Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-24


be received at 81. but after that date
the initiation will be S.. The club is
reviving much interest and will plan
to pull off some good attractions during
the coming season.
The Democratic primaries to elect
delegates to the congressional and sen
atorial conventions passed on quietly
last evening. There was but n con
test and that in the country precinct
over the nomination of land appraiser,
as will be seen by the report of the
primaries given elsewhere. Democrats
have taken renewed interest in the con-
| gressional convention at Steubenville
on Tuesday. since the Republicans nam
ed Gill at Martins Ferry.
The Senses party" given by Miss
| Lydia Simmons, for her Sunday school
class. Friday evening, was a pronounce
ed success.
The Forget-Me-Not club met at the
home of Vida Askew Friday evening,
and had a very pleasant time.
Mrs. Clark Dunaway and daughter,
Miss Jessie, attend the funeral of a re-
latiye 1t Mingo to-day.
A. Kern and Heatherington and Ar
| cher have handsomely decorated win
dows.
A. F. Stewart is quite Ill at his home
in the Fourth ward.
Miss Dora Eberle has returned from
a visit at Quaker City.
Sousa's band will attract big crowds
to Wheeling Park to-day.
The Independent Order OF Rough Rid
ers of the First ward will turn out in
the parade Tuesday.
A good sized crowd will go from
here to the Democratic Congressional
convention Tuesday.
Mayer Rodefer leaves tomorrow for
Hiram College.
Yesterday there was a lively bout be-
tween Samuel Hudson and "Bub" Bor-
ham when they came together to talk
of a business transaction near Indian
Run. The affair attracted considerable
attention in that section, but no great
quantity of gore flowed.
A delegation of % decorated wagons
is expected up from Shadyside to take
part in the parade Tuesday.
The change of schedule on the B., B.
& M. f. street car line is a matter of
general complaint among Bellaire citi-
zens.
All members of the local I. o. o. F.
lodge and visiting Odd Fellows as we'll,
are called to meet at the hall at 1880
o'clock Tuesday evening for Invitations.
The Ivanhoe Club will give dances
each night at Armory Hall during fair
week.
Dick Thompson, of Pleasant Valley,
w. Va, was calling OH friends here yes
terday.
John Pelkey is up from Moundsville
spending Sunday with his mother on
Rose Hill.
The knights Of Pythias are called to
meet at their lodge room promptly at
1890 O'Clock, eastern standard time, on
Tuesday to take part in the parade.
A force of B. & o. carpenters have
been making repairs about the passen-
ger depot here.
The marriage of Mr. Evert Sharp, of
the Third ward, and Miss Ida Bloom, Of
the Fourth ward, is announced to take
place to-day.
John Woods has accepted a place at
the Exchange Hotel.
Probate Judge w. F. Smith was in
the city yesterday, presumably looking
up his fences.
Rev. and Mrs. o. W. Holmes are Wis
iting at CadiZ.
G. Dawson and wife are attending
the Friends yearly meeting at Barnes
vile.
John w. Wade, of Dillies Bottom, has
been granted an increase in pension
from $40 to SIT a month from March Is,
1899, and John G. Duffy, of Bellaire,
has received an increase from Sc to So
from August II. 1898. Application was
made through Mason's agency.