Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-08-07
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Ing physician. was In the city yester-
day.
Misses Emma JOY and Anna Brooch
are visiting friends at Limestone.
Harry Humphreyville leaves to-mor-
row for Marietta, O.. where he has Sc
cured position as manager OF a mold
shop for a glass house there.
Edward Wiley, B. & o. telegraph
operator at Warrington, was here yes
terday calling on friends.
The Kings Daughters have their
regular meeting tomorrow evening at
the home OF Miss Retta Johnson.
The Board of Education have ap-
pointed Miss Catherine Holt teacher
of the primary and Miss Louisa Ros-
Gee, OF Bellaire, teacher of the gram
mar departments of the public schools
Mrs. Mary WOODBURY. is having her
home on Sixth street improved by adj
ding new veranda to it
Tie ice cream social in the Court
House yard last evening was well at
tended
There will be no base bail game on
the fair grounds this afte noon. The
they could not be here.
The Epworth League viii have a mu-
steal and literary entertainment at the
M. E. Church on next Thursday even
ing. All are invited to attend
Miss Matte Justice has returned to
her home at New Athens O., after a
visit with relatives here.
Rev. J. B. Smith is spending his va
cation with friends in Tyler county
w. A. Kidder is home from Marietta,
o., where he is Interested in a large
street paving contract. Tomorrow he
goes to Morgantown, where he has
more of the same work to look after.
Several extensive repairs will soon
be made to the NJ. E. Church. The
Epworth League have interested them
saves IN the matter and viii extend
some aid in financial way.
1t is hardly likely that an excursion
will be run to Newport News. The
rate will be 100 high 'and not enough
people would go to get advantage "
a cheap rate if it were secured.
About dozen of the Holiness peo-
pie were immersed at the river yester-
day. Quite a large crowd was Lresen,
and the exercises passed off without
any special incident.
day and the mon all had :air pay
For some time past the company here
have been running very steadily and
the men have had no great fault to
find.
To-day is the last day of the Holt
ness camp meeting. Services will be
held all day long and rs the admission
is free likely big crowds vii, attend
Moundsville will be we'll represented
at the firemen's races at Bellaire next
month. A splendid running team has
been organized here and the boys have
been practicing every night in order
to be in shape when the contest Genes
off. Our boys expect 20 win the first
prize and if they don't they will be
very much surprised.
The past week has been a busy one
at the Fostoria glass mouse. Nearly
every department has been on and the
men have been making splendid time.
In the decorating department the or
ders are very heavy and the firm have
all the work they can handle.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Martin are visit
ing friends at Dennison, o.
DR.. |. n. Houston of Pleasant Valley,
was in the city yesterday.
Andy Simms, who has been in Jail
for some time past, was released yes
terday. The amount of the fine as
sessed against him has all been paid.
\. Q. Whitaker, of Woodland, was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
The Uniform Rank X. of p. drill on
the streets almost every week now.
Friday night the boys were out and
T11adn q
Prof. j. B. Wilson was at McMechen
on business yesterday.
City Marshal T. j. Steele and family
who have been living ON the camp
grounds. will return here tomorrow.
The Populists held a meeting here
yesterday and decided to place a ticket
in the field for the coming election.
The Martins Ferry base ball club
was to have played here yesterday but
for reasons best known to themselves
they failed to put in an appearance.
The truth of the matter is that they
were afraid to tackle our own and sent
word at the last moment that they
could not come. Our nine will like
play the Elm Grove team this after
noon.
Miss Mary Bruce has returned from
a visit to the eastern cities.
Friend Cox and wife and daughter
Nary arc home from a trip to Atlantic
City.
William Strong desires it stated that
he has no connection with the saloon
at the corner Of First street and Jeffer-
son avenue. The place is run by Ed
Manley and Mr. Strong was in NO way
mixed up in the trouble which occurred
there a few days ago.
The Ruling property was sold yes
terday by Commissioners Newman and
Parkinson to Mrs. E. ]. Gallaher. Con-
sideration $3.50.
Thomas Parsons sold the Ebenezer
RAY farm of % acres on Toms run to
Thomas Logston for $500.
C. r. oldham and children are home
from a trip to Virginia.
Mrs. John Lohr has returned to her
home in Ohio after visit with rela-
tives here.
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