Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Mathews are spend
ing the holidays at Central City.
The 4. of p. bazaar closed last night
after a successful entertainment since
Christmas night. The opening of the
bazaar was very successful, bat the cold
weather of the past three nights kept
many housed up who would otherwise
have attended. Over hundred dollars
was cleared, which will 90 far towards
meeting the expense of the uniformed
rank which is to be organized by the
Knights here
The work Of grading for the new electric
railway, through the farm Of Alfred Tom
linson, has been abandoned for the past
three days on account OF the extreme cold
weather.
Miss Birdie Hall has returned from Bal
timore, wnere she was finishing her course
in music.
Miss Madge Mathews entertained the
Epworth League and num0ea OF invited
guests at her home on Jefferson avenue
Friday evening.
The dance given by the l. o. Of y. T. at
the prison parlors Friday night was Hat
tering success. About twenty couples
were present, and everybody seemed to
give himself up to having q good time.
Among those present from out OF town
and Miss Batey, of Cameron; Misses Kate
and Nell ShOwacre anu Messrs. PEABODY
aud Carrouthers, Of Glendale; Jesse Bar
ton, Of Benwood; Miss Edith Over, OF
Pittsburg, and Miss Sharpneck, Of Wheel
ing. Prof Killmyer furnished the music
for the terpsichorean lovers, and refi esh-
ments were served by w. w. Henderson.
John Il. Bryson of GAINESVILLE, is spend
ing the holidays with friends In this city.
Miss Laura Woodburn entertained
number OF her friends very enioyably at
her home on Tomlinson avenue, Wednes-
day evening The time was so enioyably
spent that the hours passed unnoticed by
the young folks present, and the time Tor
departure came only too soon. Appealing
refreshments were served at the proper
season, of which all heartily partook.
Dwight Baxter entertained number OF
his friends in honor Of the anniversary OF
his birth, at his home, corner Lafayette
avenue and Seventh street, Friday even
ing
A very interesting Epwogth League
meeting was held Thursday evening, it
being the regular meeting night OF the
league.
Miss Mary Scott entertained a number
of her friends Thursday evening. Ice
cream and cake were served, and all pres
with their entertainment.
Officer Charlton arrested tough young
girl on the streets Friday, and Mayor
Steele sentenced her to thirty days in Jail
She is said TO reside at Lit,letoD, and the
prospects are that she will De released il
she will leave the town.
The j. n. Cunningham farm, situated
on the Wymans Ridge near Limestone,
was sold at tru stee sale at the front door
OF the Court House yesterday. John Allen
became the purchaser for the sum OF 81
205,00.
Miss Julia Burley spent few days with
Wbesliug friends this week.
There will lie watch meeting at the NJ.
z. Church tomorrow night beginning at
$3.50 o'clock and continuing until after
midnight.
Miss Mamie Mckinley has returned TO
her homo in Wheeling after pleasant
visit to friends here.
Capt. A. o. Baker spent Christmas with
his daughter, Mrs Orlando Stevenson, IN
Parkersburg.
Clarence Smith has severed his connec-
ton with the firm Of Cartwright & Smith,
and will 90 iuto business with his father
on Seventh street, under the firm name Of
w. w. Smith & Son.
Several new oil and gas leases have been
put on record from the lower end Of the
county the past week. The cold snap
seems TO have little or no effect upon the
leasers in that neighborhood, but they
keep steady at work scooping in all the
territory they can, content with the pros
poets for good field. The rig on the Gal
iagher Ridge will be completed by the lat
ter part of next week, and work will COM
mence at once.