Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-02
MOUNDSVILLE.


Miss Mary Scott returned yesterday
| from Pittsburg, where she has been
| for some time past.
| ]. G. Bardall returned yesterday
| from an extended business trip in the
interest of his firm.
| Miss Maude Jefferson left yesterday
on visit to Morgantown friends.
Max Backenheintar leaves this
morning for Pittsburg, where he will
remain until after the Fourth.
R. D. Leggett, of New Martinsville,
| is in the city.
| Mrs. George Stephens has returned
| from visit to Wheeling friends.
| Miss Lynne Hammond has returned
| from visit to relatives at Wheeling.
| V. A Weaver and family leave to-
| morrow on trip to Denver, Colo.
| Mrs. John Brooks, ST., who has been
| in poor health for some time past, is
| much better at this writing.
| G. Ross Potts, of Cresap's, was in the
city yesterday.
The Kings Daughters have their
regular weekly meeting tomorrow
| evening. All members are requested
to be present.
| NOW that it is an assured fact that
! we are to have new opera house, our
| people should extend to Manager Girls
well all encouragement possible. The
building will have seating capacity of
| 1000 people. The accommodations
| will be splendid, and include opera
| chairs on the first floor. The location
decided upon is on Lafayette avenue,
| and work will be commenced on the
structure some time this week. Many
first-class companies are already be-
| ing booked, and Mr. Criswell will ar
| range for big city attraction for the
| opening date.
! Circuit court will convene again on
next Wednesday morning. There are
a number of chancery cases TO be con-
sidered, and it is likely that the SEES
sion will last month or so.
1t is now in order for everybody to
boom the big trades display here on
the Fourth. The parade ought to be
one of the biggest things that cser took
place III this city, provided our mer-
| chants take the right interest.
The new postoftice was opened to the
public yesterday, and everything
moved along satisfactorily to the pa
irons. The system Of lock boxes is
new to our people, but yesterday all
were able to work the combinations.
The clerks in the Office also did re-
! markedly well in handling the mails,
considering the fact that the location
OF the boxes was new to them
Harry Humes and wife left yester-
day on visit to relatives at Fairmont.
w. 4; Matthews will arrive home
this week from Charleston, and will
spend week with his parents.
Little Prince Lodge No. 70, Knights
OF Pythlas, have elected the following
officers to serve for the ensuing year:
Charles Clegg, C. c.. Charles Connolly,
z, v; w. B. Snider, Prelate; G. w.
Bier, M. A; Frank Kuner NJ W.; w.
5. Powell, K. of R. and NJ of F.; J. r.
Voltle, Trustee; T. S. Riggs, Represen-
tative to the Grand Lodge.
The Fostoria Glass factory closed
down last night, giving the employees
the benefit of the regular summer shut
down. The company in the meantime
Will make a number of repairs, so that
everything will De in first-class shape
when the men return to work again.
Most OF the employees will spend their
vacation away from the city visiting
their native homes, while others will
spend the time fishing at points along
N1iC O4lAO libtI.
Mrs. e. Hubbs has secured the camp
ground hotel, and will open the same
ABOUT the middle of the week.
Inc new Reynolds Memorial Hos
pftaI at Glendale is expected to be
completed inside the next two weeks.
ms hospital is called by the above
name for the reason that lady in
New York furnished the largest por
ton OF the money for the purchase or
the building. DR.. J. S. Smith, of Nc
Mechen, will be the head physician at
the institution when it is ready.
John Crawford, Of Cameron, was in
the city yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff S. NJ. Cunningham
was at Cameron on business yester-
day.
Mrs. c. C. Mathews visited friends
at Wheeling yesterday
Attorney c. c. Newman was at Nc
Mechen on legal business yesterday.
John Davis, of Rosby Rock, was in
the city yesterday.
Mayor Parkinson was a visitor to
Wheeling yesterday
j. c. Bardall has disposed of LOT No
81 in the NJ. NJ. & NJ Company addi-
ton TO Charles L. Sullivan. The con-
sideration named is $100.
County Clerk Lewis has issued mar
rage licenses to James Burton, aged
"A, and Sadie Brannon. aged IS. both
of this city. Also, to William Low and
Mamie Barnett, both of Sherrard.
John Gregory leaves in few DAYS
for Muncie, Ind, where he will spend
his vacation with his sister.
The Rev. D. w. Ruble will preach
to the Rock Council. Jr. o. u. A. NJ.
Sunday, July 8, at 8 p. M, at Rosby
Rock. The services will be in the new
school building.
NJ. Kirkbride, of Wellsville, O., was
in the city yesterday.
David Levi goes to Waverly this
morning, where he will spend the day
in the oil field there.
Patrick Sullivan and family left YES
terday for Carroll county, O., where
they will REGAIN some time
The first Baptist church of this city
will hold an open air meeting N ,ne
Arnold Grove, on Fork Ridge, July 9th.
The location is about two miles from
Glen Easton, and will be continued
until the 18th of the month.
John Hoge left yesterday on a visit
to Monroe, Pa.
H. c. Williams left yesterday for his
home at Freeport, where he will spend
the Fourth
Clinton Piakaff who roSirna5 ~.