Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-06-04

about the middle of the week on visit
to Pittsburg friends.
! Miss Katherine Williams, of Gamer
on, will spend to-day the guest OF Miss
Meila Logan.
The State Bankers Association will
meet at Huntington on next Wednes-
! day. The Marshall County and Far
mers' and Mechanics banks will he re-
! presented respectively by C. A. Weaver
| and NJ N Cox.
| The members of the Symphony Cir
/, Gle orchestra are making preparations
! for an outing to Wheeling creek. The
| party will make the trip by wagon and
will only be gene one day. A number
/ Of invited guests will also accompany
the organization. The outing it is ex-
! pected, will be some time during this
month.
A number of our people will go to
| Wheeling next week to attend the re-
! ception TO be given the Immunes. Two
Moundsville boys are with Capt. Franz
| helms company, namely, Abe Jones
i and S. Clegg. The boys will be mus
tered out of service this week and big
| time awaits them on their arrival at
! Wheeling.
| Circuit Court conyenes on Tuesday
| morning, but the grand jury will not
| likely be able to do all the business in
| one day this term. There are two or
! three felony cases to come up at this
! term and quite a number of miscellan-
/ eous ones. Terry and Bradford, the
/ street car men. who were in charge OF
| the car that killed the Benwood boy,
will have their trial at this session of
! the court. Another case is that of
/ VIM Meighen, who has brought suit
! against G. S. McFadden and S. M. Gun
bingham for $4,000 damages. The
| plaintiff claims that he was arrested
and imprisoned Illegally by these men.
| There are many chancery cases and
| altogether this term promises to be an
! interesting one.
The Epworth League will have
musical and literary entertainment at
| the NJ E. church next Thursday even
! ing. All are invited to attend.
The city assessor, J. T. McCombs,
morning.
Deputy Sheriff S. M Cunningham
| was at Cameron yesterday.
| Rev. 3. M. Spur will preach the an
nual memorial sermon to the members
J
this morning at the Episcopal church.
! A location for an oil we'll has been
made at Pipe creek on the Ohio side.
1t is to be drilled by a Pittsburg COM
pany who expect to go as deep as the
| Gordon sand The work will be COM
menced Immediately.
To-day is Children's Day at the
| Christian church. The young folks
will have special exercises and have
been rehearsing for the event for one
| or two evenings.
The coal mine here continues to do
| a very good business. Plenty of orders
are on hand and the company are
working almost to their full capacity
l.. B. Wheat, of Wheeling, was in the
| city Yesterday.
! Mrs. A. C. Saltsgaver returns to her
I home at GAINESVILLE, O., to-day, after
| a visit to Mrs. Charles Kerns. of JEFF
| ferson avenue.
A. /. Whitaker, of Woodland, was in
the city yesterday.
| Edward Exley, of Wheeling, was
visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. w. BOoher are the
happy parents of a new boy baby,
which arrived at their home late Fri
day night.
Charles Rosser. of Bellaire, was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Carrie McCluskey, OF Cameron,
is visiting friends in the city
| Elan Williams. of Jerusalem, o., is
! visiting his son, Rev. w. A. Williams,
pastor of the Presbyterian church.
| The members of the Catholic church
are making arrangements for lawn
| fete at the nome OF Mrs. George Luther,
on Eighth street. the 18th of this
month.
Regular services will be held at the
| Presbyterian church to-day. Rev. Will
| liams, the pastor, has returned from
trip to New Athens, o.
| A marriage license was issued by the
! county clerk yesterday TO Thomas F.
Kady, aged %, and Miss Mary LINER
ick. aged "a, both of Benwood.
The remains of Linn Harris. the
young sen of Mrs Addison Harris, who
| died at Turtle Creek, Pa, were brought
| to this city last evening and taken to
the home of C. A. Weaver. The funer-
| al will occur this afternoon at o clock,
| the interment being at Mt Rose Gene
terry.
Joseph Halpin has resigned his posi-
| ton at Cteubenyille, O., and returned
| to his home in this city
Mrs c. &. Smith has applied to the
| Circuit Court for divorce from her
| husband, C. B. Smith. VIM. Burkett
has also applied for a divorce from his
wife Both cases will be heard at this
term Of court.
! The funeral CT Clarence Burley took
place yesterday afternoon from the
| home OF his brother, ]. F. Burnley, on
| Grant avenue. Services were conduct
ed at the house by Rev. D. L. Ash,
| pastor of the NJ. E. church, and were
attended by very large number of
| friends of the deceased. The members
of the local Knights OF Pythias lodge,
| Of which he was a member. attended
| in a body and had charge of the exer-
| cises. The floral tributes were many,
| showing the esteem in which the de-
| ceased was held. The interment was at
Mt. Rose cemetery, a very large crowd
| following the remains to their last rest
| ing place.
| The committees of the different fire
companies held a meeting last even
| ing and decided TO have big celebra-
| ton in this city on the Fourth of
| July. The day is to be a holiday for
the firemen and the members propose
to have this celebration under their