Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-03-11
MOUNDSVILLE.

A. P. Funk, of New York, pres
ident of the proposed railroad through
this county, was in the city the other
day looking after the interests of the
road. Mr.. Funk thinks that work will
be started in the near future and that
the road will be in use within two
years from the present time.
Geo. Love, of West Liberty, was cir
culating among his many friends in
town yesterday.
Mr.. Clark, agent of the Phoenix In
surance Co., is here making prepare
tons to pay the death claim of Mr..
Humphreys, who died only few days
ago.
Mrs. Nathan Riggs, of the First ward
who has been suffering from an attack
of pneumonia, is convalescent and will
soon be able to go out again.
Miss Alice Burket, of East Fourth
street, was Bellaire visitor yesterday.
NJ l.. Randall of Michigan, arrived
in the city yesterday with car of
potatoes. He sold the entire lot to D..
Levi and S. W. Wade.
A young son of Thos. Higgins, of the
orchard has a slight attack of Uphold
fever.
A special meeting of the glass work
ers' union was held in their hall yes
terday to transact some important bus
mess.
Dennis Murphy was calling on
Wheeling friends yesterday.
The coal shaft was off yesterday for
repairs. They were placing new
dump pan in position.
M. L. Helsley, of Bellaire, was a
business caller in town yesterday.
Andy Youse is spending Sunday
with relatives in Wheeling.
Louis A. Nolte, cigar manufacture
er, of Wheeling, was in the city look
ing after his trade.
Mrs. Joseph Gimpson returned yes
terday from Wheeling, after visiting
her parents for a week.
William McGill is laying the founda-
ton Tor new house on Grant avenue
The house when completed will be &C.
cupied by his son, Harry.
Henry Rasel, of the glass house
force, Is spending Sunday with his
family in Wheeling.
Six new pots will be put in opera
tion at the Fostoria glass house this
week to make all kinds of bar room
glasses.
Brock Brown and Corpsy Beck are
two new arrivals at the glass house.
Miss NJ. Belle Martin was shopping
in Wheeling yesterday.
Ernest Burton, of Franklin, was a
caller In town.
q. "a. Johnson, of the firm of Batson,
Johnson & Co., is contemplating NOV
ing to town from Cameron.
INil1iop, Johns re tho First uyorJ e
able to be out again after several
weeks illness.
There has been unusual interest
manifested at the M. E. church the past
week. The building was crowded to
the utmost capacity. There has been
a great many conversions, the total
number being 500, with prospects good
for several hundred more This has
been one of the best revivals ever held
in the city. Every one is compliment
ing Rev. King for his good work.
There will be quarterly meeting one
week from to-day. Rev. A. Moore, the
presiding elder. will deliver his lee
ture Services in all the churches as
usual to-day.
j. w Wellman, of Woodlands. was a
business caller in town yesterday. Mr..
Wellman is the ex-prison clerk and a
good Democrat.
Foster Rice, of Franklin, late of the
First West Virginia regiment, was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
E. H. Yoho, Of Franklin district.
was at the court house yesterday, at
tending to important business.
B. P. Lowrey, Of Sistersville, was in
the city yesterday. Mr. Lowrey Is
one of Tyler county's leading politi-
clans, and has great deal of influ-
ence.
C. S. Matthews, one of the delegates
to the Pure Food Convention. arrived
home last evening.
Notes Of the Reynolds Memorial
Hospital.
Robert jackson. of San Diego, CAL.
who wasl seriously burned IN one Of