Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-04-01
MOUNDSVILLE.


Mrs. A. J. Newman returned to her
home at Raven Rock yesterday, after
visiting with Mrs. A. j. McElroy on
Eughth street.
Geo. Love, late of Marshal county
but now of Bethany, was caller in
town yesterday.
The new building which J. S. Courts
right is contemplating is to be an ex-
ira large structure and will require a
great deal of work before it can be
commenced as it will be built on the
site where the house which DR.. sfcCol-
Tough now occupies now stands. This
house will be moved across to Baker
avenue. The new structure is to be a
three story building.
Miss Alice Burket, of Fourth street,
is calling on friends in Bellaire.
The Republican club, organized Fri
day night in the Third ward, was mis-
represented to the Register reporter.
1t was not called a Steele club as was
reported, 1t is like an incubator
chicken, it has no mother.
Mrs. O'Hara, of Grant avenue, has
returned from Steubenville where she
| was called to the bedside of her BROTH
er.
Margaret Kovonaugh is improving in
health after a severe attack of heart
trouble.
Phil. Brannen, of Bellaire, was bus
mess caller in the city yesterday.
Mayor Parkinson will be pleased to
learn that the saloons are sending the
slot machines out The slot ma
ohi al rieybt
while, but of late nothing but slugs
were put in them and they ceased to
be a paying investment.
The glass house force was reduced
for a few days on account of broken
pots, and it is impossible to furnish
employment to all hands. The neces-
sary repairs are being made as rapidly
as possible and il will be able TO start
in full in a few days.
Henry Rossel is spending Sunday
with his family in the State metropo-
lis.
Richard Groves, of Wheeling, was a
business caller yesterday.
William Murphy and Dora Cunning
ham, of Knoxville, were business call
ers yesterday.
nue. is canvalescent after serious ILL
ness of several weeks.
The boys at the glass house received
the two weeks wages yesterday.
Mr. Potts, Policeman Potts father,
moved yesterday from Fourth street to
the T. G. Roberts property on Jeffer-
son avenue, between First and Second
streets.
Frank Hopkins, of Fork Ridge, was
a business caller yesterday.
The Fostoria Glass Company Is now
manufacturing punch tumblers and bar
room fixtures.
The Martin lot sale at New Martins
vile was postponed until April 4th, on
account of the constant rain during the
day on Thursday last; sale begins at
10: 80 a. N.
Miss Alice Criswell will leave Tues
day for Chicago. where she viii visit
her sister for several weeks.
R. H DeCamp leaves tomorrow for
New Martinsyiile. where he has some
important business.
Mrs. T. ]. Clark is indisposed at her
home on Tomlinson avenue.
D. F. Ruckman, who was recently
married to Miss Crow. will occupy
the upper part OF No. 915 Second street.
The entertainment at the W. c. T.
Z. hall last night was great success
financially and otherwise.
A. O. Whitaker, OF Woodlands. was
q business caller yesterday.
]. K. P. Barker has purchased the
property on Second street and Jefer-
son avenue and is contemplating the
erection of a fine house on IT.
Mr.. Charles Lennon. OF the firm OF
Hess, Lennon & Co. was in the city
on business yesterday.
Hess. Lennon & Co, who have con-
Quoted a branch meat market near the
postoffice for the past six months. have
bought the meat market Of Max Levi
on Jefferson avenue, and will conduct
their business there after April 2
The Weeks Hospital News.
Mrs Cook ,f RcI5a{re has 4 alma