Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-04
Brief Local Items.
Special attention given to Piano luh-
ing and Repairing.

ing and Repairing.
F.. w. BANNER CO.,
Wheeling, W. Va.
Prof. M. D. Morris, of Flushing, was
here yesterday.
Miss JULIA Conway visited friends IN
Moundsville yesterday.
Miss Phoebe Clifford left yesterday
for Cleveland TO visit relatives for sew
eral days
Miss Ivy Miskill leaves Monday for
Atlantic City
The Tri-State Osteopathic Institute
is located at No. 1913 Chapline street
a A. |. DONEGHY, D. o., Manager.
Misses Lille Ebberts and Maggie
Moore left for Massillon and Cleye'
land.
The case of Thomas Johns, executor
VS.. Mrs. Margaret Sauders, to replevir
goods in possession OF defendant, was
tried in Squire Newlands' court before
jury. Attorney George Duncan ap'
peared for the plaintiff and w. B. Fran
els for the defendant. The jury re-
turned a verdict for defendant fol
$3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ralston will &C
to Cleveland to-day.
Six young people walked out In tht
country west of the city Friday nigh
and enjoyed the hospitality of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Robt. Wood.
Harry Chessel is in the city on busl-
ness and the guest of Hayward Long.
Otto Huffman and Harry Cochran left
yesterday for Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adams left yes
terday for Leatherwood.
S. r. Helms, of Dillonvale was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Edith Jenkins, of Standard ad.
dition, is visiting at st. Marys.
Stephen Lewis will return to-day
from Plttsburg.
Benz. Watkins and Edward Stack. Of
Chicago, who have been visiting
friends here, will return home to-mOr-
row.
Council meets in regular session
Tuesday The street car franchise will
come I'D on it's second reading.
Wilson Linn, of Mingo Junction, was
here yesterday.
william Gerke, of Dillonvale, was
mere lColCludys
Several from here attended the picnic
at Smithfield.
Mrs. j. A. McGlenn, Of Mt. Pleasant
was here yesterday.
VIM. Jones had a valuable dog pois-
oned yesterday. He had expended con
siderable money in having this dos
trained and had received many fiatter.
ing offers for him. If he can find the
party who did the deed he will prose
cute him.
Miss Angie Terrill, clerk in the post.
Office, leaves Monday for two weeks
vacation.
Contractor H. T. Day stated yesterday
that he was ready to start paving West
Hanover street as soon as the brick ar.
rives, and that he would commence
grading this week.
A number from here will take in the
C. & P. excursion to Cleveland to-day
DR.. and Mrs. j. A. McGlenn. of Mt
Pleasant. and Mr. and Mrs. E. X. Hogt
and Miss Emily Hoge will leave Mon
day for Stony Lake, Canada.
The business men in the city are
complaining about trade being very
quiet and attribute it to the strike
which affects about 5000 men in thi!
city and vicinity.
The recent coal deal just closed ives
of this city including 1000 acres, ha!
| placed large amount of money in thu
| farmers hands, as over $2S0,000 wa
paid out, and when all the property il
in it will probably reach 100000.
DR.. James Patterson has returned
! from Pittsburg.
Ike Morris, one Of the boys whit
| walked from here to Columbus, re
| turned last evening looking we'll.
The new postoffice building is unde
roof.
| The ball game between the Have /,
Look" club and the Has Beens" re
suited in a victory for the former
| IA to 8.
| A young child OF Eb. Wood is sicl
| with brain fever.
The Union Reform party will holt
their county convention at Colerair
| Saturday.
| Rev. w. J. Wilson and wife returned
from the northern part of the State.
John Madden is confined to his hom,
sick.
Elmer Davidson. John Miller and Ed