Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-04
FA|RM()NT
b. G. WILLIAMS. OF THE TAVERN,
MAKES An EXTENSIVE PtR-
CHASE OF PROPERTY.
A HANDSOME HOME BOUGHT
BY CLYDE HJTCHINSON-CLER
AssAULTED-GANS SELLS sA-
L00S-SOCIAL AND
Personal.
Special attention given to Piano Tun-
ing and Repairing.
f. w. BANNER CO,


Williams, proprietor of the Tavern, and
one of the eity's largest real estate hold
ers, purchased on Thursday Of this week
of T. Il. HouIt the old pottery property
at one time owned by John Harden and
others, but which was recently converted
| into glass house and is now occupied as
such. I'm addition to this he purchased
Of Or. G. r. Boyers, Jr., the property
which faces the pottery property on Wa
ter street. Williams has not yet fully
decided as to what he will do with the
old pottery size. The property Is situated
| in the First ward, but near and at high
| point above the river. 1t is more than
| likely on account of factory sites being
| scarce here that the ground will be util-
| lied for this purpose. Since he became
the owner of this property he has been
| repeatedly offered 81 000 over and above
| the price that he paid for the properties.
/ ". o. Gray, superintendent Of the South
| ern Transportation Company is making
an effort TO purchase II for private wharf
age purposes.
Clyde Hutchinson, former coal opera
tor and one of the wealthiest men in the
city, purchased this week the late attor-
ney James Morrow property in the First
ward which the Hutchinsons have been
occupying for several years. There is In
cluded in the sale twenty acres of evenly
laid ground. The price paid, $4,000, is con-
sidered very reasonable. when the price
that property is selling at is taken into
consideration. Mr.. Hutchinsn will let the
contract soon for remodeing- the build
ing throughout and it is his intention to
tlf.ai Of he Inc all
one of the most desirable homes In the
State.
+. +. Kennedy, clerk in the coal COM
pany's store at the New England mines,
was assaulted on the bridge at that place
Thursday night by young man named
c. e. Wells. an employe of the mines.
Without the slightest provocation Kenne>
dy was roughly handled by Wells being
struck several blows Wells was arrested,
brought here and jailed. Before Justice
Bennington yesterday he was fined $40
and costs. Being unable to pay the as
sessment he was remanded to jail
George Cans, formerly of this city, now
of Fayette county, Pa. WAS in the city
for several hours yesterday. While here
he disposed of his saloon and restaurant
at Clarksburg to Samuel Thompson, of
this city, at the price of 81, 200 and possess
sion to be given at once. Immediately af-
ter this sale was consummated Thomp-
son disposed of his restaurant on Bridge
street, in this city, to c. b. Crebs, for
merly proprietor of the Fountain restaur-
ant, Crebs has taken possession Thomp-
son will conduct his business in Ciarks-
burg and Will move his family there in
few days.
Misses Lille and Ada Marshall were
guests of honor at a party given by Miss
Ida Baumbarger at the home of DR. and
Mrs. j. r. Xix, on Maple avenue Wednes-
day evening. The Misses Marshall are
from Wheeling and are beautiful young
ladies' The affair was very swell and
most enjoyable evening was spent Music
and games We're the chief social diversion
of the evening. Elegant refreshments
We're served the guests at a seasonable
hour.
Miss Anna Wilson entertained her Sab
bath School class to a picnic in GOGGLES
grove Thursday. They all took their din
ners and suppers and did not return until
about eight O'Clock in the evening. A
splendid time was had by all who had the
crowd were Misses Virginia Barnes, Hat
tie Layman, Nina Miller, Mary Robinson,
Mary Smith, Myrtle Merrifield, Beulah
Merrifeld, Maggie Reel. Bessie Morrow,
Cora Satterfield, Claude Satterfield, Dora
Reel, Emma Wallace, Grace Satteriield.
Blanche Thomas, Ida Hall, Jennie Crisis,
Pearl Barnes Beulah Satterfield Mildred
Satterfeld and Ruby Wilson; Messrs. Al
len Morrison, Hershel Barnes, Larney
Satterfield, Victor Lowrey, Harvey Will
son, John Knight, Hearl Wilson and Her
bert Hall.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued by County Clerk Charles e.
Marley: Amazon +. Kincaid and Clara
Montgomery, Marcellus c. Harris and
Matte Jordan, William J. Watson and
Emma Soles.
Miss Blanche White is very i'll at her
home in the First ward. Several days
ago she was standing against the rail of
the porch at her home when it gave way
and she fell distance of about ten feet,
ailghting on her back The physicians
think her spinal column is injured. besides
receiving internal injuries. Miss White
is the daughter of Mr.. a. NJ. White, and
is about eighteen years old.
Mrs F. p Hall gave a reception Mon
day evening at the residence of Mr.. Jas.
r. Linn, on the South Side, in honor of
her husbands birthday anniversary. An
enjoyable evening was spent and at
seasonable hour elegant refreshments
were served. Those participating in the
evenings enjoyment were Mir. and Mrs.
Walter Beaii. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hall,
Mr.. and Mrs II j. McEIfresh, Mr. and
Mrs. X. A. Lough Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Riheldaffer, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. Davis
and AIR. j. X. Linn.
Mrs. W. II. Neach has returned TO her
home at Farming ton, after visit with
friends here.
The Free Methodists of the West Viz
ginla district of the Pittsburg conference
are holding "a very successful camp meet
ing in the Fajrmont Park, just back of
| the Normal School building. The meeting
commenced July 25th and will close to-
morrow All these services are held in
| open air. Each morning al o'clock they
| have holiness meeting; at $3.50 love feast ;
at II o clock and go O'Clock D. m. there
| IS preaching. Street and ring meeting
| at G.,0 y. III. Tne street meetings are held
| IN frpa. If The court house and the ring
| Nee, ines in their grounds At clock
| each evcs,:nA HEY have preaching and are
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