Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
MOUNDSYILLE.

Hiss Lou Mcclure, OF YOUNGSTOWN,
Pa, is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. NJ.
Lewis, Of Tenth street.
Miss Mary Bruce Is home from
visit to Wellsburg friends.
The Epworth League will have
musical and literary entertainment at
the M. E. church next THURSDAY even
ing. All are invited.
c. C. Mathews was at Cameron on
business yesterday.
C. NJ Kerns was at Bellaire calling
on friends yesterday.
J. T. King, of McMechen, was III
the city on business yesterday
Capt. R. N. Humphrey has been
granted a ten days furlough and VIII
arrive home on a visit to his parents
next Wednesday.
Mrs. w. H. Enix has gone to Illinois
to spend some time with relatives.
Louis Dressell leaves Tuesday for
Omaha, Neb., where he will spend
month or so seeing the sights.
Miss Lizzie Lowe is home from
visit to friends at Bellaire.
Miss Martha Minor, of Wheeling, is
spending Sunday with friends here.
Melvin D. Criswell and wife, CT
Pittsburg, will arrive here to-day on
visit to relatives.
VIM McConkey and family will move
to Allegheny, Pa, the last of the week
and will make that city their future
home.
Joseph Mahocd, citizen of Ben
wood, was a visitor in the city yester-
day.
The Kings Daughters have their reg
ular meeting tomorrow evening at the
home of Miss Mella Logan.
VIM. Kidder, who is doing work in
the street paving line at Morgantown,
came home Friday. Tomorrow ne
will move his family to that city.
The members of the Grand Army of
the Republic leave tomorrow morning
for Cincinnati. The party go by way
of the Ohio River railroad.
Miss Maize Bishop, an interesting
young lady of Wellsburg, is visiting
Miss Bess Hammond, of jefferson ave-
nue..
The members of the A. Q. U. W.
lodge will have an entertainment at
their lodge room Friday evening. In
vitations for the affair have been is
sued.
The Kings Daughters have issued
invitations for a lawn fete to be gwen
at the home of Miss sly CrisWcll
Thursday evening. A fine musical pro-
gramme has been prepared and eie-
CANT refreshments Will be served.
Miss Estella Montgomery, of Wells
burg, is visiting the Misses ShoWacre
at Glendale.
Newton Cunningham and Geo. Ma
gers were before the mayor yesterday
charged with fighting. The first nam
ed was fined 81 and the latter 50.
Both paid.
The Republican central committee
held a meeting here yesterday and or
ganized by electing Or. S. NJ. Steele
president and NJ F. McAfee secretary.
The next meeting will lie held on the
18th Of the month.
Quite a large number of our people
will attend the Wheeling fair this
week. Mcbride, former MoundSVlIe
horse, is entered in the first days
races, and no doubt great many peo-
pie will be on hand to see him start.
The Democratic county executive
committee held meeting here yester-
day. Nothing of any special import
ance was done.
Tomorrow is rule day for the regu-
lar October term OF court.
Hon. B. f. Meighen has been ap-
pointed ballot commissioner by the Re-
publican central committee, which was
in session to-day.
A great game Of base ball will be
played on the fair grounds this after
noon The contesting mines will be
the Wheeling Island Standards and
the local club here. Both clubs are
very strong and it will be a game well
worth seeing.
The Holiness people will hold SER
vices at the Prohibition Assembly to-
day. All are invited.
Heatheringtons famous Bellaire
band will give a grand concert at the
camp grounds next Saturday evening.
Several noted people will also take
part, and no doubt a very large crowd
will be present
The Peoples party held a meeting
here yesterday to arrange matters for
the campaign this year
The race run by the local firemen at
Bellaire Friday attracted quite a large
crowd from this city. Our boys did
not win, but they were satisfied 10 fir
ish as well as they did. 1t was their
first race, and it was no disgrace to be
defeated. The Sistersville boys were
very kind to our team, and no kick is
coming on that score. The race
Brought, lltt many pointers winch ia
boys took advantage Of, and they Will
be sure to make a better h2owing the
next time. The proper interest viii
be manifested in hose racing from this
time on, and Moundsvills will have a
team that will be hard to beat. The
team here return their thanks for the
kind treatment received at the hands
Of the Sistersville boys and hope some
time TO repay them in another way.
The Opera House here will hardly
open before the first Of October. On
that date Manager Criswell has the
Washburn minstrel company, number
ing so people.
Frank Brown. Jr., has gone on a
three weeks business trip for the Bat
tie AK Tobacco Company.
Miss May Hays has gone TO New
Freeport, Pa, on visit to relatives.
Austin Lowe has accepted a position
at Beam & Alexapder's drug store.
J. B. Hicks and S. Ii. Cunningham