Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-07-16

next Saturday. There are fifty people
with the show, who travel in their own
railroad cars.
John Brooks has returned from
business trip to Grafton and Fairmont.
s. P. Hooton, U. S. postoffice inspec-
tor, was in the city yesterday.
Next Thursday the gentlemen of the
Trinity Parish congregation will serve
waffle and chicken supper on the
lawn of the residences Of w. S. Brady
and I. b. Martin at Glendale. Neat in
vitations have been issued for the affair
and as very elaborate preparations have
been made quite crowd is expected to
be present. The committee in charge
haze arranged the following for the
evening:
OFFICIAL ROSTER.
Master of Ceremonies ............
..............D DIR. Geo. w. Bruce
Head Waiter ............J. I. Gallaher
Cashier ... Senator S. W. Mathews
| Cooks-L. B. Martin, w. S. Brady B. NJ.
Spur.
Waiters-Warden Sam Hawk, B. F.
Hodgenan, Friend Cox, A. r. Laing,
Capt Humphrey, ]. H. Crago, Harry
I LII. u. IL. Duh roy ,
A. G. Scroggins, w. Martin, Davis
Alexander, B. McMechen, o. Holiday,
w. Snider, Max Backenheimer, Harry
Brown, R. Parkinson, John Leach,
| Mayor Parkinson, Clyde North, VIM.
| Riggs, Thos. Riggs.
| Page Boys-Joe Weaver, Ben Hodg-
man, Blaine Kerns, Will Hawk.
Music by the Symphony Orchestra.
Reception Committee-The Ladies of
| the Parish.
MENU.
Waffies, fried spring chicken, white
and steam bread, tomato salad, black
| coffee. assorted cakes, ice cream.
| Water without limit and without
| price. Total cost, so cents. Cigars ex-
| ira.
| P. S. and N. B.
| A-Coachman in attendance to care for
| horses and mules, mules a speciality.
| B.-Nurses will be provided for babies,
bottles and milk without extra
| charge.
| C.-Bicycles hitched.
| D.-Cars leave Moundsville every fif-
| teen minutes.
Misses Ella Stilwell, Anna and Nora
Howard, Clara Koontz and Minnie
Dcwler, attended the ForepaughSells
Bros. circus at Wheeling last even
ing.
| Miss Emma Zoler left for her home
in Ohio yesterday, accompanied by
Miss Evangeline Hall, who she has
been visiting for several days past.
Miss Fannie Bryson is visiting rela-
| tives at Martins Ferry, 0.
C. NJ Criswell, of Wheeling, is spend
ing Sunday at his home here.
Charles Rosser of Bellaire, was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. ]. X. Bowen has returned from
a visit to friends at Powhatan.
The Hook and Ladder Company
cleared about SIS on the entertainment
given Friday evening.
T. M. Pedley, of Pleasant Valley, was
! in the city yesterday.
Judge PAUL, of Wheeling, was here
| yesterday and signed the docket for
! the last session of the Circuit Court.
/ Three prisoners were received at the
penitentiary yesterday from Berkeley
county.
VIM Meighen is home from a busi-
ness trip to Fairmont.
So far Major w. J. Burley has re-
ceived but So contributed for the
cleaning up of the old cemetery. This
is considered a very small amount
when the work will cost fully $45. Al
present the lot is in very bad shape
and will require great deal OF work
| Many of the graves are very low and
there are pieces of tomb stones strewn
all over the lot. The cost will be much
in excess of what is contributed, and
| those interested should extend aid a
little more literally.
The Epworth League will have a
devotional service next Thursday ev-
ening. All interested are requested to
be present.
Miss Pearl Criswell has received avery
interesting letter from young Cuban
girl accompanied by a picture of her
| self The letter is couched in very
good English language, she using good
grammar The letter is the first one
| received, and is from MantanZas, where
a young friend of hers is located.
B. L. Loves new residence located
on Prison street, was finished yester-
day and will be occupied by him some
time this week.
| Inc new eA6CuIiUu at tLN
penitentiary will have the roof finished
on it about the middle of the week
The entire building will not be ready
until the middle of August.
A meeting of the mine workers was
held at Glendale last evening. Mrs.
A. Allen, of Wheeling, addressed the
men in the interest of her work.
]. I. Francis has decided TO have
the third story Of his new building on
jefferson avenue made for ball room.
A public hall is needed in this city and
as this one will be 30xS0 feet it will no
doubt be in demand when finished.
Charles Brown, travelling representa-
tive of the Bloch Bros. Tobacco Com
pany, is in the city visiting his parents.
Dennis Meighen, the well known oil
man, is in the city.
Hon. T. J.. Parsons went to Rosby
Rock last evening, where he will spend
Sunday with his father.
G. w Berry. of Rosby Rock, was in
the city yesterday.
Louis Dressell, who has decided 10
build on his lot at the corner of Eighth
street and Lafayette avenue, wiz COM
| menee work this week. The building
will be of brick and will have TWO
stories The first floor will have two
business rooms, while the second story
will be for a residence. The building
will have all modern improvements
and will add much TO the appearance