Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-12-23

uOt COue. IL Was HIS udu6ulCi wish
that she could wait on him in his
last sickness.
w. E. Danford, principal Of one Of
the public schools, left yesterday for
his home at Keith, Ohio, to spend the
holidays.
Jos. Blackburn, Dairy and Food
Commissioner, was in the city yester-
day on his way to Columbus from
Washington City.
John Dean, of this city, has been
granted an increase in his pension
from $40 to s14, dated May %, 1900.
Charles Lewis, of Belmont, was IN
the city yesterday on business.
Arthur Muhleman has returned from
Warrington and accepted position
with the Bellaire Bottle Co.
L. B. Phillips jewelry store has been
, remodeled and decorated by the best
artists, and his display of holiday goods
and presents are the finest in the
city.
Justice Alum has moved his family
back from Warrington, where he has
been working in a glass house.
Calvin Trigg and son, Roy, were in
the city yesterday on business.
A young man by the name of McClaln
had his foot painfully squeezed Fri
day night while at work at the Bel
laire steel plant His injury will
cause him to be off duty several days.
Dr. w. P Harris and wife, of Shady
side, were in the city yesterday on
business.
Before buying Xmas Jewelry see the
prices on Diamonds and Watches. at
Dorers. He has hundreds of nice
presents to select from. w. Dorer.
The merchants of this city had a
fair holiday trade yesterday, but it
was not as good as they expected. AL
though the B. q o. run a special train
to this city it is thought the great
majority of the visitors went to Wheel
ing. The business last evening was
very good.
Edward Grub, of Bethel, was in the
city yesterday on business.
DR.. w. r. Carl and Hova McKelvey,
of Bethel, have returned from the o.
NJ. U. College at Columbus to spend
the holidays with their friends
T. B. Phillips can sell you a Watch
twenty per cent. cheaper than you can
buy elsewhere. If not, your money
refunded
Several land deals have taken place
near Bethel in the past week. James
Philips, of Shadyside, has purchased
a portion of the T. ]. McKelvey farm,
also a part of Robert McKelvey'5 farm
Land in this section is bringing a fair
price, and it is much in demand.
B. Armstrong, of Armstrong; Mills,
was in the city yesterday.
Of In
the city yesterday on business.
Seats for Hogans Alley, which will
be at the Columbia theatre Christmas,
were placed on sale yesterday. They
were much in demand, and no doubt
the house will be crowded.
R. Wiley, of Bethesda, was in the
city yesterday.
For your Xmas candy, California
fruits, Nuts and Ice Cream. etc. at low
est prices. Go to Lucchesi & Agostini*
David w. Darrak left yesterday for
Chattanooga, Ter IL, where he will be
married to Miss S. Evans on the 26th
After the ceremony they will leave for
this city and go to housekeeping in
their newly furnished home on 32nd
street. Mr. Darrah is popular young
man of this city and has a large cir
Gle of friends who extend to him their
best wishes. The bride to be, Miss
Evans, is an estimable young lady,
and the many friends at her home will
feel the loss of her cOmpaniOnship. The
happy couple will receive a warm re-
ception on their arrival in this city
DR.. Neff and Rev. Munamyer were
at New Athens attending the exer-
ciSeS at Franklin College.
Go to NJ. Lists meat market and
grocery for Xmas Turkeys, Chickens,
Beef, Veal and Pork.
Miss Armstrong was in the city yes
terday on her way home to Arm
strongs Mills, from the Ohio Medical
University at Columbus.
Walter Fawcet, of st. Clairsville, is
the guest of the family of d. H. Oar
rah.
Lawson Emerson and wife, Of st.
Clairsville, were the guests of friends
Friday evening for a few hours. They
then left for Cincinnati to spend a
few days.
Mrs. Troll, of St. Clairsville, is the
guest of the family Of DR.. West
See T. B. Phillips for lowest prices
on Watches and all kinds of jew
elrv.
Col. James T. Holmes, who was one
of the attorneys for Mrs. Sells in the
recent divorce suit at Columbus, is a
brother of Rev. DR.. Holmes, who was
formerly pastor of the First NJ. E
church of this city. Col. Holmes is
known by many old soldiers, as he was
a member of the SIND Ohio and from
private rose to the rank of colonel.
The "Roarers" club delightfully."- en-
tertained their lady friends at the
home of Edward S. Bippus in the
Fourth ward, Friday evening. Dane
ing and games were the principal dt-
versions of the evening, ana at seas
enable hour dainty refreshments were
served The following are thHse who
attended: Misses Ida Swaney. Vera
Black burn Emma Conway, CampSa
Snedecker, June Carmean Stella Blum
Anna Parks. Bessie Luke Messrs Ches-
ter Blaney, George Keepers, Howard
Heskett. Fowler Ayres, Jay Carnes,
August Kern, Bert Conway, Edward
Bippus. John White.
Go to Bellaire News Agency, for all
kinds of Xmas toys.
Miss Jennie Alum and her niece
Miss Helen Alum. will leave to-moT-
row for Grafton to spend Christmas
with friends.