Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-11-06
MOUNDSVILLE.


County Clerk Z. NJ Lewis is spend
ing to-day at Bellaire.
Miss Olive Hite, Of Warrington. Is
the guest of friends in the city.
Miss Rose Deitz, of Ros0y ROCK, was
in the city yesterday visiting frleEds.
Rev. ]. S. Pomeroy arrived in the
city yesterday, and was the guest o.
friends for short while.
A number of young folks gave
private dance at the Opera House last
evening.
The city has employed r. II. Fry and
Robert Lowe as extra policemen Tor
the present. This is a move that
should have been made long ago, IS
the work before was certainly too hard
on two men.
The Kings Daughters have their reg
ular weekly meeting tomorrow even
ing. All interested are requested 10 be
present.
Miss Ocea Dakan will give musicale
at the Opera House Wednesday even
ing. The programme will be made up
of Moundsville talent, and no doubt
large crowd will attend.
DR.. R. W. Hall and two daughters.
Misses BERTHE and Eva, returned last
evening from Warrington, where Mrs.
Halls remains were taken for inter-
ment.
The Elks are making arrangements
for a big meeting on the 23d OF the
month. All members will please re-
port at the hall on that date, as there
will be important business transacted.
The Republican executive committee
held a meeting in this city yesterday,
when business pertaining to the cam
paign was transacted.
Frank Ieeee. of McMechen, was in
the city yesterday
The foundation of the Walker build
ing, located on Lafayette avenue. has
been completed. The contractor. Frank
McMullen. has now commenced the
carpenter work, and brick will be laid
some time this week.
Donley & Knight, who secured con-
troll of Dunns livery stable, have al
ready commenced the work OF getting
the building in shape for an amusement
hall. The place, when put in condi-
ton. will be splendid one for all
manner OF amusements and has long
been needed.
The Salvation Army gave a stereop-
last evening to a good crowd. The lee
ture was illustrated by many fine
views. including the battleship Maine
and the funeral procession Of the vic
tins who lost their lives.
The Fostoria Glass Company are
still running full in all deDartments.
Much ware has been shipped and the
company have plenty Of orders ahead.
Yesterday was paw day at the plant,
and a large amount Of money was
paid out
T. c. Pipes, Of Cameron, was in the
city yesterday on business.
Two or three pipe-llners are in the
county jail charged with appearing
on the streets intoxicated. Two were
so full that it was decided TO give them
ten days on bread and water.
The clerks at the Court House have
about completed the work of distri-
buting the ballots and other matter
for the different precincts in the
county. There was a great deal OF
work to do this year and the cost of
holding the election will be larger.
r. J. McFadden has gone to Barnes
vile, O.. to spend Sunday with his
family.
Mr.. and Mrs s. A. Walton are home
from an extended visit to friends at
Pittsburg and other points.
Frank. son of Rev. J. B. Smith, has
been confined to his home for some
time past with serious attack Of
typhoid fever.
The Grand Army held well at
tc ed session last evening.
John Clegg, an aged citizen OF the
First ward, is lying quito seriously I'll
at his home and with little prospects
for his recovery.
George Patterson, James O'NeiH and
Michael Clark have gone to Muncie.
Ind, where they will work in a glass
factory.
NJ S. McAfee Is spending Sunday at
his home in Dallas.
Miss Bertha Reisinger is visiting
| friends at Wheeling.
Mrs. Estelia Long. of Bellaire. Is vis-
ting relatives IN the city.
The natural 81 company laid their