Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-02

were calling on friends at Wheeling
Wednesday.
r. E. L. and E. B. Snodgrass were call
ed to Warrington Wednesday by the SER
ious illness of a brother.
Mrs. Robert Hutchinson died Sunday at
her home two miles south of this city.
Funeral Tuesday at Paden's Valley. She
was the mother of Mrs. NJ B. Potts, of
Maple avenue. A large number Of friends
from this city attended the funeral.
]. N. Baxter and Lon Lowe have COM
pleted a business house on South Main
street, in which they will open the Palace
Saloon and restaurant, after the meeting
Of the county commissioners.
Thomas, the young son of John Scalley,
has been suffering intensely from an alb
scess on the throat. He was relieved
Wednesday by an operation. The abscess
was of an unusually large size.
The appointment of Jas. E. McCaskey
as postmaster of this city is well received
by his Republican brethren. There ~-cTs
eleven in the race and ten Of them accept
the situation gracefully.
Minnie Null, the eleven-year-old daugh-
ter of Prof j. NJ Null, sang Saturday
night at the entertainment at the M. E.
church. She is one of the sweetest sing
ers in the State, and will soon become
noted for her musical attachments.
The fire cracker nuisance was dispensed
with in our city by reason Of an ordi-
nance passed lately, of which the boys
had notice.
John Gibbons, a gate keeper on the o.
r. r. r. at Huntington, spent Christmas
here, at home, with his family.
Maj. Moore and wife spent Sunday here
with their son, A. B. Moore.
George Brdgeman, who has been TAX
ing dental course at Baltimore, came
home Monday. He will remain some days
and have charge of DR.. Hugh McEldow-
ney's Office, while the doctor is taking
lectures at Kansas City.
Miss Levina Burlingame, teacher at
Pine Grove, is spending the holidays at
her home. on Virginia street.
Mrs. c. C. Eisenbarth was calling on
her parents at Hannibal Monday.
Walter Marshall and Ray Ferril were
the first of the week.
Miss Pink Sayer is spending the week
with relatives at Parkersburg.
Miss Lou Cochran spent Sunday with
relatives at Darlington.
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
H. Umstead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Morris are spend
ing the holidays with friends in Tyler
county.
Bruce keifer who is taking a medical
course at Baltimore. is spending the holt
days here with relatives.
Rev. W. w. Roberts of Hundred is
boll
tan church, On the South Side.
E. e. Eisenbarth has purchased a pri-
cate car, which arrived here this week
Mr.. Eisenbarth has been in the show bus
mess for some years.
]. x. Denney was visiting his mother
at Darlington the first of the week.
The Terpsichorean Club gave their an
nual ball in the opera mousse Tuesday
evening. Twenty-Five or thirty couples
were present. An elegant supper was
served at Col. M. Y. Ober's.
J. w. Shuman, the Maple avenue ton
serial artist, and wife, spent Christmas
with friends at MounGsvile.
Charley Smith and Sam McMunn spent
Sunday evening at Wheeling.
Miss Eiula Fish, teacher in the high
school, is spending the holidays at her
! home in Powhatan. Ohio.
Mrs J. w. Newman will entertain the
ladies of the aid society Of the P f.
church Tuesday evening.
MIST. B. Simpson and daughter Laura
are visiting Mrs. A. G. Ruby, of Maple
avenue. They reside at Oakdale, Pa.
Miss Anna Sauter. of Wheeling, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Joe Slender.
The Daughters of America will enter
| foiy hair Ri oai,
hall in the Standiford building, next Fri
| day evening.
! Misses Jenna and Mary Simpson are