Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-31
MOUNDSVILLE.

James Travis, of Wheeling, spent
Sunday in the city.
w. M. Meighen was at Littleton. on
legal business yesterday.
S. Howe Bonar is dividing the Free
land farm on Roberts ridge.
Bergen James, of Wheeling, spent
Sunday with his family here.
T. M. Geho and John Wincett, of
Liberty district, were here yesterday.
John H. Sparks circus was in town
yesterday, but only drew small crowd.
Jacob Pence has moved into the
Cheadle residence on Washington ave-
nue..
Robert Brent, Of st. Louis, is the
guest of Mrs. Jane Cox, of Lafayette
avenue.
Charles Lydick and wife, of Wheeling
were calling on their friends in the
city yesterday.
Paul Maront and William Grand
staff have returned home from Mound
City fishing camp.
A new gas engine was hauled out to
the Rogerson oil field for Callahan &
McCann yesterday.
The Criswell Tin Company is putt
ing the roof on the new building at the
Fostoria glass house.
J. T. Nelson chief engineer Of the
P. G. & W., has returned from a snort
trip in Pennsylvania.
]. F. Lyons, of Wheeling, will spend
few dayI here introducing hockey
pokey ice teeam to our people.
The w. w. Wood Company Wood
Choppers, will give a select ball at
Walkers Hall Thursday evening.
The Dricklayers will begin work to-
morrow on the new additions at the
local plant of the Suburban Brick Com
pany.
M. Coughlin and Pat Mckay have
returned from Rosby's Rock with sew
enteen frogs, each weighing over two
pounds.
A. E. Lynch, Henry Forger. P. Dam
iels, Ed. Wenzel and Charles Klimer
spent Sunday at the Mound City fish
ing club.
The Women's Camp Ground Associa-
ton will give an entertainment and
Ground tonight.
Jesse Echols, William Dankner and
a number of other members of the Cas-
tie Garden nshing club came up TO see
the show yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. frank, who have been
rooming at the Riverside House for
several months, have returned TO their
former home in New FORK
Charles Hague Of the decorating de-
partment at the Fostoria glass house. is
on his way to Sweden, where he will
visit lis parents. Mr.. Hague mas not
been at his home for twelve years.
In the County Clerks Office yesterday
a marriage license was issued to Israel
NJ. Parsons, aged IS, of Proctor, and
Blanche Paden, aged 26, of New Mart
insville A deed was left for record
conveying acres 10 poles in Webster
district from Mary ]. Hadsall to H. l..
Jones. Consideration s1,050.
The Hard Hitters, OF Moundsville.
will go to Cameron Thursday to play
a game of ball with the Cameron
League team Of that place. The bat
terry for the H. H. s will be Bryson and
Euittii, anu luey expect 10 even up
with Cameron for the game they lost
out there last year. Excursion rates
have been secured for the occasion.
County Court was in session yester-
day with all the commissioners pres
ent. The levy for this year was made
the same as last. Two small iron
bridges were ordered built, one in
Franklin and one in Liberty district.
A part of the Pine Hill road was or
dered macadamized A ten foot con-
crete pavement was ordered laid on the
Seventh street side Of the Court House
Square. This is a much needed i'm
provement and will be appreciated by
the citizens of the town.