Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-30

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vas circulating among his numerous
friends here this weak.
Mrs. Lixxie White fell Thursday
while crossing the street on the step
ping stones at the intersection of Adj
Olson and Main streets. in the East
End, and dislocated her wrist and
fractured one bone In her right arm.
| Hon. John P. Jones, of Terra Alta,
was here on business Thursday.
Mr.. Will Hopke and Miss Annie
Brew were married Tuesday morning
at $3.50 at st. Augustines Catholic
church, in this city. Rev. Father Nc
Elligott officiating. A number of
| friends and relatives were here from
a. distance attending the wedding. Mr..
and Mrs. Hopke left on the noon train
Tuesday for bridal tour, after which
they will return to this city, to make
their future home.
John Luttrell was business visitor
to Newburg this week.
A Halloween social will be held
Monday night at the Residence of DR..
Warden in South Grafton by the
young ladies composing Mr.. Warden S
Sunday school class.
The Golden Link Social Club was re-
organized the past week, and the fol-
lowing officers elected: President, G..
S. McCafferty; Vice President, Clyde
G. Turner; Secretary, A. w. Patton;
Treasurer, w. H. Rendle; Floor Mana
ger, Floyd Patton. This club is COM
posed of thirty couples of our best
young society people, and is now in its
fourth season. The object of the club
is the holding of private dances and
receptions. which occur the first and
third Friday nights of each month. at
Brinkman hall. The first ball will be
November Sd.
Workmen this week began tearing
down the old Jennings building next
to the Merchants and Mechanics Bank,
and as soon as the building is removed
Mr. G. L. Jolliffe will begin the erec-
ton of magnificent new business
block, into which he will move his
two stores as soon as completed.
Bent Sandy, of the Second regiment,
came home Thursday night and is VS.
iting his parents in West Grafton.
The Grafton band will go to Fair
mont next week, to furnish music for
swell opening at that place.
Guy Malonee a member of the Fifth
Maryland regiment, is at his home in
this city, the regiment having been
mustered out.
Chas. Cooper moved his family this
week to Glenwood, Pa, where he has
secured employmenu
Mrs. H. c. Compton and little son,
went to Parkersburg Friday morning,
to visit relatives.
Mrs. Earl Newton, of Buckhannon,
is the guest of relatives here.
B. and o. storekeeper Cromie went
to Baltimore Monday to attend con-
venticn of B. and o. storekeepers at
that city.
The parties having charge of the
brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
ball, have decided to hold box sup
per the same evening Of the ball. This
will do away with the Inconvenience
of leaving the hall for refreshments.
This affair promises to be one OF the
largest events of the kind ever held in
Grafton, and as five hundred invita-
tions have been issued, the attendance
will be very large
Miss Sarah GraystoD, of Liverpool,
England, arrived here Friday and is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Patrick
Moran, in South Grafton.
Mrs. Frank Baton, of Rowlesburg,
is the guest of relatives here.
Will Malonne and Geo. Lelthke VIII
leave Monday for weeks hunting
trip in the mountains.
J. E. Shaw, of Parkersburg, native
of Grafton, is visiting friends here.
The contractors on the repairs to
the county bridge began work this
week with a large force of men. These
are much needed improvements.
Mrs. Anna Welsh and daughter have
returned from visit to relatives at
Wheeling.
A. J. Wilkinson was in Charleston
this week.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Donahue, of Wheel
ing. was the guest Of Rev. Father NC
Elligott, Friday.
Will Stuck moved into his hand
some new residence in the Mackin ad-
dition this week.
Mrs. C. M. Peary, of Virginia, who
has been the guest of friends here for
some time past, left Friday for her
home