Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-09
MOUNDSVILLE.

..
ing on a weeks visit TO frieads at
Woodland.
Rev. Buckley, of Wheeling, was
visitor in the city yesterday.
M B. Slower, a well known B. & D.
engineer of Wheeling, was in the city
yesterday.
Miss Lena Simpson is assisting the
force at the posteffiee on account or
Postmaster Linch being on the SICK
list.
John Brantner leaves this week ON
a visit to friends at Washington and
Pittsburg, Pa.
s. S. Wilson. of Glen Easton. was in
the city yesterday.
The Epworth League have a devo-
tional meeting on next Thursday eve
ming. All members are expected TO be
present.
The Republican county executive
committee were In session yesterday
but nothing of importance was trans
acted.
Prof J. T. King, of McMechen, was
a visitor in the city YESTERDAY.
County Clerk Lewis issued mar
riage license yesterday TO Harry Lee
Tschappat, of Wellsburg, and Bessie
Lily Miller, Of Cameron.
Charles Potts leaves this week on
business trip to Clarksburg,
Frank Legge Republican candidate
for House of Delegates, of Union dis
trict, was in the city yesterday.
Sunshine Circle of the Kings Daugh-
tiers will meet tomorrow evening at
the home of Miss Alice WOODBURY.. At
this meeting arrangements viii be
made for giving an entertainment in
the near future.
Miss Pearl Criswell, who has been
on the sick list for some time fast, 10
reported better.
G. w. Berry, of Rosby Rock, was in
the city yesterday.
Rev. John Bryson, of New Martins
vile, is in the city calling on
friends.
S. A. Walton and wife have gone to
Pittsburg. where ttey WI attend the.
Knights Templar conclave.
The excavating for the foundation
OF the new building of Walker &
Hodgman, on Lafayette avenue. Is al-
most completed. The building will be
erected as quickly as possible.
Quite a large number Of our people
will go to Pittsburg this week to at
tend the Knights Templar conelave.
Mrs. r. w. Manning has returned
from visit to relatives at Wheeling
The Single Cutters, a new club com
posed Of several young gentlemen here.
will give a dance at the Opera House
on next Wednesday evening.
The grand jury opens ON next Tues
day, and from present indications 1t
will be big one. There are now about
eight or nine men in fail who will
likely be indicted for felony. and this.
together with the minor cases. will
make this session OF court long one.
The Mound City Sand Company are
shipping quite a large number Of car
loads to Warrington and Wheeling. A
large force of men are employed, and
the firm have plenty Of orders ahead
The usual services will be held at
the churches to-day. Rev. Ash viii
preach at the NJ. e., and the ether pas
tors will preside at the other churches.
Next Saturday night the Opera
House will be opened for the season
by the Daughter OF Cuba company.
This is high class dramatic produc-
ton and should draw q large crowd.
Manager Criswell has gone to a big
expense in order to have everything 10
first class condition this season and
deserves TO be patronized. A new set
OF scenery and many other surprises
will be seen when the opening takes
place.
A number Of our young people VIII
attend a private dance to be given at
McMechen on next Thursday evening.
James Fountain, Of Martins Ferry,
Is visiting his parents here.
The people engaged for the cast for
the Dream Of Fair Women have been
rehearssng the past week, and the
piece will soon be given at the Opera
House. There are % people in the
play. and it will be one Of the society
events Of the season.
Mrs. Edward Iahan has returned
from a visit to Warrington friends
J. L. Little will move into his new
residence located on South Jefferson
avenue, this week.
r. r. Parkinson was In Wheeling
calling on friends last evening.
Postmaster Linch mas received notice
that all boxes at the postoffice which
are not paid for by the 10th OF the
month will be declared vacant. This
order he will have to strictly enforce
to the letter.
Miss Essie Freed Is home from
visit TO relatives in Ohio.