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

WASHINGTON, w. VA, June 16.-Miss
Clara jerks left Thursday for a visit TO
relatives in Worcester, Mass.
Rev. J. NJ. Wardens is in Meriden,
Conn, this week, visiting his son.
DIR. Walter Yost attended the commence
ment hop at Morgantown this week.
Ed Breame was in Pittsburg Sunday.
Ed Padden, of Wheeling, is working in
the B. & O. Office here.
The Republican marching club met in
the school house Friday evening to make
arrangements to attend the League of Re-
publican clubs at Fairmont next week.
viii McDaniels, of Morgantown, was Wis
itiug friends here this week. He returned
home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Beatty left for Mt.
Clement, Mich, Thursday. They go on
account Of MIR. Beatty's health.
Prot. w. A. Haggerty returned from the
commencement of the West Virginia Con-
ference Seminary, at Buckhannon, Fri
day. He was appointed member Of the
faculty by the Board OF Trustees, and will
have charge Of the normal branches. Prof.
Haggerty has been principal Of the Man
nington public schools the past two years,
anu although a young man has gained an
enviable reputation as teacher
Prof. (. Z. Woody and Mrs. A M.
D'Mond, of Chicago, organized large class
in vocal music in the NJ. h. Church, We'd
nesday evening.
William Pomeroy and Miss Anna Hen
erickson, two popular and well known
Young people were quietly married Tues
day morning, and left the same day for
trip to Niagara Falls and Buffalo, n: Y.
Children's day was appropriately OBJ
served by the Presbyterian Sunday school
last sunday evening with very pretty
programme, consisting of music and reel
tations. The NJ. b. Sunday school will
hold children's day exercises tomorrow
Sunday evening.
Can't. w. A. Haggerty, Lieuts. w. L.
Basnett and VIII II. Johnson and fourteen
Sir Knights of Columbia Division No. %
U.R. X. of p, attended the union memoir
ial services at Grafton last Tuesday.
Evening Star Lodge NO. "a, l. y. y. f.,
held memorial services Wednesday even
ing The lodge formed at their hall at
D. m. and, headed by Rogers cornet band,
marched to the cemetery and decorated
the graves of deceased brethren. After
services at the cemetery they returned to
Prichard's hall, where they were Joined
bv their wives and lady friends and lis
tened to an address on Odd Fellowship by
Rev. w. |. Canter, Of Pennington. After
the address delicious refreshments were
served and a very pleasant time was en-
loved Prof Rogers cornet band emily
ened the occasion by some excellent music:
A young man by the name OF Hought, OF
Pennington, fell of board into some
lime he was Stacking in South Warrington
Thursday and burned one leg severely.
J.B. Beatty, prominent citizen OF Rich
Hill. Mo, is visiting old friends and rela-
tives here this week.
Mir. and Mrs. John NJ Mullan of Shinns-
ton, are here on a visit this week.
Mr.. and Mrs J. T. KOon and daughter,
Miss Blanche, attended commencement ex-
ercises at Trinity Hall, Washington, Pa,
this week, they returned Wednesday ac-
companied by their son Burchard, who
has been attending that institution.
GAYLORD Hawkins. a young man about
twenty-five years OF age, died OF dropsy
last Satrr,,l- cud was buried Sunday
evening II the Warrington cemetery.
A very pleasant hop was given IN Prich-
srp's Hall FRIDAY evening.
Edward NJ. Vossler, a prominent wire
rope manufacturer Of St Louis, was here
this week.
The Camden Guards, Of Flat Run, are
still at Benwood Some Of the boys were
at home this week on leave Of absence.
McMahon Bros, contractors, struck q
vein of gas on a well they, were drilling
near Glover's Gap Thursday. The gas
caught IRE from the forge snd burned the
rig down.
Hartman. Greenlee & Co.'s hesrus No,
4 came in this week, doing 20 barrels per
| hour.
The South Penn Oil Company has made
| eight new locations on the Nay. Several
of these wells are rigging up, as are Hart
| man. Greeulee & Co.'s Josiah Davis No. l,
| on FlaCgy Meadow. The same company's
| Krau No. and Hough No. |, west of town,
| and South PENIS George Furoee No. are
| also rigging up.
The South Penn OH Compsny's Charles
| Boyles No. !, on Pyles' Fork, is near the
| Gordon sand and is smut down. 1t will.be
run as q mystery.