Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30
MOUNDsVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Supler left Yesterday
morning for BristOria, Pa, to attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Supler's nephew, who was
killed by being thrOwR from a horse a. the
Jacktown fair on Friday evening.
County Court will convene 10 special seS-
SION on Tuesday for the purpose Of ap-
pointing the election officers for the coming
election.
Shortly after midnight Friday night the
police discovered two men in the NJ. h.
parsonage yard, with the intention OF
efeCting an entrance into the residence.
The wOuld-be robbers saw them before
they could get within reach Of them, aud
started on a run out through the Nj. NJ. *
NJ. Company addition. The police gave
chase ana followed them clear 10 the east
end, but were unable TO eaten them.
j.. +. Burley is making a survey for the
reservoir for the new water works, which
is TO be located beneath the bluff on the
Tomlinson property at the north end Of
Of town. 10 is the intention of going down
70 solid rock, which is ABOUT twenty feet
beneath the surface, and then building IL
70 the he.gath of twenty-five feet ABOVE.
The water will then be pumped from there
into the mains u Distributed all over the
city.
Mrs. Fisher, Of Claysville, Pa, who has
been the guest OF her son. j. l.. Little, for
the past week, rsturoed home yesterday.
The past week mas been quite a boon for
the County Clerk in the way of marriage
licenses. Not less than SIX were issued Ia
one day, which makes Mr.. Lewis feel cor
resPOndiugly happy with the brides aud
grOOms.
Mr.. viii r.. Weaver. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. A. Weaver, aud Miss Lizzie Nc
Faddeu, daughter Of Hon. aud Mrs. O.. :.
McFaddeu, were married Thursday even
ing at 80 O'clock, at the brides home on
Seventh street, IN the presence OF a host OF
friends and INVITED guests. The %cOnnuolal
knot was tied by Rev, j. A. Fullerton, OF
FairMont. Miss MOllie McCaskey, OF
Pitts5urg, was bridesmaid, aud Mr.. Ralph
Parkinson, Of this city, grOOmsman. After
the ceremony an elegant repdst was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver were the recipients
of numerous and handsome presents. Ihey
will 20 % housekeeping IN this city no the
near future The Moundsyille c0ruet band
-seronaded at tie residence OF the BRIDES
parents last evening.
Mrs. Henry karcaer and child are visit
ing at heI old home i'm Monroe county. O.
Mr.. David Green, OF Galiia, OaiO, and
Mrs. =. a. Gibson, sister OF Mrs. i. CTis@
well, were married at the HON Of tho lat
ter. on Western avenue, by Rev. j. b.
ETAALANAs UA 4 HAAHAlNs DUN VI hAN NAAAs eNN
Ing parties are deaf mutes aud the attach
ment sprung up between them while they
were attending school az Columbus, thirty
i've years ago.
Elder j. n. Jefferson had two OF his
fingers caught in the p.aner at RIsiugcr Y
Co.'s mill this week, decorating them Ia a
fearful manner. 10 was a narrow escape
from having them cut clear of.
Dewitt Stewart has resumed bis studies
al the Medical University, Baltimore. He
expects to graduate in the spring.
Mrs. Mary Lowe, az aged and respected
cOIOred lady. was buried in Mount Rose
cemetery, Friday afternoon at Two O'Clock.
She was 90 years Of age.
w. NJ. Meighen has returned from a
professional trip TO Wetzel county.
AT the general stockholders meeting OF
the Home Building and Loan Association,
held Friday night, the old Board OF Direc-
tors were reelected for the ensuing year.
They are ID. Levi. :. w. Dick, L. j. Par
sons, II. W. Hunter, j. IS. Burley, J. A.
Bloyd, ). NJ. Steele, T.. b. Rogers and 5.
W. Mathews.
William Wo0dburn * Son have leased
the building formerly occupied by J. A.
Ewing Is Co., corner Third street and
jefferson avenue. for a term Of five years,
and will move thier store there IN the
near future.