Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03

ed home, after visit with Miss Mayme
Weisich. of Wade avenue.
~ Miss Beeson, of Uniontown, is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Lyde Hamilton.
Mrs. Joseph A. McCord, of Blan
street. has gone East for few weeks
to visit with friends and relatives.
John H. Kennedy. of the Sheriff's Of
flee, is on the street again after Sc
we're illness.
The Clarke heirs have donated lot
in Tylerdale 100 by $50 feet, to the
Third United Presbyterian Church.
DR.. c j. McNutty will remove April
to the house now occupied by the
family of the late DR.. Reamer, North
Main street.
Clarence Z. Penn, of this place, has
accepted a positino as clerk in the es-
adjustment of Jones & Laughlin,
Pittsburg.
Miss Rose lie Moyne, south of town,
remains quite i'll.
The talk OF a new railroad across
Washington county is arousing the in
terest of land owners and persons in
terested in coal tracts along the pro-
posed route.
J. Shan. Margerum and wife, who
have been sojourning in the South,
leave for home this week.
Miss Helen Childs, of Pittsburg, who
has been visiting Miss leila Bentle,
has returned home.
Samuel Gantz and son have taken
charge of the old CAN'T hill on West
Chestnut street, and will operate it in
place of Myers & Kerr, who have sur
rendered the lease.
Residents of South Strabane town
ship, who are opposed to the triennial
assessment for that township, met here
Yesterday for the purpose of appoint
ing q committee to meet the County
Commissioners, Wednesday. The
committee consists of julius LeMoyne,
George Cameron, w. II. Martin and c.
NJ. Berry, who represent the best farm
ers Of that township.
Ed. r. Smith, who has been i'll in
Pittsburg for the past three weeks, has
returned much improved, but still not
4 well man. Mr.. Smith had an opera
ton performed for catarrh of the nose
and it resulted seriously.
Mrs. Sherman Beattee entertained
number of her friends at her home %
Wheeling street Tuesday evening.
President Moftat, of w. d j. College,
left yesterday for Chicago to attend
meeting of the Western Alumni Asso
citation.
At the next. meeting of the Borough
Council the street railway will ask per-
mission to extend its tracks down JEFF
ferson avenue Supt Townsend says
the prospects of the line being extend
ed to Tylerdale in the near future are
very bright.
ThefolloWing marriage licenses have
been issued since the last report: II.
l.. Petit and jeanette Jones, both of
Cannonsburg: AbednegO Holland and
Fannie Fulton Monongahala; VIM. B.
Hill, East Bethlehem, and Phoebe Reg
lister, DeemstOn.
DR.. S. A. Lacock has sold his Touring
mill property at McConnell's Mills to
L. A. Russell and John B. Roberts, for
$4,000.
Eleven applications for liquor Ii
censes have thus far been filed, and
nearly three weeks still remain in
which applications may be entered.
Of the eleven applications filed thus
far, seven are for retail privileges.
A deed was entered in the Recorders
Office this week which shows the trans
fer of considerable valuable coal prop
erty in this county. r. i. Robbins is
the purchaser, and he gets III acres of
the w. H. Mcbride farm for S13,341.30
TheWashingtona and Jefferson Banjo,
Mandolin and Guitar Club has been
receiving instructions from Prof. Fred
Myers, of Wheeling, and already are
becoming proficient. This club will
travel with the Glee Club, and have a
trip arranged covering the whole of the
spring vocation. A concert will be
given in Wheeling on the 18th of April