Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-15

who has been i'll for several weeks, is
again able to be out
Mrs Jedediah Knots, of Nebraska,
was the guest of friends in Fetterman
several days.
Miss Jennie Ashcraft is home from
visit to relatives at Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Welsh were at
Cameron Sunday, the guest of rela-
tives
Mrs May Powell, of Fetterman av-
enue, is seriously i'll at her home with
lung trouble.
Miss Mabel Kinter is visiting rela-
tives at Pennington.
Miss Rose Berger, of Fetterman, is
the guest Of friends and relatives at
Palatine.
Miss Gertie Burns. of Bridgeport, is
visiting relatives on Fetterman avenue
this week
Mr.. Alex Foreman, of this place, was
this week appointed State Deputy for
this State Of the Modern Woodmen of
America, at a handsome salary. Mr..
Foreman is one of the best posted
lodge men in the State, and the Wood
men are to be congratulated on secur-
ing so valuable a man.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry DeBillier. of
New York City, have been here the past
week on business pertaining TO the
Irondale furnace property. They were
accompanied by their attorney. Mr.. B.
K Curtis.
Lloyd Shumaker, of Macon. Ga, and
Alph Shumaker, of Chicago, were here
this week, having been called here to
attend the funeral of their father, Mr..
Daniel Shumaker.
Miss BERTHE Jackson, Of Lawrence,
South Carolina, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. L. Jolliffe.
Mr. T. w. Heironimus has sold his
interest in the Exchange mill TO his
business partner, Mr. F. b. Blue. Mr..
Heironimus will remain with the new
management until the first of the
month when Mr. Blue will assume full
control of that flourishing business
The Fox Hall Club is the name of
new club recently organized in this
city by some of our most prominent
business and society men. The object
of the club is to furnish q permanent
place where the members of the club
and their families and guests can go for
a time away from the smoke and dirt
of Grafton and enjoy the pure and
fresh air of the country, at a moderate
expense. The club is limited in mem
bership to twenty-five, and will be
chartered company, each member
holding one share of stock. The Of
ficers and members of the club are as
follows: John A. McCabe, president;
Dr.. r. ID. Mackin, vice president; T. +.
Joyce, secretary; Chas. II. Staub, John
A. McCabe, B. +. Bailey, Chas. kimmel,
and 7. e. Joyce, directors; DR.. A. S.
Warder. b. f. Kinney, VIM. Jennings,
R. w Kennedy. G. r. Raymond. John
j. Hamilton, Dr. j. f. r. Ellis, Hon. w.
r. D. Dent, w. l. Rowland, c. Frank
Ellis, Joe Miller, f. B. Blue, G. IA.
Kunst, G. r. Durbin, G. f. Teter, j. A.
Carr, Dr.. C. A. Sinsel, w. c. Hanway,
and w. Is. McHenry. The contract has
been let to Mr.. McHenry for the cree
ton OF a fine two story club house AK
20 feet to cost 81 600 and the club has
purchased an acre Of ground three
miles from Philippi at McGee's Bend on
the Valley river and a railroad station
is to be established there, thus afford
ing the members an easy access to the
club house. Hunting, fishing, boat
ing, etc, will be INDUCED in. The club
house is to be furnished throughout
with all the articles necessary for the
convenience and comfort Of its mem
bers, and it will have four rooms on
the first floor and halls and four bed
chambers on the second floor. Work
is to be commenced on the building at
once. 50 as to be completed in the early
spring.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Britt died at the home Of its parents in
South Grafton Friday evening and was
buried Saturday morning from the
Catholic church. Father McElligott Of
dictated.