Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-02-25
WELLSBURG.

WELLSBURG, w. Va, February "a
The remains of Charles c. McKelvey, who
died at Toledo, Ohio, Monday, arrived
| Wednesday morning, and were buried in
the afternoon at 4 o'clock from the home
of his mother, Mrs Rhoda McKelvey. The
, funeral services were conducted by Rev.
T. e. Swan, of the Episcopal church. In
terment in Brooke cemetery.
Mrs. Julius L. Moyne, of Washington,
Pa, returned home Tuesday, after a visit
| with General /. H. Duval and family
Miss Mary Miller is the guest Of Mrs.
A. c. Whitaker, of Wheeling.
James McCleary left for Cincinnati to-
day, where he has accepted a position in
a shoe store.
The musicale given by the ladies of the
| Episcopal church last night at Georges
Chapel was far above the average en-
tertainments of its kind. Among the
features was the singing of Misses Anna
Woolery and Carrie Mathews, Of Bethany
College.
The remains of Mary Antill, who died at
Smiths Ferry, Ohio. Wednesday were
brought here and buried from the home
| of her grandmother, Mrs. Thomas Parke,
this morning at 10 o'clock.
Company c, First ". Va National
Guard, and knights of st. John attended
the Dewey day celebration in Wheeling
in full force, and participated in the
parade The boys deserve much credit
for Drawing such miserable weather, yet
no one begrudges few hours discontinue
for such heroes as Dewey and Doddridge
Quite a large number went from here and
had the weather been fine, there would
have been twice as many more gone
WANTED AT ONCE-15O teams to
haul casing and gas line; $500 per day
and loads. less than one ton. A. c.
RUBY. New Martinsville, w. Va.
D. w. Baird. superintendent of the
Riverside glass works here, left Tuesday
evening on a business trip to eastern cities.
| Mrs Roy Osborne, of Steubenville, was
visitor at the home of her parents, Mr..
| and Mrs. John Dougherty, on Buffalo
| avenue, the past week.
Attorney I. c. Wright and wife left
Thursday for Hanlans Station, called
I there to attend the funeral of a niece
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Walker were visitors
| at Steubenville Thursday.
| The Wilson Theatre Company arrived
Thursday morning to play a three nights
| engagement, but Thursday nights per-
| Torrance was postponed owing to their
baggage being delayed, caused by a wreck
on the Cleveland & Pittsburg railroad at
! Port Homer.
| Mrs. Scott Carmichael and Mrs Charles
Lazear were Steubenviile visitors Thurs
| day.
James Carmichael, Jr., of Marietta, O.,
was calling on relatives and friends here
| Wednesday.
Miss Stella Buchanan, of Pittsburg, was
| visitor at the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. aJnles Buchanan. this week.
| The Shakespeare Club will meet next
| Monday evening with Miss Esteila Glen
| dennen. The topic for discussion: First
half of Emerson's Essay on Self-reliance. -
| The friends of Abram Montgomery pre-
! dict for him a walk-over for the renomina-
| ton for city clerk at the Republican
| primaries. The Democrats think they can
find man who will give him "a run for
| his money in the person of George Easter
| day.
| Jay Cooper is the guest of his sister,
| Mrs. II. A. Wise, of Charleston, w. Va.
The billiard tournament now in full
blast at Montgomery's billiard hall, Is
creating no little excitement, the games
! being witnessed by hundreds. Mcconnell
has quite hold on first place and cam
not be easily oyertaken. Russell and Nc
Clelland are tied for second place.
VIII Scott and George Sanders were
business visitors at Steubenv.lle yesterday.