Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-06

at once summoned, but he is still in q crit
The public schools opened up Wednes-
dav. after recess Of nearly Two WeeAs,
with a fair attendance, considering 'n0
weather. fiji, Of
Quite number of our yonng folks "a, az
tended the "Mistletoe party" given oy MI
and Mrs. j. NJ. Crane IN Liberty nali'
Kingwood, last Saturday evening. All to
port a very pleasant time.
Mrs. d. b. Crane departed WEDNESDAY
sor Hot Springs, South Dakota, 10 WISH
her relatives and friends, AID Will Do Ron0
for ABOUT month. ,-,a :.
Miss Nellie Browning, OF OaKlahu' 10
visiting relatives and friends IN town.
Miss Fern Fogle returned Tuesday IRON
Keyser, where she spent the hohoays VIII
her sistor. :, .ha
Miss Floss Marsden, Of Kingwood' Is tne
guest of Miss Meta Rodeheaver.
party of eight or ten couples went 10
Aurora last Monday evening, and helu
pail in the Mountain View House quite
an ENJOYABLE time was had by all present.
Newton Miller, an employe on the b. a
o. track. was supposed 10 have Oeen
struck Oy No. 2, east-oound train, Ihuts-
day morning, and was found ABOUT noon oF
the men on the way train, in dying CON
dition. His skull was mashed, ana ne
fingered until o'clock Friday morning;
when life ceased. He leaves vile ana
two children to mourn his loss.
Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Reese nave re-
turned home, after spending week Win
relatives and friends In Buckhannon'
Ezra Elsev has returned to his nome IN
Hot Springs, South Dakota, after spend
ing a couple of weeks visiting relatives
and friends here.
On Wednesday evening Of this week a
sleighing party of fifteen couples from
Kingwood came to Terra Alta ana look
supper at the Terra Alta Hotel When
supper was over the dining room was
cleared and very pleasant hop was held.
A number of Terra Altans were invited IN
by the Misses Pinnard, aud when the
dancing began quite number had gain
cred 20 assist and join IN the 1estlvltleS'
Dancing was continued until ABOUT one
o'clock. when the visitors departed for
their homes with many a good wish Tor all
who had attended.
). White was calling on relatives anu
friends at Newburg Monday and Tuesday.
Constable William A. McGinnis was at
GAINESVILLE Thursday on business.
The annual election for town officers was
held Thursday. There being two tickets in
the field, a lively fight was made by the
friends of the Republican ticket and the
friends of the citizens ticket. The vote was
counted and it was found that E. Q. Jones
and Charles T. Crawford, nominees Tor
mayor, had both received the same number
, of votes. 1t was then left to the commits
sioners of the election, and resulted In a
victory of emo majority for Crawford, OF the
citizens ticket e. b. Hager was elected
recorder on the same ticket. Messrs. Jas.
T. Lokin, Charles Zeller, Ed Whitehair,
Elijah Hardesty and Renard, all of the Re
publican ticket, were elected Councilman,
Lokin and Hardesty being represented on
both tickets.
The thermometer last Saturday morning
registered 10 degrees below zero.
The officers of the G.. A. h. Post No. 64,
for the ensuing year, are: Preston Glover,
Commander; J. H. Rigg, Senior Vice Com
mander: James Herndon, Junior vice
Commander: E. D. Benson, Quartermas-
ter; j. w. Hill, Officer OF the Day; VIM.
a. McGinnis. Chaplain; E. G. Jones, OH
Ger Of the Guard; VIM. H. Glover, Adlu-
tant; d. G. Shaffer, Sergeant Major; Elias
Kelly, Quartermaster Sergeant.