Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-23

- x H. &Nt1ys q SeepAenB CNy,
VI. Is the guest q Mrs.. D. F. Guard.
on Mnin streck.
Lafayette Day Was observed by
Grafton public schools In an appro-
pirate manner. An excellent pro-
gramme Ct vocal and instrumental mu-
sic. recitationA etc., was rendered. TO
the high enjoyment Of all present.
Judge NJ. H. Cert was the orator OF the
day, and delivered an interesting adj
dress. appropriate to the occasion. At
the conclusion Of the exercises a fine
new flag was raised by the scholars,
thus closing one OF the most pleasant
occasions in the history OF the Grafton
schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Loar, of Oakland,
Ma, returned home Thursday after a
visit to their sons. l.. L., Harry and
George Loar. OF this city.
The funeral of DR.. Boyers, a notice
Of whose death occurred in these col
umns last Sunday, took place at Pala-
tine last Sunday, the sermon being
preached by Rev J. D. Simmons. of
the Grafton Baptist church.
Charles Wardsr, of Pruntytown, died
suddenly at Parkersburg, Thursday.
He was brother OF j. H. Wander, OF
this city. and was about 40 years or age.
His remains were brought here and
taken to PruntytCwn, where the fun
eral services were held.
w. P. Heldrickson will move his
family, the first OF the week. into his
new residence in the Yates addition.
Geo. NJ Woodford, of Belington.
formerly Of this place. was circulating
among his numerous friends here
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thaddens Bell have re-
turned from their wedding tour.
A. S. Bradford, of lhilippi, was here
several days this week.
Miss Maggie Dryer, of Philippf, was
the guest of friends here Monday, leav-
ing Tuesday for Buckhannon.
Mrs. A G. Dayton was visiting her
sister here Wednesday,.
Mr.. ard Mrs. A. H. Gunst, of Weston,
are visiting Mr.. C. F. w. Kunst and
family, of this place, and Mr. Jno. II.
Kunst, at PruntyTown.
Two new stores, we understand. are
not an improbability in Grafton in the
| near future, viz: a music store, and
also drug store A Petersburg man
will open the music store, and citizen
| of Keyser the other.
The Old scenery at BrinkGnan's Opera
House has been replaced with magni-
ficelt new scenery and sold to the Koon
Opera House at Philippi, The opening
of Brinkman Opera House has been
postponed to November 2.
Mayor e. l.. Love has assumed con-
troll of the Sentinel as business man
ager, Mr.. HoN having finally decided
not 10 sell the paper to Mr.. Bougnner.
Misses Joclare Hendrickson and Rhea
Warden went to Terra Alta Friday 90
| visit relatives.
Miss Rose Moran returned home this
week from Attica, Ind, where she has
been the past five months, the guest OF
| her brother, Ed.
Work On the Catholic school building
| is progressing rapidly. The worRmen
are now working Cn the third story.
This building will be a very fine one
and when completed will cost about
SIC, eco.
| Robert Lohen, OF the Crystal Ice
company's force, will leave November
| LIST for Pittsburg, where he will take a
thorough business course in Duff's Col
lege
S X. White is confined to his home
! this week, threatened with fever.
The Crystal Ice company has again
started with full force, after suffering
| the inconvenience Of a small break
down in their machinery last week.
This enterprise enjoys large patron
! age, both here and in other places, and
has a capacity of twenty-five tons OF ice
day.
| w. H. Morgan & Sons have complet-
| ed their contract on the Philippi Opera
House, and have secured the contract
| for the erection of large business
| house in Ciarksburg.
| The It'll family will give their fam
GUS Rock Band concert in the NJ. e.
church, November LIST. Proceeds for
the benefit of the church.
Postmaster Holt this week put In O
new front, as well as some new boxes,
| at the postoffice, which add greatly to
! the beauty as well as convenience Of
the Office.
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