Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-29
NOUNDSVILLE.


vile. is the guest of Miss Matte Fran
els. on TOmlinsOn avenue.
The camp ground now wears a de-
serted appearance, nearly all OF The cot
tagers having removed their families
back home for the winter season. &c. h.
Snedeker and Thomas Finn are the last
TO leave. and they are preparing TO move
tomorrow.
William Johns has been absent at
Graysville for the past week painting
a new house for Fred Wolf
Mr. Benz COnkle has just completed
the construction of a new ice reservoir,
in dimensions so by 102 feet During
the winter season he will pump it full
of fresh we'll water, which when frozen
will make a superior quality of ice. The
reservoir is located near the storage
house which was erected this summer.
Mrs. n. A. Jones informally enter
tanned a few of her intimate friends at
her home on Jefferson avenue Thurs
day evening. The affair was in the
nature of a surprise, and after the
guests had gathered, the evening was
pleasantly passed in social converse
ton.
Miss Madge Mathews is confined to
her room, the result Of a sprained ankle,
received while attempting to mount her
bicycle.
The Fast Mail" will be at the Opera
House tomorrow night and will be sure
to be greeted with a large audience.
The scenic effects are said to be superb,
while the show is the best that Will visit
our city this season. The Grand Opera
House band will be down from Wheel
ing to lend enlivenment to the occa-
sion.
The annual stockholders meeting of
the Home Building and Loan Associa-
ton was held at its Office in the bank
building Friday night and the following
Board Of Directors were elected to serve
for the ensuing year: David Levi, S.
w. Dick, S. w. Mathews, J. A. Bloyd, T.
]. Parsons, T. B. Rogers, S. NJ. Steele,
j d. Burley and II. w. Hunter The
Board organized by electing David
Levi President, J. D. Burley Secretary,
and s. W. Dick Treasurer. The Asso-
citation has been in existence five years.
Mrs. Ada Carrick was rendered
pleasant surprise in the nature of a
house warming party at her new home
on Morton avenue Friday evening. She
had not the least intimatiOn of the af-
fair until her friends had gathered in
and taken complete possession of the
parlor The evening was pleasantly
spent IN social amusements, and all
present expressed themselves as de-
lightfully entertained.
Dr. J. d. Schmied has retired from
the firm of Drs. Bruce & Schmied and
will remove the first of the week to
Cambridge, O., where he will locate as
a specialist for the treatment of diseases
of the eye, ear, throat and nose. DR..
Schmied has been very successful in
his practice here, and his many friends
are sorry to see him leave.
Miss Mollie Grandstaff. the seven
teen-year-old daughter of Jacob Grand
staff. died at the home of her parents in
the Third ward Friday evening between
seven and eight o'clock She had been
afflicted for over a year with cOnsump-
ton, and her death was not therefore
entirely unexpected.
featuring Company will take place
Tuesday and Wednesday, the 1st and
%. They have secured a load of water
MELONS and will provide a free dinner
for al who attend. This of itself in
sures a big crowd.
Rev. r. B. Ward. of St. Mary's. passed
through here yesterday on his way to
Warrington to take charge of the pas
torate there.
Robert n. Humphreys has returned
home from Baltimore, where he was a
member of til Maryland Broom Co.,
and has accepted a position with the
Joseph Klee's Sons, at the prison.
Three hack loads went out from this
place yesterday afternoon to Gorby's
school house. in Meade district, to at
tend a grand rally of the Republican
hosts and incidentally to save the coun-
try. The company was composed of a
prospective Governor, Congressman,
two Sheriffs, Clerk of the Circuit Court,
two Clerks Of the County Court. State
Senator. two Judges and a Deputy
Sheriff. They were Hon. c. W. Atkin
son, Hon B. B. DOvener, G. S. McFad-
den, L. B. Purdy, L. L. Stidger, q. NJ.
Lewis J. d. Burley, S. W. Mathews, o.
L. Holiday, B. f. Meighen and James
l.. Davis.
The District Missionary Convention
of the Presbyterian Church was held in
this city on Friday. Mrs. Bell, of Wash
ington. d. c.. and Mrs. Wilson, of
Wheeling. We're present and delivered
addresses. speaking of the good work
which had been accomplished by the
society and looking forward to the
strengthening Of the society and the ac-
complishment of better results.
Mrs Amanda Clegg has been very
sick, at the home of Mrs. S. W. Dick,
the past week.
Miss Ada Harris. who has been the
guest of Mrs. F. G. Roberts, returned
TO her home at Washington, Pa, the
fore part of the week.
Miss Nettie Hall. of FairmOnt. who
has been visiting Miss Nettie Brooks,
on Third street, has returned home.
Mrs Geo. Conner, of Union district,
is the guest Of her son, c. w. Conner,
the news dealer.
Little Prince Lodge. No. 10. X. of P,
viii go TO Wheeling to-day in a body
to attend the laying of the cornerstone
at o'clock. All the members are re-
ouested to meet at their hall this morn
ing at 9 o'clock totake the 9:SS train.
CHEAP RATES SOUTH.