Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-17

GRAFTON, June l6.-J. NJ. Allen, Of this
place, lost a fine horse this week AZ broke
its leg jumping.
There was 40 enjoyable tins at the pic
mic at Grafton park Wednesday.
NJ HendriCksOu and daughter
ay for Meridian, Conn, 20
us Edith Allen has returned from Bal
timore, where she has been attending
school She graduated at Sarah Randolph
Institute 10 a class Of two.
Mrs. j 7 HendricKsOu will leave soon
TO visit relatives in Nebraska. Her son,
w 2. Hendrickson, accompanied her as
far as Chicago.
mic at the Fair Grounds at this place July
Mrs. VIM. Magill, Of Columbus, o., is
with relatives in this city.
Chas Wehn is home again after an alb
sence OF year in the west.
George Blue. brother Of +. 3. Blue, is
here from Chicago visiting relatives, &C
conpanied by mis- bride, he having recently
married
We had very warm weather here the hrst
of the week.
Mrs. Chas. z. Guard is dangerously i'll.
Misses Rose and Minnie MCGraw attend
ed commencement at Mt. de Chantal, as did
also Rev. Father McEligott
A number Of our people are on the SICK
list
Children's Day was observed at the
churches here last Sunday IN an appropri-
ate manner.
Attorney Ira Robinson and wife attend
ed commencement exercises at the Falc-
mont Normal
Attorney Fred T. Martin, Of the Fair
mont bar, was the guest Of his uncle, Hon.
b. r. Martin, of this city this week.
Fryc's army passed through here the
first Of the week in squads. They were
orderly and iuOifenslve, harning no one.
The union decoration exercises IN Blue
mont cemetery, Tuesday was SUCCESSFUL
affair. A large crowd turned out 20 strew
the graves of their dead friends with flow
ers and witness the occasion. Nearly all
the different organizations OF the city were
in the procession, and music was furnished
bv the Pennington band, Grafton Opera
House band and the Jennings band.
Speeches were delivered appropriate to the
occasion by Revs. simmons, Ash, Moore.
Flanagan and NCAe.
= Congressman Anderson, OF the Third
district, was here short time last Satur-
day.
Harry Curtin and family have gone to
Sutton 10 spend some time with MIR. Cur
tins father, c. w. Curtin.
Rev. II. Z. Wade, Of ClarSsburg, was
here Monday.
Il. T. Martin, who has been at B8lti-
more on railroad business, has returned.
Mrs. John Graham, Of Newburg, was
the guest Of relatives here Sunday.
Miss BERTHE Davis has returned from the
East. where she has been attending school
Miss Heironimus. OF Davis, is the guest
Of the Misses Davis in West Grafton,
Judge Dent is home again from attend
ing Supreme Court,
A good many Republicans from here
will attend the State League OF RepuOli-
can Clubs, to be held at Fairmont Tues
CAV.
Miss Edith Chambers is visiting rela-
tives in ParkersOurE.
Miss Mabel Scbaeffer, Of this place, won
the first medal IN one or the private schools
in Baltimore recently.
State Superintendent OF Schools, Hon.
Virgil A. Lewis, was IN this city Thurs
day evening.
Wm. OSBORN, a hOstler in the 3. & O.
yards at this place, received bad Injuries
TUESDAY Oy falling on an engine.
Miss Josephine Leuth6e has returned
from Pittsburg, where she has been under
going medical treatment
Samuel Steele and wife, Of Weston, were
listing friends here the first of the week,
lille on their way TO Saratoga.
DR. ID. II. Moore, editor or the Western
tristan Advocate, Of Cincinnati, while
ere recently was the guest Of Rev. A
Moore.
J. NJ. Hamilton. an attorney Of Calhoun
county. was here on legal business last
Saturday
Can't. John :. Burdette and wife, Of
Charleston. are visiting relatives here.
All the preliminary work IS being done
preparatory 10 commence work on the
water works at this place. The bonds Will
soon be sold and the contract let.
Several car loads OF piping Is here ready
the work of laying the natural gas pipe
= this place will soon commence.
-ClaytOn has resigned his position
Tor the Singer Sewing Machine
ID engaged with Pittsourg