Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-09-02
MOUNDSVILLE.


home at Wheeling yesterday after 8
visit to relatives here.
Earl Harris has gone to Cadiz, Ohio
to spend month with relatives. He
rode nearly the entire distance on his
wheel.
Mrs. John Bowen left yesterday tc
spend few days with friends at Home
stead, Pa
Mayor w. r. Mcdonald, of Cameron
was visitor in the city yesterday.
Miss Lille Gray left yesterday fol
her home in Washington Iowa after
spending several weeks with freiends
here.
Miss Sallie Parks popular young
lady of the First ward, spent yesterday
the guest of Wheeling friends.
Hon. ]. A. Ewing was at flew Mar
tinsville on legal business yesterday.
T. A. Davis, of Cameron, was in the
city on business yesterday.
Miss Clara Blake. of Glen Easton
was visitor in the city yesterday.
Harry and Mamie Hall, of Wheeling
spent yesterday visiting friends here
Misses Cora and Mabel Brown have
returned from an extended visit to
GAINESVILLE, O., friends.
Miss Alice Sanford is home from
visit to Wheeling friends.
A. w. Urpman, of Darlington, was in
the city on business yesterday.
C. H. Hunter will attend the New
Martinsville fair to-day.
Next week the Ohio River railroad
will run a special train to Wheeling
on account of the big fair. The round
trip rate will be 25 cents and in the
evening the train will leave Wheeling
at 6 p. m.
A. L. Wiedebusch and wife spent
yesterday the guests of friends al
Sherrard.
Will Ray has disposed of his confec.
tionery on Jefferson avenue to SherG
Hubbs. The room will be thoroughly
renovated and Mr.. Hubs will open 6
first-class lunch room and restaurant
the last of the week.
The Ladies Sewing Society of the
M. E. Church met yesterday Afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Dr. J. M. William
son. This is the first meeting the
ladies have held since last July an6
all present spent very enjoyable at
| ternoon.
The Natural Gas Company have
laid their mains on Third street. The
company will have quite number O.
consumers on this street and the pipe:
should have been laid long ago.
| DR.. Ben Parkinson left yesterday for hi
| home in Palo Alto, California, after spend
| ing several weeks here.
The Thimble Bee Society meets this af
| ternoon at the home of Mrs. G. S. T
| Griffith, on jefferson street.
| Miss Trea. Dressed is at Woodsfield, o.
| visiting friends this week.
| Mr.. Fuller, an oil man living on Sew
enth street, has moved his family to Par
| kersburg, so as to be nearer his work
| Mrs. Charles Bowen, of Powhatan, O.
| is visiting friends in the city.
| County Clerk Lewis issued a marriag
| license yesterday to Jacob Ii. Lauer age,
| 81, of Bluefield, and Miss Mary France
Jarrett, aged e. Of this city.
| B. F. Hodgman has received an orde
! for eighteen hundred thousand brick 70
| the Riverside company at Benwood. Thi
| firm at present is idle on account of n
! coal. but as soon as the strike is over tn
| brick will be manufactured and shippe
at once.
| The Gallaher base ball club will probab
| ly cross bats with the Capitols of BeIlair
on the grounds here next Saturday. TIL
game will be for the championship of tn
| two cities and large crowd should tur
| out and root for the home team.
| Misses BERTHE and Eva Hall go to Man
nington on the fifteenth, where they wi
attend the marriage of Miss Myrtle Ha.
| to Mr.. James Shafer. Miss Eva will b
one Of the bridesmaids and Miss BERTHE wi
| play the wedding march The weddin
will be big church affair and a larg
number of invitations have been issued TO
| the event.
| The company of National Guards whic
was organized in this city will be mus
| tered in by Col. c. L. Smith, of Fairmont
| tomorrow. There are 43 of the boys O.
| the list and the company will be one o
| the finest in the State.
Wheat is still selling at 80 cents in thi
city. The farmers are bringing a grea