Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-04-19
MOUNDSVILLE.

W. S. Brady, secretary of the Fostoria
Glass Company, is in New York on bust
ness connected with the company.
DR.. A. E. Linch has purchased two
fine draft horses from the Cng breeding
farm at Dillonvale, o.
w. II. Hicks came near meeting with
a serious accident yesterday morning
while hauling oil we'll supplies from
the depot. He was in the act OF cross
ing the B. & o. tracks with his team,
and at the same time the yard engine
was approaching, running backwards.
Before MIR. Hicks was aware Of the fact
the engine was upon him, and he barely
! had time 10 get out of its way. he
! followed to the engineer, but he failed
! to hear his cries. AS it was, the tram
missed his wagon only few inches.
The Board of Education is taking the
seats and inside fixtures out of the
school building preparatory TO razing it
! for the purpose of commencing the erec-
ton of a modern structure TO be built
/ this summer.
Dan Shafer. chief engineer at the
prison. went 10 Wheeling yesterday to
east his vote at the Democratic primar-
| les.
L. G. Brock was out to Cameron yes
terday opening a set of books for the
new bank which opened its doors for
| business yesterday morning.
CAPT. James Nottingham and daugh-
ter. Mrs. William Riggs. Of Omaha,
Neb., are visiting the family of f. H.
Blake and other friends in this locality
| Mr.. Nottingham was former resident
of this place.
F. NJ. Plymale, one of the guards at
! the prison, was called to his home in
Wayne county by telegram announe-
ing the serious illness of his mother.
j. c. Bardall leaves this week for an
extended trip through the South and
West in the interests of the United
States Whip Company.
Yesterday was pay day at the glass
factory. coal mines and Seamon's cigar
factory. A large amount of money was
distributed among the workmen
Mrs Geo. w. Grimes is able TO be
out again. after serious illness Of sew
eral weeks.
j. f. Roberts is happy over the arriv-
al of another son yesterday.
Robert Richie finished six months
sentence in Jail and was discharged
from that institution yesterday. His
offence was humping a gentleman Of
color in Benwood last fall.
Two natives of Poland. with the fit
ting appellations of Stonslow Skazynski
and Mrs. Leokidi Gutkoski, had their
domestic grievances aired before Justice
CrisWell yesterday afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gutkoski resided in Jefferson
county. O.. and Stonslow was their best
Mrs. Gutkoski resided IN jefferson
boarder. About three weeks ago
SkaZynski came to Glendale and secur-
ed work in the coal mines. and a few
DAYS later Mrs. GutkoSki followed,
bringing her four children, and was
soon installed as the housekeeper of her
former boarder. Friday the injured
husband followed and had them arrest
ed, and also secured possession of his
four offsprings. His wife said that as
soon as she could get the necessary
papers signed in Steubenville she in
tended TO marry the other fellow. and
declared her intention of sticking to
him. They were dismissed on condi-
The Christian Endeavor Society gave
musical and literary entertainment at
the Opera House last night for the bene-
fit Of the Presbyterian church. They
had good audience and their perform
ance was highly spoken of by all pres
ent.
Miss Marie Willard. of Cameron. is
the guest of Miss Clara Mosier for a
few days.
Mrs. Bentley Booher, of Wheeling. is
the guest of the family of Mrs. S. w.
BO0her. on Tenth street.
Miss Norma Fuchs, of Powhatan,
was here attending the commencement
exercises, and while here was the guest
Of Misses Mary and Norma Scott, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mrs. Richard Chaddock will leave on
Thursday next for an extended visit
to friends in Uhriehsville, o.
Mrs. Jane Wood. of Hamilton, Cana
da. and Miss Fannie Wood. of Toronto.
who have been the guests of the families
Of c. c. Mathews and Thomas Scott.
left yesterday afternoon for Pittsburg,
where they will spend a week with
friends before returning home.
There will be Catholic services in
their church to-day. the first that has
been held in the building since the fire
The Frank Fish farm. containing III
acres, situated in Clay district, was sold
at special commissioner sale at the
front door of the Court House yesterday
afternoon. Deputy Sheriff Marion Key
ser became the purchaser for the sum
of S2120