Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-08

ing, Everybody with one exception ia
in favor Of the County Court granting
the railway company a franchise with
right Of way over the Bethany pike and
the county bridges.
The services at the Presbyterian
church on Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday evenings have been largely at
tended. These are preparatory services
TO communion on Sunday. Rev. G. II.
Mcdonald has been assisted by Rev.
Joseph A. Donahey, of Bridgeport. and
Rev. Joseph SpeeTs, of the Second Pres
byterian church, Wheeling.
Mrs. Annie Thompson, of Washing
ton, Pa, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
]. S. Beall.
Rev. r. T. Miller has been appointed
for a second year at the NJ Il. church OF
this place
Miss Allie Brown. Of Wheeling, is the
guest of Mrs. Annie CrotheTs.
Miss Lizzie Rodgers, of Bethany. left
this week for Cincinnati, where she will
spend the winter.
H. r. Roberts. Il. L, WoIRhen. George
f. AICCamic and c. J. Buchanan spent
Sunday last with friends in Wheeling.
Company G, National Guards, had
dress parade last Monday evening.
The boys received their long looked
for pay, which they no doubt earned
on their practice march from Fairmonr
to Terra Alta and return. The COM
pany will not participate in che Chad
wick celebration at Morgantown. They
were extended an invitation. but the
boys did not feel as though they could
pay their own expenses, as they were
expected TO do.
Next Tuesday evening the winter
tournament of the bowlers viii begin.
The league is composed OF six clubs and
viii run for twenty weeks. The fol-
lowing are the clubs: The Knights,
, Henry George, Pointer, Waterlily. Mis-
fits and Jcli. The summer tournament
, ended some time ago, the Bowlers win
ming first place. b. Dornan got the
I high score money with 252 pins; J. II.
Whyte, high average, ii9.
Last Tuesday evening quite jolly
crowd Of young ladies and gentlemen
/ took possession of Mr.. Whyte's bowling
/ alleys, and spent very enjoyable eve
| ming a. the sport. The young ladies'
made some very good scores. The
| party was composed OF the following
/ young people: Misses Lizzie Magee,
| Martha Letzkus, Edna Lazear, India
! Harris, Bess Ferguson, Nellie Maloney,
! Nellie Higgs, Stella West and Mary
/ Elcessor, and Messrs Samuel Melvin,
/ John West. Mason GaSable, JOS. Emig,
I Fred Ietzkus. Earl 81. ingborn, Rich
ard Potts and William EIcessor.
d. w Baird, president u the River
side Glass Company returned homs
1 Thursday from a business trip through
/ the East.
Quite a large number Of Wellsburg
people were IN ATTENDANCE az the Bur-
I gettstown fair Thursday.
Fleming & Wells Is the name OF
new firm who win open a news and
music store in the Lewis building on
| Charles street the coming week. They
are both popular young men, and no
I doubt but success will crown their ef-
| forts.
I CLYDE Robinson, better known az
/ "Tug." who has been playing ball with
/ Ashtabula, o., has returned home. He
reports q very successful season for the
4 Ashtabula club. They won So games
out OF 6 played.
David Waugh. the well known miller,
I will leave On Monday for Morgaueown,
/ to be present al the Chadwick Day eele-
bratioB. Capt F. u Chadwick, Of the
+ New York, was an old friend and
( schoolmate q SIR. Waugh, they having
attended school together at Morgan-
/ town Academy before the war broke
( out
I DR.. W. A. Kidd aud Miss Lizzie Blu
ehanan. daughter Of David Buchanan,
/ Of near Independence, Pa. were mar
ried "Wednesday October 4, at eleven
O'Clock at the home q the bride. Aftef
/ the wedding dinner The bride and groom
I Iefa for Piasburg for short stay with
I friends In that city
/ At a meeting Of the members q the
4 Christian church last SUNDAY, Il was
Z agreed nor 10 extend a call foT a pas
/ tor uutil the church had paid all It's
debts
+ The now school building AZ Miilers
! Is about com 5ieted. The trustees were
4 ap9ointed Friday afternoon. who viii
+ elecs teacher this coming week. The
school VIII be known ~ the Beech
+ Boston, school. Tire distsifT j. made
f up Of portions taken from WINDY hill
and Wells school districts. The school
will BEGIN Monday October 70, tnS
+ term to last six months.
T. T. Craig hue rev Iesidthfe y
almost completed THIS viii be one Of
+ he 6nest residences 10 the Town. i 10
( a fyo-story frame wiih double weather.
! boarding and bgist well up from the
( hsQh watef
/ IA. Fenwick. IT.. and wife have re-
turned horne from PaTkefis Landing,
Nr. Fenwgek having met with an ae-
e;senl IN the way % a sprain which
NAV disable him for several weeks, all
( thouea be IS able % walk. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Fenwiek are asad 80 get back TO
Wellzourg and are net slow IN saving
tass tbs @the only Eaee. NF- Fen
/ xIek says. r wish my work was here.
q I could be at home ard IN sight Of
1 the oaa West Virginia hills. The very
sight es them made me feel better on
my return home :
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