Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-16
NEIGHBORHOOD.
EHAT HAS BEEN GOING ON IN NEARBY
TOWNS TGE PAST WEEK
Social Affairs Happenings and Events Of Local
Interest Gathered By Register Reporters
Readable Resume Of the News
MANNlNsrON.

WASHINGTON, W. Va, September Ia
Mrs. Virginia SterretL of Nevada, Mo, Is
visiting friends aud relatives here. Mrs.
Sterrett is the eldest daughter OF DR.. j. l..
Brand, at one time a weIl-knOwn resident
Of this place, and this Is Der hrst visit TO
her old home in 20 years.
There will De a grand masque ball IN the
Opera House Wednesday evening, sep
TENDER 10. This promises 70 De the swell
est affair Of the kind ever in the city,
Many of the society people have ordered
their costumes from Baltimore.
The Shamrock base ball club, or Wheel
ing. came in on a freight train Thursday
evening, and a game of ball with the Nan
nington second nine was arranged Tor Fri
day afternoon, resulting ia a score o. D 70 8
In favor Of Warrington.
Roy Stewart will attend schOC, az Buck
harmon the coming fall and W nter.
Mrs. Il. B. Nay, Of Wheeling, Is visiting
friends and relatives here this week.
John CARRIER and daughter, Miss Clara,
Of Norfolk, Va, are visiting friends and
relatives here.
Miss Carrie Nsy, OF Chattanooga, Tenn.
IS visiting friends and relatives here. Miss
Nav is the daughter of Mr.. Frank Nay,
who moved TO Tennessee from here sew
Homer K0en has returned from a trip to
Denver, Col.
n. S. Beatty ahd son Fred have returned
Lam Mt. Csehfents, Mich. Mr.. Beatty IS
i2G N6ch improved in health.
"a Pomsroy is teaching q class
N the Opera House.
Nose who attended the G.. A. K.
hrg from here were Captain A. n.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Kelly,
bpkins, H. r. aud Charles FUr0ee
arles johnson.
Annie Schrecengost, who has been
81 of her sister, Mrs. VIM. h. Ed
returned 70 her home in Warren,
5 week.
burt, the S-year-Old son Of Mr.. and
p. Burt died Wednesday morning
heria and was buried Thursday ia
lningtOn cemetery lie was u bright
kuigent boy. Pever. Flanagan. OF
and Rev. Albert Day. OF this
0nducted the funeral services.
M. G.. McCrackeu, wife Of Post
q. r. McCracken, died Wednesday
effects OF typhoid fever, aged So
he funeral services were conduct
NJ. L. Church Friday evening az
y Rev. b. T. Charlton. Interment
uiugton Cemetery. Her sons,
cCrackeu, oil CeredO, W. Va, and
II Cracker aud wife, Of FairmOnt.
am aughter and sOu-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrl tteriy, Of NckeespOrL Pa, were
IN N nee at the funeral.
w. Easuett returned Tuesday from
severd Aeks' stav az Mt. Clements, Md.
OrinSenks was in Weston this week on
business.
MIR. and Mrs. J. T. Koan were in Wash
ington, Pa, this week, and placed their
son, Burchard, and daughter, Blanche, in
school.
The colored folks gave a hop in the
Opera House, Tuesday evening.
The colOred folks cempmeeting near
town has closed. A cake walk was given
while the meeting was in progress, while
the graceful darkies were putting their
best foot foremost some one stole the cake,
Miss Addie Johnson returned from a
visit 10 relatives in Taylor county, Tues
day.
Ex.Gov. A. B. FleaGSg, Of FEirmont,
was here Thursday on siness.
ReySa3fen IS IN attendance az
Ahce at Charleston. W.
Va, this week. The members OF IDS church
hope 10 see him returned here another
year.
Miss s. II. Burnett. Of Ohio, will lecture
IN the NJ. f. church Sunday evening, under
the auspices OF the ". g. T. T.. Miss Bur
nett has a national reputation as an orator,
and COmss highly recommended by both
pulpit and press. Don't fail 70 hear
her. Everybody is cordially invited.
The South Penn Oil Company's Bell No.
! came IN this week "a light well. The same
company's Walter Conway No. l and n.
s. Beatty No. z came IN good.
Hartman, Greenlee & COmpany's Davis
No. 1 Is in the sand and has a fishing Job.
The South PENIS Boyle No. 2 and
Youst No. l, near Begun, are rigging
up.