Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-04-09

Morgantown this week.
Judge W. G. Bennett is holding Court
at Addison. Attorney W. w. Brannon
came home from there Thursday OF last
week.
Dr. Geo. Snyder. one of the late Of
ficials of the hospital staff, has opened
up an Office in the Edmiston block for
the practice of his profession.
All the members of the hospital
board got away to-day Saturday.
; Kellar, Of Parkersburg, left Thursday.
Mrs. R. S. Waterman spent Thurs
day as the guest of Miss Maud Smith,
on Smiths Run.
Ed. Tunstill writes home that he is
very much pleased with his new posi-
ton in the Fish Commission at Wash
ington.
Senator Camden, of 'Parkersburg,
was here Thursday in consultation
with the stockholders here, with view
of merging the w. Va. & p railroad in
the B. & o.
R. p Moore, Of Ravenswood, was
here this week He brought the re-
mains Of his brother Ralph, who died
in Texas, some months ago, and laid
them in their last resting place at
Machpelah cemetery.
DR.. Geo. I. Keenen was in Morgan
town two days this week.
The hospital board convened at noon
Tuesday by election of Hon. j. S. Hyen
as President and Earl Kunst as Sec
rotary. Quite a lot of bushes was dis
posed Of
John Stealey. an employee Of the Rail-
road Company in the superintendent's
Office, will soon join the Robinson cir
Gus as one of the ticket sellers.
DR.. Frank Butcher, the dentist, was
on the sick list this week.
The Register noted the presence OF
Henry Brannon, Jr., in Wheeling this
week
Alvin Bailey, of the firm. of Bailey
&, Koblegard, was in Clarksburg Thurs
day on bushes.
Miss Sallie r. Ralston and Miss
Flodie Bailey expect to visit Clarks-
burg friends the coming week.
Bishop Peterkin will be with us on
the 28th inst. to hold confirmation SER
vices
Rev. Father Toner was in Wheeling
during Holy week.
Miss Irene Kuntz returned Friday
to her school at Baltimore.
The case Of Ed. Ralston against the
Town of Weston is expected to be de-
cided at this term of the Supreme
Court
Lou Strass, of Charleston, was here
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrc NToTnf;-o +bo ,,o,,I.- 81 ,,,o
iron at the hospital left to-day (Sat-
urday), for Charleston. She will re-
turn in about a week or ten days to re-
sumo her duties.
Mr.. Harry Bartlett, the shop opera
tor, has gone to Buckhannon TO relieve
operator Watson at Buckhannon, John
Lane is working in Mr.. Bartlett's place.
A thousand and forty dollars was the
Easter offering at the Episcopal
church.
The students of the Schmitt-Ward
dancing school enjoyed terpsicnorean
carnival Thursday evening.
Chas. Frohman, the New York the
atrical magnet, has made bid for b.
A. koblegard's drama BLACK Beetle
bub"
w. T. Heffner was awarded the beet
contract at the hospital at IA cents
John K. Thompson, the T. S. Mar
shall, spent a couple of days with us
this week.
Council past an ordinance Thursday
night. It's main feature is the require>
ment that all dogs wear collars with
metals tags giving the number of reg
istration, which indicate that the taxes
on the dog had been paid. The ordi-
nance provides that dogs caught with
out such collars will be placed in pound
and if not claimed in five days will be
killed
J. w. Tuckss famous cake walkers.
are billed for the Opera House April
18th,
Capt Geo w. Gibson will return to
Havana in a few days.
Miss Tighe and Miss Watson, Of Bos-
ton, Mass, returned home Friday after
a most pleasant weeks visit with the
Misses Tierney.
Ray Craig is working as chief bell
boy at the Camden.
n. B. Newton left to-day Saturday,
for Clarksburg on business.
Chief Of Police Atchison is again on
duty, after his recent illness.
Edmond Hugill, of Clarksburg, was a
Bailey House guest Friday.
j. E. Zook, of Wheeling, was here
Friday