Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-29
MOUNDsvILLE.

m. Melghen was at Llttleton on le-
gal business yesterday.
Mrs Rev G. w Grimes and daugh-
ter. Miss Maude, are visiting at the
home Of Dr.. j. M Williamson, of Fifth
street
J. L. Supler was at Wheeling on bus
mess yesterday.
County Clerk Lewis issued mar
riage license yesterday to Isaac New
ton Conner, aged 80, and Margaret E.
Dorsey. aged 26, both of the Town of
McMechen.
J. f. Burley returned yesterday from
business trip TO Warrington.
Eddie j. O'Brien, advance agent for
the Below Zero company, is in the
city arranging for the appearance of
his company at the Opera House on
the 9Th of May. "a brass band and or
chestra are carried and the show is up
to date in every way
There will be preaching at the Wine
benerian Church, located on Third
street, by Rev H. s. Boyd. of Bellaire,
on next Sunday afternoon at 80
o'clock. All are invited to be present.
John A. Kelly, of Pittsburg, is in the
city visiting friends.
Miss Lucille Corbett pianist, assisted
by Anne Irene Holbrook. will give an
entertainment at the Parish House on
next Monday evening.
This evening the Mystic Midgets.
which is composed of about 100 Of our
young folks, will be given at the school
hall. The entertainment will be some
thing out Of the ordinary and is sure
to please all who attend An admis-
sion of Is and % cents will be charged,
and as there will be no reserved seats,
the first come will be first served.
The York Manufacturing Company,
Of which j. J. Healy is the manager,
is doing very nice business at the
present time This week the plant has
been working the regular hours, but
commencing Monday the men will like
ly make overtime. Plenty of orders
are on file and the firm will do good
business for some time yet.
The county commissioners have Wis
tied the infirmary and found everything
to be in first class condition. This is
the second examination that has been
made since the first of the year.
The Needle Work Guild, of the Chris
tian Church. gave a social at the home
Of Rev J. B. Smith last evening. Re
.freshments were served and a silver
departed.
The key Of the circuit clerks Office is
in the possession of S. b. Blair during
the absence Of L. Il. Stidger, at Char
lesion. Anyone having business in the
office can get in by seeing the above
mentioned gentleman,
Miss Lulu Jones. who is connected
with the Weston Hospital, is home on
a visit to her parents.
s. W. Mathews, DR. S. NJ Steele.
Mayor L. B. Purdy, B. F Meighen and
j. d. Burley are in Charleston with the
members Of Company B, which left
here Wednesday,
Now that the manager of the base
ball nine has gone with Company B. a
new club will probably be organized in
the city There are several members
Of the organization who could handle
the club as it should be handled, and
il is to be hoped that the patrons of the
game will be able to witness plenty OF
the sport at an early date
1t Is not likely that any extra police
men will be appointed to serve while
r. j. Steele is absent from the city.
The Marshal is expected to arrive home
to-day. but Mr.. Kidder may go with
1OulpdIly p, dlt tuIS Will leave d va
cancy in the force.
The Moundsville coal works has been
| working about four men this week and
are paying 80 cents for run of the mine
| coal. The company expects to have
more men at work shortly, but the re-
| port is not confirmed by the employees
who are on the strike.
The amount Of w. e. Corners liabil-
tiles will reach about $3.50 and his as
| sets are figured at 5000. According to
| this the creditors win receive dollar for
J dollar
The Epworth League held very en-
| joyable penny social at the home OF
| Mrs l.. O. Martin last evening A
| large crowd were present and refresh
| ments We're served during the course
| Of the evening
| Earl Harris Is in charge of the cen
/ trail Office of the Panhandle Telephone
| Company this week. which by the way.
| have about twenty-five of their phones
| in operation.
/ Editor Cook, Of Cameron, was in the
| city on business yesterday.
! Tomorrow the bond election will be
| held in the districts Of Webster, Wash
| ingJon and Clay. So far very little in
| terest las been taken in the affair and
| 1t is very hard to say how the result
will be.
| The members Of Company B reached
| Kanawha City yesterday morning at Q
| O'Clock and the entire party was in
| good spirits