Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21
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visited his parents here yesterday.
j. l.. McMecken, wife and son List,
of McMechen, were here yesterday at
tending the funeral of Frank Blake, Jr
joan Leonard visited friends in Bell
aire yesterday.
Miss Pearl Criswell is the guest of
Miss Inez Blackburn, at Bellaire.
The Helping Hand Society Of the
Episcopal church will give an enter
tainment at the Parish House this
week.
Charles B. Campbell, of Bristoria,
Pa, and Miss Anna NJ. Cook, of Bluff,
Pa, were married yesterday morning
in the county clerks Office. The GER
emory was performed by Rev. D. l..
Ash, after which the happy couple left
On the noon B. & o. train for Cameron
Harry Thurber is spending Sunday
with Bellaire friends.
The new building of Joseph Still
well, on Jefferson avenue, will be
ready for occupancy some time this
week
Willie Callahan's condition was re-
ported as being no better yesterday.
During the past week he has grown
weaker, and it is not thought that he
can recover.
The fair association have named the
following superintendent for the diff
ference departments for this year
fair:
Horses, S. NJ Cunningham; cattle,
Cyrus Brown; hogs, Harrison Gamble;
sheep and wool Robert Miller; poul-
try, q. H. MCLEAN; machinery and
implements, William Anderson; cabi-
net work and hardware. John Brant-
ner; ornamental needlework, Mrs J.
ID. Bruce; home made goods, Mrs.
Decie Fl. Brown; childrens depart
ment, Miss Madge Mathews; flowers,
Mrs. VIII Martin; painting and draw
ing, Mrs j. A. BlOyd; canned goods,
butter, &C., Mrs. G. A. Koontz; cakes,
bread, honey, &c, Mrs. Robert Halpin
grain, vegetables, &C., NJ. w. Miller;
fruits, Irwin Arnold.
Quite a number of our people at
tended the John Robinson circus at
Bellaire yesterday. The performances
were said to be very good, and big
crowds were in attendance
The Kings Daughters will celebrate
the anniversary Of their organization
by giving a musical and literary enter
programme for the affair will contain
many interesting features and also one
or two outside of town people. 1t is
10 be given at the school hall, and as
the admission will be but ten cents
no doubt a very large crowd will be
present.
A special session of the County Court
viii be held next Friday for the pur-
pose of transacting considerable mis-
cellaneOus business.
Deputy Sheriff Z. p. Bowman left
yesterday for Franklin district. where
his father-in-lsw. Jackson Simms. is
very seriously i'll.
The great John Robinson circus wiz
exhibit in this city next Friday. and
judging from the interest already
taken large crowds will witness both
performances. The Robinson people
on former appearances in this city
have always given clean and up TO date
performances, and this season Is no
exception to the rule. Their outfit is
entirely new and with the many new
features introduced Il is no wonder
that many kind words are said in their
behalf With the show also are sew
eral water bufaloes. which were re-
ceived from the Philippine Islands,
They attract considerable attention,
as they were captured since Dewey has
been at Manila.
The Kings Daughters held a meet
ing last evening at the X. OF p. hall.
The funeral of Frank Blake, Jr..
took place yesterday afternoon from
his home on Fifth street. The mem
bers Of his Sunday school class, and
the scholars of the room he was in at
the public schools attended in a BODY.
Rev. d. L. Ash. pastor of the NJ. E.
church, preached the funeral services.
which were held at the house. The
interment was at Mt. Rose cemetery.
and was very largely attended.
Lemuel Spodgrass, of Warrington,
was in the city Yesterday
Frank Baum. Jr.. travelling salesman
for Bloch Bros. Tobacco Company. ar
rived home last evening on a visit to
his parents.
The school board will meet next
Wednesday evening, when the list Of