Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-20
MOUNDSvILLE.

Miss ,s Sadie King, Of Wheeling, is Wis.
iting Mrs. A, J. seamon, Of the % or r.
chad
Alfred Howard. Of Cameron wss -
the city on business yesterday :
Albert Law, a well known n,o,,,.
maker, left yesterday for nrnIe 100
Ind, where he has a position $500 :
Edward weidebusch, who has H.,
visiting his parents here for soma tin,r
past, returned to Scranton Pa W..
terday' evening.
Jack Sypher' Of Wayzesburg. Pa. is
in the city visiting relatives - :
Rev. Marshall, of Wellshpre ,,ir
conduct the services at the Enisoo ~,
church both morning and evening r.
George Bryson, Charles Coss and
Frank Baker are making preparations
for trip to the Klondike gold fnlds
about the middle of next month All
three gentlemen mean business ana
expect to bring back quite a lot Of the
golden nuggets.
Thomas Fleming, of Wheelino wos
in the city on business yesterday.
w. D. Turner of Wheeling, is snend.
ing Sunday with his parents here.
William Hicks has accepted = posi.
ton with the street railway comnanv
as motorman.
Miss Fannie Heedy is visiting friends
at Benwood.
The members of the Volunteer bose
company had their hose in use YES
terday afternoon cleaning the mud off
of Lafayette avenue
Cats & Gray, the well known lum-
Der merchants, have been shippipr a
vast amount of timber the past week
or so to New York State. The same
firm have also supplied the Laughlin
Mill Company with fifteen cars OF
material.
Wheat was selling at 80 cents per
bushel in this city yesterday. The
Brown Riggs company report lots OF
| 1t being brought in at this price.
The Kings Daughters VIII meet as
| usual tomorrow evening and a full at
tendance of the members is desired.
The funeral of Mrs Abram Jones
took place yesterday morning from
the home of G. A. Jones. Services
were held at the house and the re-
mains were taken to Wood Hill GENE
| terry for interment. She leaves a baby
| four weeks old and her husband TO
mourn her loss.
The Henry Keltz property will be
sold on next Saturday. Both farms
have been advertised on several occa-
sions, but this time they will be sold.
Frank IIuss was at Wheeling on bus
| mess yesterday.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will give a big oyster
| supper at the w. C. T. U. hall on next
Tuesday evening. Lunches of all kind
will also be served and the public Is
invited to attend.
The Elks will hold a very important
meeting on Wednesday evening and
it is desired that every member be
present.
There will be no special entertain
ments in this city on Washington 3
Birthday, and everything will likely
be as quiet as ever. Many OF the
members of the Jr. o. U. A. M. Will go
to Wheeling, however, to take part IN
the demonstration there.
The Fair Associaaclen held anoteGl
make further arrangements for their
coming fair. The officers were elected
and also a premium list submitted.
Everything was satisfactory ana the
association will go ahead with the
work.
The firm Of H. Seamon & Son dis
solved partnership yesterday, and mere
after the business will be conducted
by A. ]. Seamon. A full account OF
the affair appears in another column
of this issue.
{ w Booher. Of Cameron. is SPEND
ing Sunday with his family here.
The local lodge of Knights OF ~
thias are making preparations ~
big time at their rooms on heAI
THURSDAY evening. Several candidates
will be initiated and with the large
membership which the lodge enjoys
there will be plenty of fun tof every
body. -.i.;+-
|. /. Stidger and VIM. Kay are '''''
ing friends at Cameron H.,
The glass house the past wegN I,,,'
been running full in nearly an uep'l
ments. In the decorating me Oua
ness is largely on the increaae' ',ll'
the firm will soon employ NOR p'@
ME The general trade Of the iirIn -,
very good and long and s'eaoF ~"
is looked for by all concerned b,.s-
IA, Ewing was at Cameron Oh oUS-
mess yesterday. ,.;e;tor n
Mrs. Emma Weaver was d
the city OF Wheeling YESTERDAY; H., .,
The usual services WI De ie x =
all the chuches to-day. At tn me-, M se r..
and Christian churches, revival VIVA, ~ b.
vices are still in force and lkely Y ~
continued for some time. ooo;,..
Fifteen more prisoners were l .,,nood
Oh here here last evening from Ben%ooa
and lodged in the county jail All "''
tramps and from Benwood.