Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-03-29
MANNINGTON.

Warrington. W Va, March 2S.-Mr.
Harry Dickerson, Of FairmOnt, was here
/ Sunday.
Burt Free, of Findlay, o., is visiting
relatives here.
Postmaster II. B. McCracken spent
/ Monday in FairmOnt
Miss Hattie Eough, OF Fairmont, was
the guest Of the Moss family at the Ho-
tel Koen over Sunday.
Charles II. Whalley and W. N. WEIGH
I of Wheeling. spent Sunday with friends
here.
If YOU have a parlor. dining room or
chamber to be papered this spring, send
TO c.. C. Boston. "A Twelfth street
| Wheeling. ". Va. for samples.
Mrs. Edward Mahan. of High street,
entertained friends Friday and Monday
evenings with cards and dancing, in
honor Of her sister-in-laW, Miss Irene
Mahan. of Washington, d. c. An ele-
CANT repast was served at u o'clock.
and was heartily enjoyed by ALL Those
present Friday evening were Misses
Hattie Beatty. Georgia Morrison Cora
/ POneroy, Nina Kimberlin, and Messrs.
Fred. Pritchard J. J. Kenney. E. A..
/ Dream. Harry Beatty and Claude Bas-
nett On Monday evening the guests
we're Misses Carrie Dunlap, Villa
Hough. Georgia Morrison, Hattie Beat
ty. and Messrs. Ray Coulter, VIII Nor
ton. VIII Furbee, Homer Koen and
Charles Phillips.
Our streets are in almost impossible
condition.
At the Opera House Tuesday night,
side Tracked Friday. "Outcasts Of q
Great City
Archie Mortimer, who was burned by
a gas explosion at the South Penn S
Beatty No. II several days ago, is re-
covering. He is under DR.. Warden s
care
Nessrs. NcCraw, Lemasters and Nc
IaughHn. who were burned at the
Hockinberry gas well explosion March
3. have been brought 10 the Snodgrass
residence on Main street. They are
improving rapidly.
Cashier C. +. Jolliffe, of the Exchange
Bank. is better, after a case OF the grip.
J. BracKshere is unable to leave his
room.
Our building boom is the liveliest
ever seen here.
At the National Republican League
convention, Milwaukee, June, Marion
county will be represented by Thos. F..
/ Barrett. of Warrington.
An electric light company is being or
ganized 10 build a plant in three
months.
Enoch Curry spent Sunday at Flem-
ington.
y. C. Baer. of Kokomo, Ind. repre-
senting the Edison General Electric CO.,
was in the city Thursday.
Grumbling has been caused by Coun-
ell advancing water rates % per cent
City Clerk Rymer reports the water
works $500 short Of being self-support-
ing
Rev. Sam Small will begin a series Of
six temperance lectures here on Tues
day evening.
Messrs. Thomas E. Davis, L. Mallo-
nee. c.. +. Knust. 5. L. Allen and J. K.
Smith were in town Wednesday exam
ming the Corless safe in the First Ma
tional Bank, prior to purchasing one 10
be placed in their new building now in
course Of erection. They we're favor
ably impressed.
Mrs. NJ. Quirk, who has been visiting
at Washington, Pa, returned Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Rhodes were called
to Greenville, Pa, the first Of the
week by the severe illness Of Mrs.
Rhodes's mother, Mrs. Blair
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Hamilton enter
tanned friends Tuesday evening. The
rooms were tastefully draped and elabO-
rately lighted. Dancing and cards
we're the amusements. An elegant
luncheon was served. Those presnt
were Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Deitz, Mr.. and
Mrs VIM. Edwards, Misses Kimberdin,
Beatty, Mahan. Pomeroy, Morrison,
Clayton. and Messrs Fred. Pritchard,
Dream. Morton, Phillips, A L. Prichard
and Claud Basuett.
Miss Lucy Stewart, who is attending
school at BuckhannOn, arrived home
Saturday on a short vacation.
Mrs. VIM. Edwards. who has been
visiting in Kittanning, Pa, returned
Tuesday morning.
Miss Gertrude BarthlOw, of Morgan
town. is visiting her sister, Mrs. c. E.
Jolhffe.
Misses Clara and Maud CARRIER, for
merly Of Norfolk. Va. have come 10 re-
side permanently with their uncle,
George Camp, on Howard street