Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-25
spending several days with friends

from q visit 10 frienuS at SaTulS.
Rev. II. c. Sanford has returned TO
his home at Lumberport after attend
ing the campmeeting services.
Albert C. Scroggins, Jr., left yester-
day for the State OF Iowa in the interest
Of the Fostoria Glass Company.
Miss Lotue L. Spear, Of Braddock.
Pa, arrived here yesterday TO spend
week with friends.
Miss Sadie King returned TO her
home at Wheeling yesterday, after an
extended visit to friends here
Mrs. b. f. Rumble has returned
from n visit to McMechen friends.
Miss Texie Jones has resigned her
position as copyist at Clerk Lewis
Office and accepted a similar one with
the Fostoria Glass Company. a. L.
Hooten is her successor at the Court
House.
Several Polanders were before Jus
tice Mann yesterday charged with
fighting at Glendale. The usual fine
was imposed, which was paid, and the
parties were given their liberty.
Among the ones who went 10 Buff
falo on Monday morning were Ivan
Brandon and wife. WIN will see the
sights and il would be worth anyones
time to follow him around the big
city. for he would make il interesting.
Misses Emma and Daisy Ewing and
]. w. Ewing, Of Leatherwood, were
here yesterday visiting relatives.
Mrs. j. l.. Holt. Of Huntington, is
visiting relatives in the city.
Charles Noble, OF Wheeling. was here
yesterday securing entries for the
Woodsheld, O.. fair Among the num-
Der are Lon Grandstaff's Buffalo Bill"
and Charles Willis" Ed p A. l.. Bal
ley. Of Wheeling. entered his cele-
brated trotter, Red Bud, by Red Buck.
in the Ham and Eggs stakes. Tha
fair. Mr.. Noble says, will be bdtter
than ever this year and he lookd for
good crowd from this locality.
There will probably be another1troI-
ley party given over our street rail-
way TO Benwood before tho week Is
out. The one Monday night went TO
Renwood and there a visit was made
TO the Tube Works. A weel-known
county official is at the head OF tho
proposed one for the last OF tho week,
and the date OF It will be given later.
The Epworth League will hold their
regular services on tomorrow night.
This will be tho first meeting held
since the campmeetng began.
Miss Cora Brown is visiting friends
at GAINESVILLE. o.
James Manhood, Of Bonwood. who has
been spending Jew days here, leaves
for Buckhannon, where he will enter
college with view Of studying for
~ Many people of Ibis city wonder
why we cant have arc lights instead
of the 75-candle power( lamps, which
do not make much Of show oiher
towns much smaller haVe such I'M
provements. but it looks \2s though
Moundsvlle would be the 1asL Al
any rate, It is hardly worth whsle ask
ing for anything now, since tie city
is so badly in debt. Probably n 1900
things will he working differently
The mine situation in this d trict
remains unchanged. and so far ot
single man has broken the ranks q me
strikers. Donations still keep 20 klns
in and the men are very much plef Cd
by the way in which everybody NJ
helping them with their. cause
hone for a speedy settlement Of .
strike. and they believe that the 8
pense will not be much longer
will be a great victory for one side
the other.
A GOOD SELECTION.
Cant Doyener has at last made pup
lie at Washington the accommodating
OF Mr.. A. T.. Lynch for pCstmasp
here. This. Of course, has been *
pected by his many friends FOR quiie
a long time and therefore was not
much OF a surprise Mr. Lynch has
always been a Republican in good
standing and his appointment VIII
please almost every Democrat az wen
az Republican. He IS a man that ha'
lived here over eleven years, and 10
that time has probably come In con-
tact with nearly everybody IN tf
city and the country as well. He H
popular with everybody and he maze
a very clean fight for bis appointment
There were several after the Once
hut since Mr. Lynch has secured ths
prize it is safe to say that all VIII ten,
der him their congratulations. JOSH
who will be Mr. Linch's assistant has
not been announced yet. and VIII
not be until some time next mont1
He will probably take his Office a6o
the 25th Of September, as the term ~
Mr. Simpson does not expire until Z
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