Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-28
MOUNDsVILLE.

Tho March term of the Circuit Court
onens here on next Tuesday. Judge Her
,,ev will be down to open the term. after
which he will go to Brooke and Hancock
counties for the remainder of the week
rrha following week he will devote to the
hearing of cases here. II Is not hkely
that a special judge Will be choSeh' d.
Judge Hervey will devote as niucn ''''i'
as is needed this term.
/. II. Wallace and wife OF WaShIns-
TON Ia. are the guests of Col. W. W. H.
baldwin and family for a few days on
their way 10 Washington, d. G. TO attend
the Inauguration.
private" Dalzell will deliver his lee
ture BOYS in Blue" at the Opera House
Tomorrow evening, under the auspices ol
Caldwell Post. q. a. r.
New car No. 6 was run over the street
car tracks for the first time FRIDAY al'e'-
NOM. The new car is beauty.
Tickets are being disposed Of rapidly
Cor the Womans Christian Temperance
Union Demorest medal contest wh'ch
takes place in the Opera House on tues
dav evening The proceeds OF the enter
tainment will be devoted TO furtherlng the
anti-license movement now on foot III TINS
city. -,
Tho teachers educational meeting, held
in the school building yesterday after
Noon was we'll attended by teachers from
this and adjoining towns.
Mrs. e. A. Shape has arrived home from
philadelphia. where she has been visiting
for several weeks.
II was reported here yesterday. upon
,-hat seemed TO he credible authority, that
W B. Mathews, Of this city had been ten
dered and had accepted the position OF
private secretary to the Secretary OF
state and will be in Charleston for the
next four years.
= IT Blake and wife Is. +. Hodgman
and wife and William Woodburn ana WIFE
will leave the coming week for Washing
ton City to witness the inauguration
The last will and testament Of George
McIlyane. Of Liberty district was admit
ted to probate in the Office Of County
Clerk Lewis yesterday. w II. Hubos IS
named as executor. and he Will be allowed
TO qualify at a future day.
Mrs. A. +. Inch. OF Thompson, is visit
ing friends in the city over Sunday.
drilled 10 the Big Iujun sand was shot
the latter part Of the week and was COM
menced pumping yesterday afternoon. II
is thought that it will make a ten or
twelve barrel producer.
The Ladies' Thimble Bee Society Of the
NJ. f. church held their annual meeting
at the home OF Mrs. ]. T.. Roberts. on
Jefferson avenue Thursday evening. and
elected the following officers to serve for
the ensuing year: president. Mrs. j. a.
Rovd: first vice president. Mrs. W. D.
Dunn: second vice president Mrs. G. 5.
r Griffith: secretary. Mrs. j. G. McCul-
Tough: assistant secretary, Mrs. G. G.
Newman: treasurer, Mrs. J. f. Voitle;
assistant treasurer. Mrs. J. +. Roberts.
The treasurer's report showed that the
ladies had received during the past year
from different sources Sl76.62: expenditure
sl4O6s: leaving a balance on hand Of 1856.
The society will hold their next meeting
next Thursday afternoon.
VIII Z. Ray has withdrawn from the
race for marshal on the Citizens Anti
License Reform ticket. and r. J. Steele
has been chosen TO hll the vacancy.
As the Opera House will sea, about
500 people. only that many tickets viii be
sold for the Dcmorest medal contest next
Tuesday night. The proceeds OF the con-
test will be used for securing q majority
vote against license.
Miss Name Halpin has finished her
school in Franklin district and came home
Saturday.
The Presbyterian Aid Society net at the
home Of Mrs s O. Cans. on Seventh
street. Friday afternoon.
The Phoebe Rowe Missionary Society
were entertained by Miss Mile Guard
Friday evening.