Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-29
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| ladies of Waneta Council No. 6. Degree
of Pocahontas, will give a box supper
! in the First ward on Thursday even
ing, November I'd, the proceeds OF
which will go toward buying an organ
for their lodge room.
t. P. Reay, of Morgantown, was n
the city Monday.
D. G. Kunst, wife and baby, are the
1 guests OF Mrs. s parents here.
Mrs. Annie Jaffries, of New York, is
visiting her parents here, Mr.. and Mrs.
K. D. Walker.
Mrs. Zcd Fleming, of Uniontown, Pa,
is the guest of friends here.
Walton Miller was in Pittsburg the
| first of the week.
Attorney w. H. Conaway was in Con-
nellsville, Thursday, on business.
G. w. L. Mayors and son, George,
were visiting Luther Fleming and wife,
at Pennington, the first Of the week.
| J. C. Parrish, of Pennington, was in
town on business Wednesday.
Miss Sallie Deveny was visiting her
sisters, Mrs. John haggerty and Mrs.
James Burnes, at Pennington, the lat
ter part of last week.
| Mr.. francesca Viscagno, an Italian,
died at DR.. Cooks hospital Tuesday
morning at one o'clock. He has been
! suffering with appendicitis, and few
| days ago was taken much worse. 1t
was believed that an operation would
| be the only hope for him, SO on Monday
| afternoon he was taken to the hospital.
| After an examination made by DR..
/ Cook he found he could not stand the
operation, and that he had only a short
time to live. After his death the re-
mains were prepared for burial and
taken to his home on the GAINESVILLE
road Deceased leaves wife and three
children.
Rev. ]. E. Engle has returned from
Dayton, Ohio, where he was in attend
ance at the reunion of the 34th Ohio
Zouaves, he being a member of that
regiment during the Civil War.
Glen Arnett left Monday for Adrian,
Michigan, where he will attend the Adj
rian Methodist Protestant college.
| Attorney G. A. Vincent and wife were
visitors at Grafton the first of the week.
Waitman Barbe, of Morgantown, was
a visitor in our city this week.
Col. r. C. Huntington, wife and
daughter Daisy, who have been visiting
! friends at Indianapolis, Ind, returned
home Saturday.
George Cooke, wife and children, Of
! Grafton, were visiting John Mattingly
and family this week.
Misses Margaret and Anna Murphy,
were Pittsburg visitors the latter part
of last week.
Mrs. Frank Ridgely and son Harold,
who have been visiting Mrs. D. Dugan
at Warrington, returned home Friday.
| Miss Martha Post, and brother Late,
are visitors at the home OF Worthy D..
Post, and family.
| Frank Johns was a business visitor
at Pittsburg on Saturday.
The Electric Light & Power Com
| pany's machinery is being moved TO
| their new building this week, and it
will require the greater portion of next
week to complete the work. Business
houses only are furnished with lights
until the machinery is placed in work.
| ing order in their new building. One
engine and one dynamo are furnishing
| the lights while the other engine and
| dynamo is being placed in position.
John Tippell, telegraph operator at
| Valley Fails, came near losing his life
| Wednesday in attempting to board
| train for his home at Grafton. His foot
was caught under the wheels and three
| toes on his left foot were mashed.
The directors of the Miners Hospital
met again Wednesday evening, but no
plans were decided upon. The direct
ors find it difficult thing to get plans
to suit the location.
The Montana Coal & Coke Company
has purchased the Aurora mines about
one mile below this city, and they have
hands at work repairing cars, track and
placing the inside of the mine in shape
for to begin work in about three weeks.
The company to begin with, will en-
ploy about forty miners Edward Holt
has the contract to remove the several
hundred tons of slack that has been
lying at the mines for months.
The following programme will be
rendered at the first regular meeting
of the Fairmont Teachers Association
to be held in the Normal school build
ing on the 4th ult.:
MUSIC.
Devotional Exercises. ....
......... Conducted by the President
Washington Irving" .......
........ Miss Sarah Meredith
ISiSSuSSiOA. $500 .TlOl. y. ISOSlcA
How to Teach READING" ............
......... Discussion by Association
Query Box.
Report of Committee on Rules and Re-
gulations.
Lloyd Dumire, a B. &. o.. freight con-
ductor, shortly after he had drawn his
salary for his months service and
placed $50 of the amount in a B. & o.
envelope and in shifting cars near New
England Tuesday, in some way the en-
velope worked its way out of his pocket
and was lost.
Mrs. Mary Courtney, of Morgantown,
is the guest of her niece, Mrs. R. Harr,
of the first ward.
Mr. T. n. Jones, of CASTOR, died on
Monday night, October %, at DR.. Cooks
Hospital of appendicitis.
Mrs. Robert Shaw died on Tuesday
night, October II. She is survived by
husband and six children, the two
youngest being twins. The remains
were taken to the home of her father,
ID Miller af Tnurocviifn for burial