Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-08
MOUND WILLIE.

DuIS, I'd.
| Mayor ]. C. Parkinson was a visitor
/ to Wheeling last evening.
E. A. Holmes, who went to Waynes-
! burg some days ago, received tele-
gram yesterday to the effect that his
wife was very i'll. He left for his home
at New York City at once.
| The Kings Daughters meet to-mor-
row evening at the home of Miss Alma
Taylor.
| AL Jennings, the well known street
car conductor, and wife have returned
| from a five weeks visit with relatives
at Charlottesville, Va. He spent great
portion of the time hunting and nat
uraiy spent a very pleasant vacation
where he was.
| Nearly all the local churches will be
/ filled to-day by ministers attending the
State convention of the Christian Mis-
sionary Society.
Miss Norma Scott was visitor to
Wheeling yesterday.
VIM. Riggs has returned from a
business trip to Buckhannon.
Mrs. NJ. Jackson has returned from
visit with Fairmont relatives.
Miss Jessie Conner has returned from
a visit to McMechen friends.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of ]. NJ. McBrown and Miss
Alice Grim, both of this city. The mar
riage is to be performed at the home OF
/ the groom's parents at Jerusalem, o.,
on the 18th of this month.
Hon. T. C. Pipes, of Cameron, was in
the city yesterday.
Circuit Court opens Tuesday for the
regular October term. So far there
are quite number of miscellaneous
cases to be disposed of, and the ses-
sion may last some time. Judge Mel
vim will be on the bench.
Misses Margaret and Eva Walton are
home from visit to relatives at Wash
ington, Pa.
The State Pardon Board will meet
again tomorrow, when a very large list
of applications win have been decided.
! The board since last Tuesday have been
considering the petitions at Parkers-
burg, so when they meet tomorrow
they will have gone through with the
list. Tomorrow also will decide
whether or not Caldwell and Broadeuax
are to be hung There has been no
effort made as yet to save their necks.
! Miss Eva Hall, who has been i'll for
some time past, is much better at this
writing
| The new building Off. T. Frances,
! located on Jefferson avenue, is being
constructed very rapidly. The counters
/ for the store rooms are being placed in
position, and it is only a matter of a
/ short time until the whole structure is
completed.
! The first lecture of the course ar
ranged by the Epworth League will be
| that of John De Witt Miller, who ap-
pears here on the 18th of the month.
! Mr.. Miller is a very interesting speak
er. and his lecture on the above date
will be treat that no person should
miss.
Charles Rosser, of Bellaire, was in
the city yesterday.
! On account of the heavy business at
the B. & o. freight depot, another new
man in the person Of William Stultz
/ has been added.
! Thomas Finn and wife win return to-
morrow from visit to friends at West
Liberty.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Alley are the
happy parents of new boy baby,
which arrived at their home yesterday
morning.
Richard Davis, of Peoria county, ILL.,,
who has been visiting at the home Of
C. G. Davis, left yesterday for Roneys
Point
Misses Alberta and Ella Hooton, who
have been visiting relatives here, will
return tomorrow to their home at Bal
timore, Nd.
The many friends of Miss Sallie Parks
Will be interested to learn that she was
married at Ryerson's Station, Pa, to
/ H C. Dribben on October l.
! George Roberts, who is now employed
at Muncie, Ind, returned to that city
! yesterday, after a short visit with
/ friends here.
Mrs. John Lohr, of Trail Run, o., is
visiting her son, Edward, of Jefferson
avenue.
Mayor Yoho, of Cameron, was in the
city yesterday.
Pref. D. t. Williams goes to Mariet
ia, o., next Friday to attend the meet
ing of the Round Table.
The Black Crook Durlesque transferr-
ed here yesterday, being en- route from
! Warrington to Sistersville.
Mrs. T. A Rodefer and Mrs. Harry
| Travis, of Wheeling, were in the city
| yesterday, and with the other ladies
| of the Camp Meeting Association paid
| the Tomlinson debt of S2,S85 on the
| grounds. This leaves the association in
/ full possession, but little money was
! borrowed to pay off the above debt.
The Ladies' Relief Corps, G. A. r.,
| which was recently organized here, will
/ soon have an oyster supper. Since the
! ladies visited McMechen and were
! treated so royalty. they are anxious TO
/ have the above organization pay this
! city a visit Accordingly the supper
i viii likely be given in about two weeks.
The Epworth League win hold de-
votional meeting next Thursday even
i ing.
Rev. VIM Toney, who has for several
/ wears been in charge of the colored
! Baptist Church, has accepted call
from Parkersburg and will leave for
that city about the first Of November.
Z During his service here ne has been an
untiring worker and his many friends
viii regret to have MIN leave. 1t has
not been announced who will come
/ 10 this city in his place.
The hearing of Rex Houston and
/ Bert Durham was to have been held
Yesterday, but owing 10 the latter not
being able to appear the case was con-
tinued.