Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-09-13
MOUNDSVILLE.

Joseph Shertzinger visited friends al
Wheeling yesterday.
Melvin Criswell. of Pittsburg, is visiting
relatives in the city.
James Corcoran Of Cameron, was a Wis
itor in the city yesterday.
L. w. Parkinson. who has a position, i:
home to spend his vacation.
Will Criswell will open his bakery in the
Third ward again this morning.
VIM. McFadden, of Pittsburg, spent
yesterday with his parents here.
Floyd Francis, of Sards, o., was in the
city yesterday visiting his parents.
John Heedy and VIII weaver were Wis
itors to the town of Benwood yesterday
Miss Anna O'Hara of Wheeling spen
Sunday, the guest of friends in this city
Louis Dressed has quit the bakery bust.
ness in this city. Saturday was his last
day.
John Slack, Of Charleston, was in the
city yesterday, guest at the Johnston
Hotel.
Henry Pratt, a popular young man OF
McMechen, was visitor in the city last
evening.
Wilbert Steele was at Pittsburg yester.
day, having gone on the excursion from
Wheeling.
Mrs. Chloe Kilson, OF New Concord. o.
is the guest of Mrs. Henry NJ. Karchner
of Seventh street.
Frank circuit, formerly of this city. bu
now Of Mannangton, was here yesterday
visiting friends.
John Stewart who has been working il
Pittsburg, came homo yesterday. having
resigned his position.
Miss Leona Redd, of Beeler's Station
IS visiting her sister Mrs. j. II. Nc
Combs, of the orchard.
B. f. Meighen and wife and Franz
Gray and wife attended a church servic,
out in the country yesterday.
Miss Mary Alexander is home from ar
extended visit to New Martinsville friends
Jesse Mcclure, of Warrington spent sun
day with his parents in this city.
Yesterday was one of the quietest Sun
days this city has experienced for some
time past. The weather was so extreme
ly warm that hardly any persons lef
their homes.
Rev. W. A. Williams held services al
the Presbyterian church both morning and
evening yesterday. His trip to Chicago
was an extended one, and while there he
preached several sermons.
Don't fail TO see Side Tracked at the
Opera House tonight Many new and
pleasing specalties will be introduced and
1t Will be well worth your while TO at
tend. Seats are on sale at Rogers drug
store.
This morning the miners at the shaft
here and at the Glendale coal works will
resume work. The scale of wages was
settled at Columbus, o., Saturday and
the men are glad to get to work once
more.
p. S. TIubbs, who purchased the confec-
ticnery store Of VIM. Ray on Jefferson
avenue, has had the place thoroughly
renovated and he now has one of the fin
est restaurants in the city He keeps a
full line of candies. and his place attracts
a great deal of attention.
The funeral of VIM. Rodocker took place
from his late home yesterday afternoon
and was very largely attended The nj IN.
bers Of the G. A. r. attended in BODY
and made very neat appearance. De
ceased was in his 18th year and was quite
an old citizen Of the city.
Mrs. VIM. Clayton died yesterday morn.
ing at her home in this civ. Dee asad
was quite an aged lady and had been III
Tor quite long time. and her death wa
not unexpected. The funeral arranae g
ments have not been made as yet, but sh;