Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-07

be paid the present contractors for the
JOB they will throw it up. Just what
Will be done yet is not known, as Con-
tractor Mccoy is at his home at Mari
eta.
| The Juvenile Templars No Al initial
ed thirteen new members at their meet
Ing Friday aftrnoon. Several more APP
pllcations for membership will be con-
| Sidered at the next meeting
Robert Sterling, of Yorkville, was In
town yesterday.
! Mrs. N. G. Truax, who has been very
i'll the past week from the effects of
hemorrhage of the lungs, suffered
Fanother Friday afternoon, and her con-
dition now is such that her life is de-
| SPARED Of
w. Wirth. the proprietor of the
| bowling alley here, left last evening to
| spend few days with his wife and
family at Findlay. Ohio.
j. c. Hoge. OF Mt. Pleasant, was in
| town yesterday on business.
Capt. Charles Aikens, of Tiltonsvilie,
j was calling on friends here yesterday.
| The members of the Junnior Meehan-
les, after their meeting Friday evening,
| served sandwiches ana coffee to a num-
| Der of members that were taken in.
| A letter was received here yesterday
| from William Tarbot. who recently
went to Florence. Col, to make his
! future home. He states that he is i'll
| full view of the famous Pixies peak, al
SO several other of the snow capped
peaks. The air is very light, in fact a
/ little too much SO TO be comfortable
| for MIN. and for that reason does not
like it.
The graduating class of the high
| school this year consists of nine young
people AS usual the feminine part of
the class is in the majority, but not
as much so as it has been the last few
years. There are five girls and four
boys. They are Sadie Sedgwick, Bessie
Morgan, Vera Thompson, Minnie Cop
| ham. Retta Cochran, Charles Barr, Ross
| Heaton, Shreve Clark and Roy Heaton.
AS has been stated before. the usual
] custom of having each scholar have a
| graduating essay or defamation has
| been done away with, as it is in other
| schools throughout the State. Instead,
| Prof. Raymond, of the University OF
West Virginia, will be present and de-
| liver an address. This, with several
musical numbers, will take place of the
usual graduating exercises, to be held
| this year on Thursday evening, June
! 1st.
AL Wilson, of this city, has been
| chosen as a member of the executive
| board of the tin-plate workers at their
| meeting held at Columbus, Ohio, last
! week
viii Thomas is here from Scottdale,
Pa, visiting his family.
Miss Belle Green will visit relatives
at WellsbIrg this week.
| Miss Mary Grub, Of Mt. Pleasant,
was the guest of Miss Emily Hoge yes
| terday.
The members of the Vigilant Hose
| Company will hold d meeting Monday
evening for the purpose of considering
| plans for furnishing the rooms in the
J new hose house. There is some talk
/ among the members of putting in
| bowling alley.
Miss Lille Dean will visit friends at
| Brilliant this week.
! Several from here went up to Til
| louisville yesterday to see the ball game
between the clubs of that place and
| Toronto.
The Maxwell Stock Company will be
at the Opera House all the coming
| week beginning tomorrow evening.
The company is strong one and comes
well recommended by the press.
Mrs. John Quinn, of Mingo. was the
| guest of relatives here yesterday.
There was one case in police court
yesterday morning.
Two weeks and not the sign of a
| street car in the town.
The members of the Woman's Chris
tan Temperance Union held an inter-
the United Presbyterian Church.
Inc funeral of the late Mrs. Mary
Williams took place yesterday morning
at nine O'Clock from ST Marys Church
and was attended by large number of
friends of the deceased. Rev. Father
Mulhearn.~ pastor of the church, con-
Quoted the services. Interment was
made at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
A number of people from here at
tended the ball game at the Island mark
yesterday afternoon.