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

Miss Nellie McElroy is the guest of
friends in Toronto. Ohio.
George Grow, of Limestone. will re-
| move to this city IN few weeks.
w. :. Freed, of Pittsburg, is spending
a short vacation with his family here.
Mrs Jane Vandine, of Captina, is
the guest of relatives in the Third
ward.
J. H. Brantner has returned from a
business trip in the lower part of the
country.
Miss Minnie Dowler, of the First
ward, is visiting her former home at
Littleton.
M. ]. Conroy, of Washington av-
enue, was in Wheeling on business
yesterday.
Thos. Fleming. of Pfttsburg, is
spending a few days at his home on
Tenth street.
Mrs. Fair and daughters. of Wheel
ing, are the guests of Luther Billeter,
of Thompson avenue.
Messrs. ollie Adams and Joseph
Pelky, of Bellaire, were visiting friends
ir the city Friday.
Mrs. c. K May, nee Miss Annie
Nuss, of Cleveland is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. J. L. Supler.
Joseph Finney, colored, of Mcdowell
county, completed a five-year term in
the penitentiary yesterday.
Miss Ora Messenger, of Wheeling, is
spending the day with Miss Carrie
Liston, Of Purdy avenue.
Miss Gertrude Mccormick, of the
East End, has returned from a
| lengthy visit at Cincinnati, o.
Mrs. Mawbrey and the employees Of
the belmont skirt factory, picnicked
at Belmont Park yesterday afternoon.
The rev addition to the Fostoria
glass house is now completed and the
entire plant will go on in full Mon
day.
Mr.. Fl. H. Milliken and daughter.
Miss Emma, of New Freeport. Pa, are
the guests of the family of DR.. I. N.
Houston.
Prof. J. Burwell McPeek has accept
ed a position as night operator in the
Office Of the Ohio River railroad at
New Martinsville.
F. P. Manning, of Brooke county,
was here Yesterday and sold his prop
erty on Tomlinson avenue to NJ. F.
Cox. Consideration s1,150.
In view of the fact that the Wheel
ing steel works are exDected TO go on
in full next week the local miners are
anticipating a good run this week.
Hon. Dode Labay, of Indiana visit
ed his friends here Friday The boys
were ali glad to see him and would
be pleased to see him here oftener.
E.P. Dean, Superintendent of Schools
Of Kenton, Ohio, and c. E. Citizens,
ssSrnerintendent of the Wellsburg
schools. were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Jessie Harris and son. Roy. of
Turtle Creek, Pa, who have been the
guests of Mrs. c. A. Weaver for few
days, will return to their home to-day.
There were FIVE hundred and fifty
bushels of grain produced on the
County Infrmary farm this year This
is the largest weld Of grain in the his
tory of the farm.
Miss Ocea Dakan has returned from
4 weeks visit at Rosby's Rock. She
and her father, ]. D. Dakan, will soon
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Geuce on Third street.
Miss Ella Williams. of Cincinnati.
Ohio. is the guest of her brother. D.
= Williams, of the Third ward. She
is accompanied by her cousin, Miss
Hunter, of Columbus, Ohio
Caleo Townsend, a glass worker.
who came from Indiana a short time
ago to work in the Fostoria. has been
suffering with hemorThages for sever
al days, and was removed to the Rev
nolds Memorial Hospital yesterday
! This afternoon the Hard Hitters will
go up to MceMchen to play the J. E
Dovles. II is expected to be a very in
teresting game and large number OF
the boys viii go IN to witness t. Our
| boys are very confident of adding an
other victory to their list
The Marshall county teachers insti-
tute will begin here tomorrow morn
ing. The instructors will lbe A. B. Van
| Omer. of Gettysburg, Pa and R. c.
Collins. of Keyser. As the enrolment
is usually about two hundred and fifty
the town will be quite lively for the
| next five days.
The Democratic Society Of Mounds
vile will hold their regular meeting
en- Wednesday evening. when they will
be addressed by Hon. l. S. Newman.
Of Glendale. The younger members Of
| the society will meet on Thursday ev-
ering to complete the organization of
/ the Bryan Marching club.
/ As yesterday was pay day at Glen
dale and several kegs of beer were won
nv Glendale parties on the Fitzsimmons
Rubin fight. It is. expected that the
festivities OF that nt,iet village will be
Of more than usual interest apd our
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