Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-01
MOUNDSVILLE.


/ be appointed. Mrs. Shannon, one of the
| teachers, did not stand the examination.
/ Misses Pearl and Alice Criswell are
home from pleasant visit to Bellaire
| friends.
/ Next Thursday the annual convention
| of the West Virginia Christian Mis-
sionary Society convenes at the Chris
| tan church. 1t is to last over Sunday,
| and each days exercises will be very
interesting. Among those who will be
| present from outside the city are c. c.
Cowgirl, Mrs. J. M. Kersey, Prof. Geo.
Munroe, Prof. H. N. Miller and Prof.
Kersey, Bethany; Hon. John A. Camp
| bell, New Cumberland; G. w. Muckley,
Kansas City; S. G. Naylor, Of Wheel
| ing, and many others. The address of
| welcome will be made by Rev. ]. B.
Smith and the response by ]. Frank
| Williams, of Beeler's Station.
| Tie kindergarten school opens at
/ the Parish House tomorrow morning.
| Quite a large list of scholars have been
! enrG1.ed for this term.
Miss Anna Sunderland will resume
! her duties as teacher at the Central
| school building tomorrow. She did
! not teach the first two weeks on ac-
! count of illness.
Mrs. Burt Logan is confined to her
! home ON account of an attack of the
| typhoid fever.
| The Kings Daughters meet to-mor-
row evening at the home of Mrs. Daisy
| Catlett
Warden S. A. Hawk, ]. A. Bloyd and
| DR.. S. NJ. Steele are home from Hart
/ al
The prison board meets next Tuesday
when many applications for pardons
| will receive attention.
The Board of Trade which was or
gained here last week will meet on
next Tuesday evening to complete the
organization.
The Uniform Rank Of the X of P.
are making big preparations to attend
the Grand Lodge meeting at Wheeling
this month. Heatherington' band, of
Bellaire. has been secured and the boys
expect to cut quite swell during the
session.
Miss Katherine Williams leaves this
week for Cincinnati, where she will
spend the winter.
T. C. Stilwell and brother, Grant, are
home from visit to friends at Pitts
burg and other points in Pennsyl-
vania.
Hoy McCuskey and Charles William
son leave to-day for Baltimore, where
they will enter the Baltimore Dental
College.
Harry Thurber, the well known en-
ploye at the glass house, is spending
Sunday at his home in Bellaire.
tO-
evening from trip to New York City.
Miss Della Showacre has returned to
her home in Glendale, after visit with
Chicago friends.
]. l.. McCombs arrived home yester-
day from visit with relatives at Beel-
er's Station.
D.. f. Greseler, the well known mer-
chant of Sherrard, was in the city yes
terday.
The hearing Of Durham and Houston,
the two boys who had scrap in front
of the court house last week, will prob-
ably take place tomorrow. Young
Durham, who received the cut made by
a pen-knife, is getting along nicely and
will soon be himself again.
NJ W. McCabe has been appointed adj
ministrator of the estate of Samuel Fish,
deceased. Bond in the sum Of $500 was
furnished.
DR.. I. N. Houston and daughter were
at Wheeling yesterday afternoon.
w. E. Mason, county superintendent,
was in the city yesterday.
A. II. Wiedebusch, of Wheeling, was in
the city yesterday.
Carl Walton, of Cameron, is visiting
friends in the city.
The funeral of Mrs j. E. Boyd whose
death was mentioned in yesterdays paper
will take place from her late home on
Eighth street this afternoon. The pail
bearers selected are Thomas Riggs, John
Bowen j. d. Burley, ]. d. Bruce, j. NJ
McBroom and A.. E. Linch. Services will
be held at the house and the interment
will be at Mt Rose cemetery.
]. d. Burley and S. w. Mathews are
home from trip to Louisville, ,lNy.
G. W. Berry, of ROsby Rock, was in the
city on business yesterday.
The Walker building, located on Lafay-
cite avenue, has been leased to r. H. De
Camp. who will open a European hotel
a restaurant, a billiard room, with bar
in connection The place viii be furnished
on very elaborate style, everything be-
ing entirely new. The opening will prob
ably take place on the 18th Of the month
]. E. Peck. sheriff of Mingo county, was
in the city yesterday.
Yesterday was pay day with the peni-
Tertiary guards.
An unknown thief entered the Contra.
Hotel. kept by Marion Seal, early yester-
day morning, and stole slS belonging to
three different parties. O. C. Black lost
$40. Lee seals S5S5 and Jesse Gamble 81
The thief entered four rooms and wene
through the pockets Of the inmates with
out awakening them. There is no clue to
the robber
Morris Hallet is the guest OF Bsllaire
friends to-day.
All rights of way have now been secured
by Mr.. E. A. Holmes for the new railroad
which is 10 be built between Waynes5rrg
Pa. and This city. There IS something
like 800 of them. An engineering corps viii
arrive about October 10th, when the nee-
essary surveys along the route viii De
made. Stations have been decided On fer
Limestone, Shepherd. Viola. Harsh's Sugar
Camp and Majorsvl.e. in this county. and
manv in PeaLsy lvania- An office vii be
opened in this city by Mr.. Holmes. and
for the present the headquarters Of the
company VIII be here. The read Is sure to
be built ard k means big thing for
Norsdsviie and Marshal county. Il IS
a~nsrted ia commence the Gsrt work in q