Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-08-26
FAIRMONT.

/ FAIRMONT, w. Va, August 25.-The
! following are the plays that have al
ready been booked by NJ. R. Musgrove,
| manager of the Opera House, for the
| season: September IL, Metropolitan
| Merry-Makers; September Is, Uncle
Hez;" October 10, 'Fannegan's Ball"
October Is, "a Woman In the Case; y
| October II, Town Topics" October "a,
Lost in Egypt" November 8, Bar
low & Wilson's Minstrels; Novem-
Der 10, "Finnsgan's 400" November
81 Round the Clock" November 20,
Uncle Sam in the Orient" December
3, "'he World Against Her" Deem
Der 1912, "Conray Macks;" De-
cember IA, Gus Sims Minstrels;" De-
eember Is, "Hogan's Alley" Decem-
Der 81 BLACK Diamond express" De-
cember 81 to January 8, Carroll Com
edy Company" January 21-26, War
rem Comedy Company" February l,
Remember the Name" February 20,
'Chatanooga; February Is to March
3. "Wissan Theatre Company" March
TO, Gus Cohan;" March IA, "A Breezy
Time" March 26, "A Wise Woman"
c. H. Meigs, editor of the Interna-
tional Evangelist, published at St.
Louis; Rev. l.. e. Peters, OF Clarks-
burg, president of the West Virginia
Sunday School Association; Mrs.
! Grouse, State primary superintendent,
OF Ohio; Prof r. A. Armstrong, of Nor
gantOwn, and many other prominent
church workers, expect TO be present at
the Marion county Sunday school con-
| ventioa, to be held here September
4 and g. the day session will be held
On the NJ. E. church and the evening
session tn the Peoples 1emple.
George Cans is making every effort
| to have a part OF his new hotel com
| pleted by the 18th of September, the
| first OF q three days reunion of the So
| ciety of the Army of West Virginia.
It's equipment will be new throughout;
| 81 500 has already been expended in
furniture, 60.
Attorney Thomas B. Staggers, form
erly of this place, but now located at
Grafton, has great many friends in
Marion county who will regret 20 hear
OF him being dangerously Ill, with not
the slightest hope for his recovery He
Is suffering from a complication OF dis
eases. His wife and family, Of this
oity, were called TO Grafton owing to
his illness.
Hon 7. r. Carskadon, the PrOhibi-
tiondst candidate for Governor of West
Virginia, having made declaration in
his letter of acceptance for Governor,
concerning the parties which their
leaders may dispute challenges, not in
any spirit of egotism, but in the faith
Of h -.
sling, any Republican or Democrat of
national fame, especially Hon. A. B.
White, Republican candidate for Gov
ernor of this State 10 meet him on the
hastings at prominent places in the
State to disprove or dispute his asser-
ton. Furthermore he agrees to be at
all expense for hall and accommOda-
onS.
The Marion county Teachers In
stitute convened in this city Monday.
with the enrolment far short of that
OF last or previous years BY this
being the last institute to be held is
the cause of the decrease However.
about two hundred and fifty were pre-
sent and the session proved exception
ally interesting from the time il began
on Monday until It closed Friday. The
institute was held IN the State Normal
school building and under the in
struction of Prof A. B. Van Omer. of
Gettysburg, Pa; Prof g. S. Laidley.
OF Charleston, assisted by county su-
perintendent, Carson Martin. lae
teachers examination will be held here
"Wednesday and Thursday of next
! week
A. 0. Rice. baggage master at the ex-
press Office. got his right arm caught
between the truck and car On Monday.
which resulted In the breaking OF his
arm above the wrist.
The many friends here OF Henry
Downey, who lies in a Wheeling hos
pital. will be pleased TO learn that he
is on fair road TO recovery.
Jacob Bishop and family will leave
in a few days on a visit 10 eastern
cities. They viii be absent about two
weeks.
Fred Richardson left on Monday for
Muncie, Indiana, where ne has Sc
cured employment as shipping clerk Ia
a glass factory.
George Raymond. of Morgantown.
was IN Fairmont the first of Tie week.
Mr.. Georgia Conley, Of Baltimore.
| IS visiting her father, Or. S. ". Hall
Mrs. Peter Hart and Mrs Barbara
Neise, of Baltimore are the guests OF
John Hart and family, on Parks av-
enue.
Lewis Powell lies dangerously i'll at
hts home at Canton. Winfield distr.c,.
Miss Anna, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Swisher. died at her home
near here Tuesday. Consumption was
The cause OF her demise. Her remains
were inferred in the Mount Zion Gem
etery. Wednesday afternoon Her age
was % years.
w e. johnson and mother. of Taif-
view. are visiting James Hess and fam
lily, in the First ward.
Harry NcC-oy and wife ara the
guests of Connellsville friends.
Martha. the fourYear-old daughter