Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-27
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Miss Name Mckinley, OF Wheeling
is visiting relatives in the city.
Fred Cowi, of Parkersburg, was IN
the city calling on friends yesterday.
He returns to the above city to-mor-
row.
Misses Mary and Marguerite Welsch
leave tomorrow for Pittsburg to at
tend the millinery opening there next
week. From there they will go TO the
eastern cities.
A. J. McElroy and wife leave to-mor-
row for Pittsburg to remain until aIter
the big time there Monday.
Miss Addie Neall returns to her nome
at Wheeling Tuesday, after week
visit to friends here.
The new residence of Mrs. Ma69le
J. Harris, ON Eighth street, has Almost
been completed. 1t is to be occupied
by ]. D. Shaw and family.
The condition of William McFadden
was reported much better yesterday.
He is recovering very rapidly.
Mrs. E. M. Sommerville. OF Second
street, will visit friends at Columbus,
o., to-day.
Wheeling Bakery Bread is the larg-
est loaf sold for 5 cents. Your grocer
will get it for you.
Next Saturday evening the members
of the Hook and Ladder Company VIII
have trolley party to BenWood. Froh
tfere the boys will go I'd Belldlre'
where they will pay visit to the Me-
chanics hose team of that place.
To-day will likely be big Sunday
SnIQn6lQ
programme has been prepared and IKE
ly there will be many visitors present.
Quite number from here will go to
Columbus, O., to-day on account OF ene
cheap excursion.
Rev. j. Wesley Hill will lecture on
Mormonism at the camp grounds to-
morrow evening. His lecture is for
the benefit of the association, and an
extra charge will be made.
Miss Mollie Parks is visiting her
parents at Ravenswood.
The condition of Charles Morgan,
who is i'll at his home in the Third
Ward with an attack Of the typhoid
fever, is much better at this writing.
Misses Pearl and Alice Criswell leave
tomorrow on a visit 20 friends at
Parkersburg. T.
Daniels orchestra gave very en-
joyable dance at the Seventh Street
Park last evening. Qnite n large
crowd was present, including several
visitors from outside the city.
A special term of the County Court
will be held Tuesday fo~ the purpose
of transacting miscellaneous Business.
Heatherington's concert band. of Bel
laire, will give a concert ut .ne camp
grounds next Tuesday evening. This
band was heard on the grounds last
year and it needs no introduction 20
the people of our city. This concert
will no doubt be attended by a larss
crowd.
The Epworth League meeting next
Thursday evening will re devo,ed 70
transacting the regular business before
it
Wheeling Bakery Bread is the larg-
est loaf sold for cents. Your grocer
will get it for you.
The pardon board have meeting
lere next Tuesday, md from present
indications the session will last at
least three days. There will be in aEt
about one hundred applications to be
considered, which will take considera-
BILE time.
Miss Katie Klugg, of Wheeling, is
spending Sunday with relatives in the
city.
Sheriff j. E. Doyle leaves this week
on visit to the eastern cities.
Warden Hawk, of the prison, enter
tanned a number of invited guests at
the institution Wednesday evening.
Quite a collection of the convicts were
brought out to sing and dance, while
others played on the various instru-
ments they own. viii Raymond also
made stump speech, which was full
of wit, greatly pleasing those who were
present. The entire party were highly
entertained, and all were much pleased
with the treatment extended by the
popular Warden.
Quite large number of the old
soldiers of this city are making prep
arations to attend the National En-
campment at Philadelphia, Pa. The
rate from here is Sill, which many of
the veterans consider very high. They
are of the opinion that the railroad
should give them a rate equal to that
of the Atlantic City excursions.
DR.. S. M. Steele is home from a trip
to Middlebcurne.
The Ohio Valley Quartelte left yes
terday for Harsh's Sugar Camp, where
they sang at big picnic there.
The funeral of Mr. Morris, who died
at his home at Dillies' Bottom, O., took
place this morning. The remains
were brought to this city for interment.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Porterfeld al
tended the picnic at Harsh's Sugar
Camp yesterday.