson
nuRre spsnIiRg Sunday with friends in
mer j. @. Lewis will be at the OPP
Ouse Tuesday evening with MS Isl
kardn company He hes the funniest
edy on the road, and when he was
before had full house His com
is much improved noTwvhd the show
be fuunier than exc
Charles Burdett Of the Iutelh-
keucer, was 80 erday.
Harry " ter Evans, who
49, 5o&Ntc Z raEklin College,
ISr the Christmas holidays.
5mmittee, 20 whom the charges
Z 1gainst Officer McGul were referred, have
reported 10 Council sustaining the charges,
and be will be given hearing at the next
meeting OF Council
Yesterday afternoon OGicer Joseph
Manning made mis- first arrest, IN the per-
son Of stranger who carried one drunk
aboard, and was endeavOrng 10 become
better acquainted. He wishes now he had
remained a stranger.
Miss Mary Nurphy died at her fathers
home on TOmunsOn avenue, yesterday
mOrniUg, after lingering illness Of that
dreaded disease, consumption. Her re-
mains will be taken 10 Cameron on the SIX
O'Clock train tomorrow morning, where
they viii O. Inferred al the Catholic ceme-
lory 81 tina place.
MRS. j. l.. Parkinson and daughter. NJ SIS
Cora, and son, Ralph, have returned from
GS2lIIgge o., where they were attending
kral Of Mrs. Parkiuson's niece,
10 Clark.
as il the diphtheria is obtaining
10 10 the city which Will take
measures 20 eradicate. One OF
dren OF G.. e.. Reppett0 hrs been
ith the disease, IN addition TO the
butiOned ia Fridays Register, and
ay the little daughter of Deputy
Marion kevser took il. The cases
far have bees Of mild form, aud
Pd they will not assume the Waiig-
b as IN some of the neigub0ring
and teachers bibles and photo