Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-08-12
MAENINGTON.

EXAMINATION. w, Va. August IL
Mrs. Eas;on returned from Wheeling,
where she has been confined for some
time with a serious illness.
Miss Margaret Ely left Friday for
her home in Downs.
The w. c. T. L. gave a festival on
Thursday and Friday nights which
was not as well attended as It might
have been considering the cause il was
for However. the Union thanks those
who were good enough 70 help them,
new club Is being started for tho
boys this winter. Every father should
see TO il that the club is formed.
The Warrington base ball team got
Il 'dn the neck" Friday. They lost to
Metz with a score Of 6 to /, and they
are not all Democrats either.
Mrs. Lancaster and two children left
Friday for MoundsYille for weeks
visit
Jno. Barlow arrived from Oakland
Thursday to spend a few days with his
mother and friends
Joseph Jolliffe left for hts home in
Morgantown to spend few days with
his parents. He has resigned his posi-
ton in the postotllce but viii not so
into the Exchange bank as reported.
but will start into business for himself.
Clay Thayr, who came here about.
three weeks ago TO take charge Of the
sewing machine business and was TAX
en- sick here was removed to North.
Wheeling hospital, where he died at
eleven o'clock Thursday morning. He
was taken TO be buried near Morgan
town.
Or. j. W. Leahy has taken up prac-
tice in Warrington. He Is a graduate
of the Baltimore University and has
served three years in the hospital at
that city.
School teachers are: Gloyer's Gap,
Jno. H. Brock and Jas C. Beatty; Metz.
Jno. w. Hugus, no assistant Man
nington principal Perry McBee; rooms
No. 10. Laura 4. Lewis; No. O. Edna j.
Scott No. 8, Wllhelmine G. Dodson,
No Z, Phoebe Moore, No q, Anna
Faulkner: No. s. vacant No. 4 Vir-
glnia Curry; No. 3. Dora b. Arnett.
No. ?, Charity Johnson; No. I, Ida M.
Higley Grades as follows: No i. first
primary and kindergarten; No. 2 sec
ond primary; No third primary;
No. First intermediates No. 5. sec
ond intermediate; No. g. third inter-
mediate; No first grammar; No. s.
second grammar; No. O. third grammar,
and No 10 advanced grammar.
Pe-Ho club VIII be home tomorrow.
Twelve boys and girls took a hay ride
under the chaponrage Of Miss Bessie
KOen on Friday night. They went 10
Pennington
I Arclights are a dim certainty In Man
nington. as all the citizens are clamOr-
ing for them Street cars next.
A freight smashup az Cameron delay
cd No. IS two hours and five minutes.
Frank Jones resigned his position
at the Is. & O. Office and has received
an offer from a firm in Pittgburg, Vic
tor Mason is IN his place til a now
man Is appointed. In Mr. Jones the
railroad company loses an excellent
servant and one who was always at
tentiye TO business.
Harry Herbert has started IN business
for himself in the Padden block. The
former firms old standby. - Me
Farland. is with him and 81 usual
where Mcfarland goes the trade fol-
lows.
The -. & o. carried IS cars o. army
mules through here on their way 70
Manila and China. Therell be music
in the air when they arrive.
The Warrington base ball team wants
70 hear from Pennington and Fairmont
teams. Send 10 reporter, care Enter
prise Office