Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-18
Yesterday was the thirty-sixth an
niyersary of the battle of Antitam,

ulSefSdry OF ule pautIe OF Antllauls
Marshall county was represented.
Hon. J. L. Hooten has returned from
visiting his son, Lieut.. A. l.. Hooten of
Company NJ. First West Virginia, at
Knoxville. He gives a glowing ac-
count of the city and says the boys of
Company M, as we'll as the regiment,
have quite a nice time and have AN
abundance to eat Among many other
things for Company Ms last Sundays
DINNER was twenTy-four chickens, every
thing else in proportion.
Mrs. Sallie Hauh, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Jones, of this place, was
seriously injured Friday evening In re-
turning to her home from Majorsvnle
in buggy, her horse became frighten-
ed at some object and ran some dis
lance, jumping gate, throwing Mrs.
Hauh quite a distance. No bones were
broken, but she is thought to be in
jured internally Mrs. Jones left yes
terday to see her. She lives in Greene
county, Pa.
Miss Bertha Grimm has returned
from visit to friends near Cameron.
Mrs j. e. Hooten anG daughters.
Misses Anna and Jessie, were visitors
to Wheeling yesterday.
M. A. Walton and r. B. Watson, Of
Cameron, were in the city on business
yesterday.
Oscar Wright was visitor to the
| city Of Wheeling yesterday.
! The Symphony circle will be reor-
| ganized again on next Tuesday even
| ing. Prof. Wilson. who is the leader
| of the organization, intends having ev-
! erything up-to-date this year and a
| number of concerts win be given in the
| future.
Ralph Parkinson, of the B. & 0. cler-
| ical force, returns TO Work tomorrow
! after weeks vacation.
! The Mound City Brick Company
will resume operations tomorrow.
During the shut down many needed re-
| pairs were made and the plant will now
: be in first class shape to turn out
| vast amount Of brick.
The usual services will be held at all
the churches to-day and regular pas
| tors will preside.
A number of the old soldiers will go
! to Gettysburg on the 2Sth OF the month
| to attend the unwilling of the soldiers
monument of West Virginia members.
| The Moundsville coal works have
| been unable to make as good time as
! is possible on account Of scarcity OF
railroad cars. The men, however, are
making fairly good time. but the wages
are not very high.
The Knights OF Pythias of this eoun-
| ty will hold a big reunion in this city
| October LIST Amusements Of all kinds
will be arranged for and the boys ex-
| peot a very large list of visitors to be
| here
No base ball game Is scheduled for
to-day. The boys will not play any
more until the last of this week.
The Kings Daughters have their reg
ular meeting tomorrow evening. All
members are rquested TO be present.
The Mound City Sand Company,
| which employs several men, are doing
very nice business. From three to
FIVE cars are dispatched every day and
the company has plenty OF orders
| ahead.
Seamon's cigar factory will resume
operations in full In the morning. Inc
| men will all return to work and a
steady run is anticipated.
The Fair Association are fast getting
things in shape for the opening on the
27th of the month. Al the new build
ings are complete and add very much
10 fhe appearance OF the grounds. The
exbFDits will all be on a grand scale
and the Association may have difficulty
| In handling them on account OF the
| large number. Everybody has taken
much interest in this Fair and II Is
nredscted that everything will be big
success in all departments.
Hoy bfcCusky leaves the last OF the
month for Morgantown, where he will
enter the University for the fall and
| winter term.
Louis Dressell leaves this week to at
tend the Omaha. Neb. Exposition.
O11ite large number of our people
viii attend the Pittsburg Exposition
this week.
j II. Hendricks was at Wheeling On
business yesterday.