Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
MOUNDsVILLE.


Miss Nellie Allemong, Of Cameron, is
visiting the Misses Parkinson, on sixth
street
Miss Lou Beall, Of Brooke county, is the
guest of her cousin, Miss Mary Bruce.
The entertainment given by Company g
az the Opera Rouse, on Friday evening"
was a decided success In every particular
/ She audience filed the house to overflow
( ing. most Of the reserved seats being token
long before the performance commenced.
I The part cOpants deSere the highest praise
Cor their untiring efforts 10 make the en-
( tertainment the grand success lt was, and
were each enChOred for the manner in
which they acquitted shemselves. over
one hundred dollars were cleared, which
viii 20 quite a ways toward the parsonage
fund.
Miss Addie Wyrick Of Bellaire, is the
guest of friends In the city.
T.. L. HOrnbrCOk and wife celebrated the
twentieth anniversary Of their marriage at
their residence on Fifth street, Wednes-
day evening. A large number OF invited
guests were present, who brought with
them handsome presents, and dehgnttul
evening was spent. Refreshments were
served 90 add 10 the pleasure OF the coca
sion
An iron fence has been placed around
the vacant corner at the Episcopal Church
and beautiful flower beds will be planted
within the enclosure in the spring
Quarterly meeting will be held at the NJ.
T. Church to-day Presiding Elder Mick,
will preach one Of the sermons.
Mrs. Frank Woodburn, Of Cameron, is
visiting Mrs. IL. j. Parsons, on Sixth
street.
Mrs. Logan and family who have been
visiting her sister, Mrs. James HENRIETTA
fo her home i'm fnR
West.
Company ga, of the NJ. f. church, was
deirhtfu.ly entertained by Mrs. Captain
Roberts. on Thursday evening last IN what
uight be- termed an antiQuated manner.
The gentlemen furnished the vegetable
parts of the menu, and the ladies all the
fancy Dishes meats, etc. Mrs. ROBERTS
furnished the settings, among when was
table linen of finest nOmespun, made Oy
her grandmother in 1920 full set OF dec
Ocrated china, which was wedding pres
emit 90 her mother, 10 lS22, and a number Of
rare pieces of china over 100 years OLD,
brought from Wales. Tea and coffee was
served from urns more than 100 years old.
The company were very COngenlal, ana
passed "a pleasant evening.
Warden III. NauPelt has purchased three
building lots from II. w. Brown, near the
state prison. lie viii probably build on
them.
Ex-SheriT j. 70. Hicks is confined to his
NJ q Mann, Justice Of the Peace Of
CLAW district. was initiated into the mys-
teries of the Jr. O. L. A. NJ, az the meet
ing of Mound City Council, No. 6, Friday
night Tle goat had been special fed for
the occasion, and be has probably learned a
lesson or TWO iu how TO dispense justice.
Dr. George A. Sudger, OF Cameron, was
in the city on business on Friday.
Several cases Of whoOpiug cough are re-
ported among the chi ldren I'M the different
parts of the city.
IT, T.. BardaIl returned tle fore part Of
the week from SIX weeks trip 70 Calitor-
MIA.
j.. Alex. Ewing leaves tonight for jack
son Court House, where he goes as an at
torncyiu the case OF Ray against the ONO
River Railroad Company, brought 10 re-
cover $4,000 damages for killing the
plaintiffs brother while i'm the employ OF
the company about year ago.
The IauCs' Aid Society of the PreSby-
terrain church. which has been doing noble
work Inn relieving the destitute of our city,
met at the par.ors of Mrs y. A. Walton,
ION Seventh street. Friday afternoon, and
elected officers for the ensuing term. Mrs
LOGAN was chosen President and Mrs. HOl-
Ffav secretary The Society now has a
membership of thirty-siN, and during the
past wear has collected and distributed
Sl45f5
me Board or Directors Of the Mounds
vile Driving Park and Fair Association
held a meeting Thursday evening, and pre-
pared The speed programme for the first
annual meeting, TO be held August =, 20,
ID aud 81.