Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11
NEIGHBORH00D.
WHAT RAS BEgN GOING ON IN NEARBY
TOWNS rag PAST WEEK
Sooial Affairs, Happenings and Events Of Local
Interest Gathered By Register Rsplriar1
Raa3abls Resume OF the News
MoUNDsvILLE.

Joseph A. Lockwood, who was 1ouno
dead on the street Thursday morning, was
buried yesterday at ten O'Clock. Inc
funeral took place from bis mothers rest
Cence on Thirteenth street, and was very
large. lntermeut at Mt. Rose cemetery.
Miss Matte Francis has returned from
q pleasant visit 20 her brother az Manning
ton.
Mrs u. NJ. Lewis presented her husband
with a bouncing boy baby the morning Of
the election, which made thrice happy over
the events of that memorable day.
john III. Gehring Of Nebraska, soD-in-
law OF IN. j.. Francis, VIII move heTe 10 the
new future aud start a general store 10 the
Francis building on Jefferson avenue
Mr. Bird Scott, OF Brist0ria, Pa. has
been the guest Of j. 4. Supler for the past
week.
". r.. Stamford. Of Glendale, is the
proud parent of a bouncing COY, which
made its appearance the day of the cleo
tiOn.
Mrs Margaret Thomas, wife OF Dr. &c.
Thomas died az thor family residence on
Third street yesterday morning az 1850
O'Clock, aged about 90 years Mrs. Thomas
maiden name was Patton. and leaves, be-
sides her husband, one sister and four
brothers George W. Patton, W liam d.
Patton. David ID. Patton. II. j. Patton aud
Mrs W. j.. Paden, Of oardis, Ohio. Mrs.
Thomas had not been very well for several
years. but she was stricken with paralysis
3 ief days ago, which caused her death.
She had a wide circle OF fri1nfs and was
liked by All who knew her. FER funeral
will take place from the residence Of her
husband this afternoon 40 two O'Clock.
Miss EDNA Thompson has req rued from
pleasant visit 70 Miss Lucy Higgins az
Wheeling.
me Board Of Directors Of the State
prison held their regular monthly meeting
At their room Friday. Only routine 0Usl-
ness was transacted, aud the bOdrd adj
yourned I'M time 10 let the members depart
for home on the evening trains
''Faus1r will. be- the attraction at the
Opera House tomorrow night with the
celebrated comedian, John Griffith, as
MephlstO. The play IS the most interest
ing and exciting OF al spectacular dramas,
oad 10 deserved good attendance. and
will no doubt secure % large audience.
Miss Lynne Hammond entertained
numoer of her friends very pleasantly 40
her home on jefferson avenue last even
ing. About ten couple were present. and
g very enjoyable evening was passed.
G.. G. Simpson is home from Youngs-
town. Ohio, where be has been for the
past few months.
A special train conveyed The jo,lifers
from this place to Wheeling last night
leaving at seven 20 clock and returning az
tW6.S
Mo PET, Warden Of the Penitenti-
T6turned from his home ia Fay
6nty, where he went 90 vote.
5 Nettie DObbins, Of Wheeling, is he
of Miss Texie Jones, on Jefferson
hue.
hr. Henry S. McFadden, Of Fairmont,
bd Miss Lille NJ. DeiU, daughter Of
louis Deilz, were quietly married last
evening
j. e. Simpson has commenced the cree
ton Of new residence 90 Seventh street.
G.. e.. knight has moved into his new
house, on Eighth street, 10 the rear OF the
prison.
Mrs. Hugh Harris, Of Gallon, o., has
returned 70 Der home after pleasant visit
20 Mrs. Maggie Harris, on Seventh street.
Judge Campbell was down Friday I'm
ishing up the business Of the last term be-
fore beginning court in OHIO county next
week.
The November Presbyterian Cougrega-
tiooal social will DO held in their church
tomorrow evening. The Glendale Banjo
and Mandolin Club will be present aud
assist To the music.
Mrs Emma Moore Scott has returned
from Washington, ID. C., where she has
been for the past two weeks attending the
annual meeting Of the executive committee
of the WOmen's Foreign Missionary
Society. Mrs Scott represented the
Northwest India Conference at the meet
ing.
James p. Higgs has rented the Bryson
property, c0rnec Second street and Jeffer-
son avenue, and will open q green grocery
the coming week.
Rev. O.. w. Grimes will preach a special
sermon % the aged 40 the Nj. b. Church
this morning. A cordial invitation is eX-
tended % all who can % be present
John Wilson and Ben Jefferson had
little settO in upper town yesterday after
noon which resulted in them both coming
out second best They will have the final
lOund before Ills Honor tomorrow.
The EpwOrjh League literary entertain
ment has been postponed until next Thurs
GAY night
Mrs. @. J. Barth is visiting friends in
FOstOria. o.
Miss Iva CourtwriRht entertained a
number of her friends in a social way az
her home on Fifth street last night