Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-08
MOUNDsvILLE.

Attorney ]. w. Yoho, of Cameron,
was in the city on legal business yes
terday.
Miss Mabel Brown spent yesterday
the guest of Wheeling friends.
Justice 0. A. Lacey, of Benwood, was
here yesterday.
Frank Legge, of McMechen, was here
yesterday calling on friends. Mr. Legge
is after the Republican nomination 10
be che of the members Of the House If
Delegates, and is a very deserving man.
He is very strong on his own town and
also Benwood, and it looks as though
Messrs Leach and Hanen would have
their hands full in trying to down him.
Mrs C. A Weaver was shopping vt
Wheeling yesterday.
A number Of Moundsville people will
attend the Grimes and Selby nuptials
at Clarksburg tomorrow.
D. S. AsplnWall street railway con-
tractor, of Philadelphia, was an arrival
in the city yesterday afternoon.
The Kings Daughters have arranged
to give trolley party on next Monday
evening. A limited number of tickets
will be sold at the rate Of 20 cents.
The Epworth League will give a mu-
steal and literary entertainment at the
church tomorrow evening The adj
mission is free and all are invited.
Attorney John J. Coniff, of Wheeling,
was in the city yesterday.
William Ault, of Wheeling, and Miss
jamie Edwards, will be married at the
Episcopal church tomorrow.
Work on w. W. Steder's new build
ing has been delayed several days on
account of the failure Of part of the
lumber to arrive
The Moundsville base ball club an
! nounce their first picnic and dance at
! the Seventh street park on next Satur-
day There will be dancing all evening
and good order will be maintained. The
boys are anxious TO get uniforms and
hope TO see a large crowd present at
! this benefit.
| Quite a large number of our people
| attended the Paine fire works exhibit
ton at Wheeling last night.
A number of young ladies will give
a private dance at the Seventh sereet
/ park tomorrow evening.
Thomas Finn was at Wheeling on
| business yesterday.
Next Sunday will be children's day
\ at the Sunday schools in this city. Spe-
| cial programmes are being prepared,
and the young folks will have big
| time.
| j. B. Wilson and R. G. Blankinsop
! left Yesterday on a trip to Fish creek
| to advertise their respective businesses.
The Camp Meeting Association yes
| terday leased the hotel on the grounds
| to Charles E. Vankeuren, of Wheeling.
| The building will at once be placed in
| condition and 1t is expected that guests
can be accommodated by the 18th OF
| this month. So far the grounds are in
| better condition than ever and eighteen
| families occupy cottages. The meet
| ings this year will begin the 10th OF
/ July and will continue until the last
| of August The regular prohibition
meeting begins the 18th OF July and
| will be in session ten days. A very fine
programme. is being arranged for. in
| Guiding the famous Silver Lake quar-
| tette. The indications are very favor
| able for large attendance this year.
| for the reason that there are more in
! ouiries for Gotta ges. BY the first OF
| July ii is exnected that every cottage
| on the grounds Will be occupied. Ev-
! erything will be arranged for the COM
| fort Of all visitors. and with the usual
| big days which the association viii