Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-29
MOUNDSVILLE.

uldr weekly me6ElnS 1O-mOfTOW even
ing at the home of Miss Gussie Cox, of
Jefferson avenue.
H. T. Wade yesterday sold his prop
erty in the East End to Newton Crow.
The consideration named is $3.50.
Chester Wright has opened flower
store in the room formerly occupied
by j. F. Burley, on Lafayette avenue
Misses Hattie Kirk and Matte Stultz,
two popular young ladies OF Eighth
street, were the guests OF wheeling
friends yesterday.
The Olympia Club, which is composed
Of james Wade, George Callahan, Owen
Mckay, E. B. Rockefeller, Waiter
Johnson and C. T. Rice, gave the open
ing dance of the season at the Walker
building last Friday night Quite
large crowd was present, including VS.
itors from Benwood, Bellaire and
wheeling. Prof John Long furnished
the music, and all who were present
had a very delightful time. The cluD
has been organized as a permanent one
and will arrange to give dances al
most every week in the future.
The Board of Education of the indie
pendent school district will hold a
meeting next Wednesday evening. AT
this session the Beard will decide
whether or not they will lease the
school hall for theatrical attractions.
A great many favor the idea, and there
also several who are opposed to the
scheme. The members, however, VIII
decide the matter at this meeting.
The Seldom Seen Club, which is
composed of several young men OF the
city. will give a select dance at the
Walker hail on next Friday evening.
A large number of invitations have
been issued and the event promises 10
he a notable one in the society line.
BENJAMIN Mccain has disposed OF
his property in this city to DR.. e. =.
Thomas. The consideration named is
$1,000.
DEPUTY Sheriff S. M. Cunningham
was at Cameron on business yesterday.
The Board of Directors of the peni-
tentiary are booked to hold a meeting
in this city on November It'll. This
session should have been held on the
oath of this month, but owing to the
absence of three members it had to be
postponed. The meeting will likely be
an interesting one, as there are sew
eral important matters to be consld-
cred.
Miss Ella Kendall Burley, hand
some young girl of Chestnut Hill, has
issued invitations for a Hallow Fen
party to be given at her home next
Tuesday evening. A large party OF her
friends from this city will attend.
In police court Friday night, Mrs.
Schwing and Mrs. Parker, who were
. engaged in a sort of fight in the First
ward, were fined 81 and costs each by
the Mayor. The fines were paid.
Council meets in regular session
again next Thursday evening. At this
meeting there will be considerable mis-
celIaneous business to be transacted.
G. M. Criswell, Of Wheeling, is spend
ing Sunday at his home here.
Frank Bowers, of Wheeling, is visit
ing his parents here to-day.
Miss Roxie Hammond, who has been
at Mt. Lake Park for some time past,
writes that her health is much i'm
proved.
CONGRESSMAN B. B. Dovener, Of
Wheeling, was here yesterday.
From present indications Frank
of November. Rev. Spur, who took
charge of his case, has been hard at
work securing proofs of his innocence
of committing the murder Intentional
ly. He has succeeded very we'll, and
it is safe to say that the man will not
be hung.
MAS Maud Jefferson, who is principal
of the West Liberty Normal School,
is here visiting relatives.
Robert Sterrett and family move
this week to Wheeling, where they will
reside in the future.
Mayor ]. C. Parkinson attended the
political meeting at Bellaire last even
ing.
Miss Retta Johnson, teacher in the
public school at Cameron, is spending
Sunday at her home.
Mrs. A. J. Seamon and children Wis
tied relatives in Wheeling yesterday.
Yesterday was pay day at the Glen
dale coal works. A large sum of
money was distributed among the men
at this pay,
Miss Margaret McGraw, Of Bellaire,
is the guest Of friends here.
In the Circuit Court yesterday, argu-
ments were heard in the case of Mrs.
Imogene Edwards against the Mounds
vile Land Company. The latter closed
a street which is of benefit to her prop
erty and she sues to have it reOpened.
The ferry matter of G. W. Montgomery
was postponed until November 6. as
was also the motion for new trial in
the Woods-Donley case. A session Of
court will be held the latter part of
this week to dispose Of other chancery
business
Mrs. E. E. Hagerman, of Wheeling,
was the guest of relatives here yester-
day.
The Epworth League will hold bus
mess meeting next Thursday evening.
All members are requested to be pres
ent.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
give an entertainment at the prison
this morning. A splendid programme
has been arranged.
The service camp which Lieut.. Con-
ner is organizing will soon be mustered
in. Sixteen names out of the twenty
necessary have been secured, and the
remainder will not be hard to get. The
camp is a sure go and will soon be
ready to do business.
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