Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25

Miss Phyledia Frederick, Of Shady
side, IS the guest of friends at Mounds
vile.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ayres and son
are the guests OF friends at Malaga. O.
The local camp Of the G. A. H. met
yesterday and made the final arrange
ments for their trip TO the national en-
eamprnent at Cleveland They Will so
via the C.. L. & ".
Miss. Viola Shepherd ana sister, of
St Clairsville, are the guests OF rel
atives in this city.
Council Will meet Tuesday In regular
session and very little business outside
of the routine vii. be transacted.
The Messrs q. W. \. B., and G. o
Poyterleld viii leave tomorrow with
Meister's band for the Knights 1emplar
eonclaye at Louisville.
The work on the addition TO the Nov-
city stamping works Is progressing rap
idly, and Monday the work will be
started on the brick work.
There was no police court yesterday
The work of erecting the Temporary
street car barns at West Wheeling has
been nearly completed.
Mrs. John McNeece and son Ralph.
Of Rose Hill, left yesterday TO visit
friends IA the country.
Thornton Archer left yesterday for
Buffalo and the exposition.
Mrs. r. Darby and daughter, Miss
Lucy. have returned home from visit
with Columbus relatives.
Robert c. Cow left yesterday for
Buffalo.
DR.. c. II. Starl1weather and wife left
yesterday for an extended trip in the
east.
Mrs. S. o. Cummins has returned to
her home in this city after an ex-
tended stay at Bethesda
The Misses Emma and Minnie Wilson
leave tomorrow morning for Columbus
TO visit friends
Il. r. Mexican is spending several
days at Bethesda with friends.
L. J. Graft, OF Nineteenth street, is
improving, after a severe illness.
Organizer r. J Davis Of the a. A.
of l. S at. w. was in town yesterday.
Theodore Neff has sent a large eX-
hibit of poultry and farm products 10
the fair at Columbus. which opens to-
morrow
H. w Hermann. the insurance man,
has returned home from two weeks
visit with Monroe county friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Marshall. Of
the Second ward. have returned from
a two weeks visit with Cleveland
friends.
Clarence McKelvey the popular Clerk
DIN Arneld's pharmacy is expected to
return from a two weeks vacation,
spent with his parents, near Bethel on
the b., y. & c.. railroad.
DR.. ]. 4. Clark and ". G. Simpson,
two prominent citizens Of Glencoe, are
arranging to locate here DIR. Clark,
who has a considerable property inter
est in Bellaire. will practice his pro
fession here, while Mr. Simpson viii
assume the duties of teller in the new
Farmers g. Mechanics bank recently
organized
The work OF building the vault and
fitting up one of the largo store rooms
In the Sehuck block for the Farmers &
Mechanics bank is under way, and IS
being pushed rapidly.
A larger number of Bellaire people
than usual. and the number is never
a very small one, have this year taken
advantage of the low railroad rates 10
visit Atlantic City and other summer
resorts
Bellaire firemen were considerably
disappointed at the III success of the
Martins Ferry running hose team in
the Buffalo races.
Mrs. Carolina Veith, wife OF William
Veith, aged As years. died at her home
on Gravel Hill Monday evening at
o'clock. after an illness of more than
ten weeks of complication Of diseases
She leaves husband and three grown
children, two sons and one daughter to
mourn her loss. The funeral took
place from the family residence on
Thursday afternoon, and interment was
at Rose Hin cemetery.
Cyrus Wise the Rock Hill young man
who attempted to commit suicide Whiio
suffering from the after effects Of
typhoid fever. recently. is improving
rapidly. and will soon be entirely well.
A brother OF the young man, who is
now also down with the fever, Is re-
ported out Of danger.
WIN. Nelson has been doing repor-
tortal work on the Independent dur
ing the absence of Bert Hopkins, the
regular reporter, who is away on a va
cation.
Mrs. Miller Able, of the Second ward,
is visiting friends In the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Connors, Of tho
Seeord ward, vii leave "Wednesday for
a visit with friends at New Castle, Pa.
Miss Jessie Fred, of the Fourth ward
has returned from pleasant visit with
friends at GAINESVILLE.
Miss Vida Stelars, Of the Fourth
ward. will visit friends at Quaker City.
Misses Belle and Ethel Ewing, OF the
Fourth ward, have returned from
pleasant visit with friends in the eoun-
try.
A number Of First ward young peo-
pie will give trolley party Tuesday
evening.
Miss Alma Archer OF the Second
ward. is visiting friends in Wheeling.
George Muth is improving his prop
erty In the Third ward.
Frank Lawn, the little grandson Of
W. D. Jones, who has been quite sick
for the past two weeks, Is able to be
out
Mrs. r. G. Myer, who has been quite
sick. has recovered so far as TO be able
to go to the country.
Herbert Terren returned yesterday
morning from Atlantic City
D. w. Cooper, of this city, with his
wife and son, will leave the first Of
next week TO take in the Pan-American
exposition at Buffalo