Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-15
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GRAFTON.

GhA3IUN.
GRAFTON, W. VA, July 14.-Lieut.
John Henshaw, of Fairmont, Adjutant
OF the LIST W. Va. ". G., was in town
Monday. He was. on his way to
Charleston to attend the Republican
convention.
Miss Marion Herr has accepted the
position of bookkeeper for the Singer
Manufacturing Co.
Z. ii. Rector returned to his home
at Dry Fork Monday, after spending a
week visiting friends in this county.
Hon. t. Press Reay, of Morgantown,
was the guest at the home of Judge
NJ. H. Dent Tuesday.
William Copeland has accepted a
position at the reform school as
Waterman and assumes the duties of
the office Monday. Mr.. Copeland is a
native of this county, but for the past
ten years has been in Nebraska.
Albert Kunst, book keeper for Ruhl.
Koblegard & Co., at Clarksburg, re-
turned to his work Monday after a
weeks visit to his parents in Prunty-
town.
James H. Stout has sold his lease of
the Windsor Hotel to j. w. Mol, who
assumes charge of this popular hotel
on the Goth.
DR.. A. B. Hall, of Mt. Lake Park. Is
in town disposing of his furniture at
the Arlington Hotel. as the new pro-
prietor proposes to fit out the hotel
with new furniture
John Guth is confined to his home in
Washington street with fever
Dr.. A. B. Kunst, of Weston, was in
town the first of the week.
The Sixth Annual convention of the
Funeral Directors Association Of
West Virginia will meet in Brink
man Hall on the 18th, 18th and 18th.
Tuesday, July II, 10 a. m.
/. Call to order, President R. l..
Cunningham, Fairmont.
2. Music, selected.
8. Invocation, Rev. j. H. Flanna-
gan, d. D., Grafton
4. Music.
5. Address of welcome, Mayor w.
o. Boyd, of Grafton, w. Va.
6. Response by j. H. hardwood,
Keyser.
Z. Roll call.
8. Annual address by President.
8. Report of Secretary.
10. Report of Treasurer.
Recess.
Afternoon Session, 1.30 p. m.
Roll call.
i. Appointment of Committees,
Committee on Bylaws, Auditing.
Obituary, Next Place Meeting.
2. Report of Standing Committees.
3. Report of Delegates to the Ma
tional Convention.
Wednesday, July Is, 9 a. m.
Roll Call.
1. Unfinished business.
2. New business.
8. Lecture, DR.. E. Myers, Spring
field, 0.
Afternoon Session, 100 p. m.
Roll call
l. Demonstration, DR.. E. Myers,
Springfield, o.
2. Question box.
8. Business of Interest for the good
of the Association.
Wednesday evening. social feature in
charge of the Local Committee.
Thursday, July 10, a. m.
l. Lecture, DR.. E. Myers, Spring
field, o.
?. Demonstration Cadover, DR.. E.
Myers. Springfield, o.
3. Report of Committees.
Afternoon
Election of officers. Election of Del
egates to National Convention. I'm
finished business.
During the storm on last Monday a
tree was blown down near a gypsy
camp west of town, killing one horse
and badly Gripping two or three 9TH
ers.
Mrs. P. S. Shelley spent Sunday at
Deer Park the guest of her son Joe,
who has a contract on the McGraw
cottage.
The cigar makers who came out on
a strike the first of the week are still
unable to adjust matters with the
proprietor, as he refuses to grant the
% cents raise asked for Mr.. White
has as yet employed no men to take
their places, but should the strikers re-
main out until the first of the week
others will be employed to take their
places.
Bro l.. A. McNemar, of Morristown.
Pa, was the guest of ]. w. Jaco We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Col Nat. Ward Fitzgerald of King
wood, was in town a few hours Thurs
day.
Rev. ]. Dallas Simmons and daugh-
ter, Miss Lois, DR.. Charles A. Sinsel,
w. c. Byers, Misses May Davidson,
Grace Whitescarver. Mollie Straub,
Lena Sinsel and Eta Lucas left
Thursday to attend the Baptist Young
Peoples Union Of America, at Cincin-
natl, Ohio
The three homing pigeons belonging
to R. E. Blaney and liberated at the
Kansas City convention with messages
having the news of Bryan's nominal
ton, arrived safely and on good time.
One reached here in twenty hours af-
ter liberated, one in twenty-eight and
the third in thirty-two hours The
distance is eight hundred and ninety
six miles
At meeting of Copestone Chapter
No. II, R. A. NJ, held Friday, the
Master and Past Master degrees were
conferred on seven candidates.
W. S. Hartman was IN Fairmont
Thursday.
G.. E. Jolliffe. of the American Ba-
zaar, west East Thursday to lay in his
fall and winter stock of millinery
goods.
S. F. Leachman returned from a Wis
it to Wood county.
The remains of Joselh Allen were
brought here from Weston Thursday
for interment Mr.. Allen al one time
was one of Taylor county's leading and