Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-29
M0UNDSVILLE.

w. H. Powell, of East Finley, Pa, is
visiting relatives here.
James Wade and James Rulong are
in Pittsburg on business.
]. NJ. McBroome is confined to his
home with a slight illness.
The usual church services will be held
in the churches here to-day.
Mrs. W. H Batson and daughter are
visiting friends in Cameron.
Joseph Cresap has returned from Wis
iting friends at Darlington, o.
Editor Burchinal, of the Herald, was
at Pittsburg on business yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Stillwell are the
guests of friends in Washington, Pa
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Stillwell died yesterday morning and
will be buried this afternoon.
Charles Pipes has returned to his
home in Cameron. after being the guest
of l.. l.. Stidger for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark, of Sisters
vile, are spending few days in the
city.
Frank Hubs and family will go to
Glen Easton tomorrow, to remain two
weeks.
Miss Emma Cresap leaves to-day for
Buffalo, N. Y, and points in the Domin-
ion of Canada.
Misses Frances Nuhfer and Florence
Fleming will be the guests of friends
at Proctor to-day.
Mrs DR.. Houston and sister, Mrs.
William Sellars, of Limestone, were Wis
iting in Wheeling yesterday.
Rev. A. Linkletter is conducting a
series of meetings in the Christian
church at New Martinsville.
Alkaline Myers filed an additional
bond yesterday as guardian of Charles
and Margaret Myers, minors.
T. F. Clark and force OF carpenters
will go to Clarksburg tomorrow to
I work on the Republic glass house.
William Lewis, of the Third ward.
was fined IS and costs for striking Jas
Regain by Squire Pierce yesterday. He
served notice OF an appeal.
While working at the Phillips build
ing on Eleventh street Friday, Ed
White was struck by a falling Ratchet
and sustained slight scalp wound
Kenneth Burley has succeeded Frank
Thatcher as Wheeling messenger. Mr..
Thatcher has assumed charge of the re-
freshment stand at the camp grounds
hotel
The NJ. Dunn lot. on Twelfth street.
was sold to R. S. Mcconnell yesterday
for S3l9.15. The sale of the Edwards
property, in Benwood, was continued
Indefinitely.
a district meeting of the Washing
ton district Democrats will be held in
the club room on Saturday evening
next TO nominate candidates for the
district Offices.
W. NJ. Meighen and J. Howard Holt
were at New Martinsville part of the
week in the interest of the Removalists.
who wish the county seat of Wetzel
county removed TO Pine Grove.
Coal deeds covering 42S acres in
Sand Hill district were received for
record yesterday by Clerk Lewis. The
consideration is s5,21124, or over s12
per acre. The coal was conveyed TO
Josiah V. Thompson, ct al, Of Pitts
burg.
The vested choir of the Episcopal
church will go to New Martinsville to-
morrow evening and remain one week
They will be quartered at the new
BroSt Hotel. and will be entertained by
yachting. driving and other forms Of
amusement.
j. B. Walker, of the Ferguson Con-
struction Company, of New York. who
expects TO secure the contract for build
ing the P, c. & W. road from here to
Wheeling creek, has gone to nocahontas
county. where he has large contract.
Mr.. Walker is a staunch Democrat and
good person all around. and those who
have met him here viii be pleased to
have him secure the contract
At the residence OF Isaac Yates. of
Roberts Ridge, at five o'clock this
evening viii occur the marriage OF
Charles White and Miss Vera Shook.
both OF this place. Mr. White is the
popular clerk at the Camp Ground
store. and the bride is an estimable
lady o. the Third ward. They viii be-
gin housekeeping On the camp grounds.
Tomorrow Sparks show will be
here, and as 1t IS the first show to
come to town this year it will attract
large number OF country people.
Wade e Goodrich are not to be out
done b. McPeek's grandily painted lee
cream wagon. and have put out 4