Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-10

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land, is the guest of friends in town.
Hon. G. F. w. Kunst, postmaster OF
Grafton for three terms, is being put
forward very prominently by his
friends as the Republican candidate
for the Legislature next fall
The Fetterman Sunday school will
| hold a picnic in Keener's Grove On Sat
urday, the 10Th Rev. Lynch will de-
liver an address.
Frank Cornwell, son of Prof. ]. S.
Cornwell, and Miss Ethel Smith,
daughter of George Smith, were mar
ried at the M. P. parsonage Thursday
evening by Rev. G. R. Brown.
T. j. Humphrey will leave Monday
for Fairmont to take charge as one OF
the teachers in the Normal school.
Lieut. ~Standiford, recruiting officer,
returned Friday morning and will re-
main over Sunday. As yet no one has
enlisted at this point.
Oil men are still figuring over a Sc
| lection for the location of the we'll near
| Grafton. Work will begin in October.
DIR. Joe Ellis will move his office in
to the rooms vacated by DR.. Warder IN
the III and Nj. Bank building.
st. Augustine's parochial school Will
| open in their new school building Mon
day, September 18th.
G. H. Curry, Of Boothsville, was in
town Friday.
Our town was visited by quite a wind
! and rain storm Thursday, with but lit
tie damage.
Prof. Lorraine Fortney, of Independ-
| ence, was in town Friday night. Mr..
| Fortney will leave the first of the week
to resume his position as assistant In
the Athens Normal school.
T. e. Cole returned Friday from
Wheeling, where he had been attending
the Fair.
The agitation of uniting the corpor-
| ations of Grafton and Fetterman has
been revived. Those favoring this
movement are quietly making the ar
| rangements to get a vote on the sub
| iect if possible in time to have them
| consolidated in time for the spring cleo
tions.
The cantata at the Opera House
Thursday night given by the ladies OF
the Baptist church was a most sue
| cessful affair. The audience was large
and appreciative. The net amount was
1928.
Allegheny Co. No. II, U. R. K. OF p,
is drilling every night under Major F.
| B. Blue preparing to take the prize at
the grand encampment at Wheeling IN
October.
j. w. Carroll, On Wednesday morning
while working in the B. & q. shops,
| got his collar bone broke by the burst
ing of an emory wheel.
Chas. P. Guard. who was summoned
to Winchester, Va, on o OF the
serious illness OF his mother, who was
visiting at that place, returned FRIDAY.
Mrs. Guard having recovered suff1eient-
ly to enable her to return with him.
She suffered from a paralytic stroke.
A tramp named VIM. Riley was TAX
ing a nap in the Philips brick yard at
Fetterman Wednesday night when one
of the walls fell on him, breaking his
arm and otherwise injuring him.
Mrs. Joe Zarnitz, of Piedmont, is the
guest of the family OF F. Guth, on
Washington street.
A. Foreman went to Parkersburg
Friday morning to institute a camp OF
Modern Woodmen at that place.
The Olean Mandolin and Guitar club
was r~eorganized last week and will be
under the direction of Prof. c.. E. Vim
cent. The members are as follows:
E. l.. Sawyer, Geo. Haislip and Karl
Byers, first mandolins, DR.. A. R. War
der and w. L. Rodgers, second mando-
Inns, Jas Haislip, mandola, G. F.
Proudfoot and C. E. Vincent, guitars.
A large number of the members OF
Oak Camp 5422, Modern Woodmen Of
America, went to Clarksburg on So to-
night to attend a Woodmen reception
at that place. Head Consul W. A.
Northcott, of Rock Island, Lieut.. Gov
ernor of Illinois, will be present at the
meeting and deliver an address.
The affair is the receiving into mem
bership of Mr.. Northcott's father. Gen.
Northcott, of Clarksburg, into social
membership in the order.
Miss Maude Lillian Warden, the
charming and accomplished daughter
Of Rev. J. M. Warden. of Terra Alta,
was married at that place Wednesday
evening of this week to Mr.. E.. H. KEEL
ley, a prominent business man of that
place. The bride is well known in
Grafton and has a host of friends here.
She is a sister Of Mrs. w. p. Hendrick-
son, Mrs. w. E. Clayton and DR.. A. R.
Warder, who attended the wedding.
Misses Rhea Warder and Joe Clare
Hendrickson were flower girls
Mrs. Jennie Flagel and little daugh-
ter left this morning for a visit to
friends and relatives at Clarksburg.
David Gibson, Of Newburg, attended
the meeting of De Molay Commandery,
X. T., Friday night.
The Misses Ross of Burnersville,
who have been the guests of Mrs. +. K.
Holt, returned home Saturday.
Prosecuting Attorney Charles NJ.
Murphy, of Philippi. was in town Fri
day.
John H. Tucker, of Wheeling, was in
the city Wednesday. the guest of
friends.
The ladies of the G.. I. A., assisted by
the B. L. E., will give a grand ball on
Monday, October 80, at Brinkman hall.
Kelley & Co. will have the Fetterman
school completed by October Is.
The boys in the Phillips & Ridgeley
brick yards at Fetterman struck for a
raise of wages the first of the week,
but owing to lack of organization other
boys were allowed TO take their places,
hence their strike proved a failure and
a majority have returned to work at the
old wages.
Extensive arrangements have been
made by the local A. o. U. w. members
for the formal presentation of the piano
donated to the Reform School by the
Grand Lodge. The presentation will
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