Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04
MOUNDsvILLE.

In q casa tried before Justice Mann on
Wednesday, in which Charles n. simpson
was plaintiff against Samuel IOmunSOh,
brought TO recover goo damages for alleged
breach OF contract in falling 10 deliver
sch Of scales purchased by the plalnuu,
Indictment was rendered in his favor for 50
aad costs an appeal of the case VIII
likely be taken to the Circuit Court
The coal mines az this place aud Glen
dale are stil idle with little prospects OF
either of them resuming operations any
vavs soon. What coal is shipped into our
town either comes down the river or oy
Wv of raj from Fairmont. Itlooked for
awhile as fl we would have a coal famine,
ana the cold weather setting in made II
rather serious for q greater portion OF the
population who were minus the necessary
luol.
The breach Of promise case of Miss An
guish against Glen BGsset, which was 10
come up in the March term Of court has
been compromised. Both Of the parties
are well 10 DO, and as this was the hrst
case OF the kind TO DO tried IN this county,
it promised 70 attract considerable atten-
ton.
Miss Mary Velton entertained about
tnirtv-ive of her friends at q progressive
euchre party al herhome on Second street,
Thursday evening. Refreshments were
served, and a very pleasant time enjoyed by
all present.
Teachers Institute was held in the
school hall here yesterday. An extensive
programme had been arranged, which was
carried through with good effect and was
instructive to visitors as well as teachers.
a large attendance from all over the coun-
tv took part in the exercises.
John Hendershot accompanied by his
sisters, the Misses Henderson,, ana d. L.
galaher attended the Masonic bazaar al
Wheeling Thursday evening.
The seventh and eighth rooms OF rae
public schools engaged in spelling contest
Friday afternoon, which resulted IN FAVOR
of the juniors. The seventh room had
efchteen members left when toe contest
ended.
j. II. PAUL. OF MOnOngah. VINO has been
emplOved as superintendent at the coal
works. VIII move his family mere IN the
near future.
Council No. 8 and Golden Rule Council NO.
~ win meet ct the Prosecuting Attorneys
olice on the 10th 20 make final arrange
merts for the demonstrations 10 take place
on Washi1gton's birthday
A couple Of young females were before
His Honor the Mayor for disturbing rell-
eious worship, ana were given lesson they
will not soon forget.
,Tbe Dazzler," which will be produced
At the Wheeling Opera House tomorrow
evening, viii attract large crowd from
this city.
Mrs. G.. w. Crimes was called 10 the
home Of her parents in Tyler county this
week by the serious illness Of her father,
NJ. keyser. Deputy Sheriff, is construct
ing new residence on Morton avenue, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets.
Miss Daisy Lowe entertained the mem
bers Of her Sunday school class TO a taGy
party at her home on Twelfth street,
Thursday evening.
At the special term Of the Circuit Caurt,
held this week. an order wasentered ap-
pointing commissioners TO assesS the dam
ages 70 said owners for the opening of the
streets, which was authorized by council.
An attempt was made 70 deny the necessity
Of the streets, but Judge PAUL overruled
their pleas 10 that effect.