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

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George q yiucent, ane 81 Fairmont's
promising young attorneys, was busi-
mess visitor here this week.
G. r.. Lilly and Will Hoskins were at
tending court at Clarksburg this week.
Col. j. T.. McGraw Lodge No. 452,
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.
will hold their fourth annual ball at
Brinkmam Hall, on Thanksgiving Eve.
November 3d. This annual event of the
railroad boys is always looked for
ward to with a great deal of expect
ancy by the members and friends Of
the order.
Mrs. Mary Anliss (colored), of Ell
kitls, died Sunday nonning last and
was buried Monday in Bluemont. The
deceased was thirty-three years Of age,
a daughter CT Mrs. McKens, Of the East
End, and was taken sick while hare at
tending the bedside of sick relative.
The repairs on the M. E. church are
fast nearing completion: The aleove
for the pipe organ is about done and
work will be commenced ON the cell
ing soon. We understand that w'hen
the church is reopened Bishop McCabe,
or some other bishop, will be here and
officiate.
Mrs. Charles Goudy and little daugh-
ter are guests Of relatives in New
York.
A freight wreck on the G. & B.
Thursday smashed UP several cars and
delayed travel short while, but for
tunately no one was hurt.
Miss Ketura Holt was united in mar
riage to J. W. Jaco On Wednesday night
brides brother, Postmaster Holt. Rev.
Lynch being the officiating minister.
Only the immediate relatives and
friends CT the contracting parties were
present. The happy couple have hosts
Of friends and relatives in this city,
who all join in wishing them God
speed through life.
Burglars effected an entrance into
the store room of the Grafton Drug &
Chemical Company last Tuesday night,
but got nothing for their pains but a
few private papers. The cash drawer
was in some manner overlooked.
Thomas Boehm, of this city, a travel
ing salesman, has resigned his position
to accept situation as passenger con-
ductor on the Ohio River road, and
will move his family to Parkersburg.
E. E. Evans, of Phiiippi, was In town
this week, and left Wednesday for a
visit to relatives at Covington, Ky.
The delegates of this, the Eleventh
senatorial district, met in this city and
nominated Justin NJ kunlzle, Of Nor
gantown, for the office OF State Senator
on the Democratic ticket. Mr. kunkle
is from Morgantown, a newspaper man,
and one Of the most popular men in the
district, and will make a good race.
Rev. o. F. Flippo, the noted Virginia
lecturer, will deliver a lecture in the
Grafton Baptist church On Tuesday
evening next. His subject will be
Keys to Unlock Hearts" and he no
doubt will be greeted by the large
crowd his lecture deserves.
The knights Of Pythias' Grand
Lodge meets in SistersVille the coming
week. Allegheny Company No. IL and
Friendship Lodge No. 8, of this city,
will be represented by B. F. Sayre and
w. A. Clayton, who leave Monday.
James w. Fowler and Miss Estella
Jones were married in this city on
Tuesday, October 9Th, at the Lutheran
parsonage, by Rev. A. f. Richardson.
Charles Pilson, brakeman on the G.
& b., is running baggagemaster on the
branch during the illness OF Baggage
master Kelley.
DeMolay Commandery No. II,
Knights Templar will attend the Pitts
burg Conclave next week in a body,
leaving here Monday on the noon train.
A large number Of the wives of the
Sir knights will accompany them, as
we'll as several other ladies and gentle
men. The headquarters of DeMolay
Conmandery in Pitisburg will be in
sleeping cars, chartered for that pur-
pose, which will be placed in con-
venient location near the central part
Of the city. Following is list of the
names of those composing the party:
W. II. Kinney. J. G.. Cochran and wife,
of Petersburg; H. Hawke and wife,
J. w. Carpenter and wife and Miss
Olive Stout, of Salem; A. j. Bonafield
and wife, of Tunnelton; w. l.. Nc
Lain, P. M. F'arr, Albert West, Howard
Gilger, j. J. Fall, J. ]. Donnelly and
Milton Underwood, West Union; V. T.
Highland D. K. Reed and wife, and
C. W. Leggett, Clarksburg; J. c. Jones,
Smithlon; D. J. Gibson and wife, New
burg; A. NJ. Swisher, Arches; Ralph
Sweeney, Shirley; A. A. Stackpole and
wife. j. H Massey and wife, Kenton;
]. ". Bradshaw, Orpha; Geo. t. Cars
kadon and A. w. Coffroth, Keyser; j.
T. Miller, Alloy; S. NJ. Whan, Warren
Pa; L. Is. Williams and wife, Cumber-
land, Md; J. c. Deck and wife, Geo
w. Creel and wife, J. 7. Pilson and
wife, w. A. Willhide and wife, c.
Frank Ellis and wife, F. c. Dudley and
sisters, N. Rogers, R. c. Estep, H. c.
Compton, O. c. Jeffrys, Henry Runge
and wife, Misses Clara Turner and
Halle Jenkins, and Charles Faust, all
of Grafton. The Sir Knights expect to
be gone a week, and the members and
their friends are looking forward to a
grand time.
James W. Holt this week disposed OF
his newspaper property, the Grafton
Sentinel, to Mr.. Brown Boughner, a
well known newspaper man from Nor
gantown. The sale is TO take effect
October II, when Mr.. Boughner will