Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-22


News Notes ~ Interest From the BeL
mont Comfy Town.
Pr Piersol has purchased new sur
rev.
One plain drunk was lodged in the
city jail yesterday.
Newton Warnock was in the city yes
terday On business
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. CARRIER left yes
terday for Epworth Park.
August and win Smith, Of Red Key,
Ind, are visiting friends in the city.
Detective Mccoy is in the city secur-
ing testimony in the Somerton murder
case.
E. James, of the First ward, has ac-
cepted position as brakeman on the
G. q ri. 8aasse mW,
Rev. A. w. williams, of Moundsville,
was IN the city yesterday calling on
James Duffy and family returned
yesterday from New York and other
eastern cities.
A. A. Fulton leaves to-day for Pitts
burg. where he will spend two weeks
visiting friends.
David Wike, of pennison, who has
been inspecting ties at the G. & p,
returned to his home yesterday.
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Harry Feurgeson, of this city, enlist
ed at the recruiting station in Wheel
ing yesterday for the marine service.
Samuel Woods and family, of the
Fourth ward, leave to-day via the B.
& @. for a months visit to Colorado
Springs.
Rev. D. w. Cox, the new rector for
Trinity Episcopal church, arrived in
the city yesterday and will occupy the
pulpit to-day
Miss Alice Wilson, G. w. Dickens and
Mrs. Buchanan were among the num-
Der who left for Epworth Park yes
terday to spend Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown and Mrs.
A. Carten, of Brdadock, Pa, who have
been visiting Charles MCGEE and fam
lily, left for their homes yesterday.
DR.. Mcclellan, who was reported. to
be in Atlantic City, says that he is not
aware of any sea breezes. The Doctor
is at home attending to his practice.
Ralph Virgins, young country boy,
was in the city with his father and in
some way wandered away and was lost
FOR II q found
his father. The boy was frightened
+ but was all right when he found his
parent.
The young lady in the Fifth ward.
who left home some days ago because
her parents objected to her marrying
young man, on account OF age, stayed
away several days but repented and
returned home, and will forget matri
mony for a time.
The vested choir of the Trinity Epis-
copal church were pleasantly entertain
ed Friday evening by Mr.. Will Parks
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dorer,
IN South Rellaire. The evening was
spent in a social way, interspersed with
vocal and instrumental music, and was
highly enjoyed by the young people in
CANT refreshments were served.
Miss Nan Patterson and Miss Mar
garet Gent entertained a number of
their friends Thursday evening at the
home of A. Porterfeld, on Guernsey
street. The pleasant affair was in hon
or Of Miss Ada Porterfield, who is now
visiting friends in Columbus. About
fifteen couples were present and most
enjoyable evening was had. During
the evening dainty refreshments were
served, and the crowd enjoyed the eve
ming in the diversions of cards. games
anu dancing until a reasonable hour.
Miss Flora Bickle presided at the pi-
an0
Yesterday was a bad day for the C.
& p. yard crew. The railroad company
have been receiving a large number
of ties by the river of late, and are un-
loading into the cars at the foot of the
incline. While at this work yesterday
and as the engine started to pull the
cars up, the track spread, throwing one
car over in the river and derailing the
other two. The car went into the
X river and its load of ties fioated out
Out were all caught by men in a
number of skiffs, and pushed to shore.
The other cars got back on the track
but the other one in the river has not
yet been taken out, although large
number of workmen are at work pull
ing it to the track.