Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-17
MoundsviiIe Briefs.

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P. J. Hughes, of Board Tree. was in
the city on business yesterday.
NJ. J.. Conroy and Charles Holslow
were in Wheeling on business yester-
day.
c. V. Alderman is spending to-day
with his relatives at McConnellsviile,
Ohio.
John stultz, Of Baltimore, is here to
attend the funeral OF his brother, A.
Stultz.
Coleman Joyce has secured a posi-
ton at his home in Bellaire, and has
left this city.
The county health board will meet
here tomorrow and transact some Inn
portant business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Graham, of Man
nington. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. G. McFadden.
Mrs. n. B. Mcfarland and Miss Min
ME Hickman, of Captina. were calling
On friends here yesterday.
Charles Foster Rine, one OF Franklin
districts most successful teachers, was
in the city on business yesterday.
The City Council will meet Wednes-
dav afternoon to canvass the votes cast
at the election held last Thursday.
r. ]. Chifders and bride have ar
rived from Huntington and have taken
| rooms at Mrs. Velton's, on Lafayette
avenue.
The two smallpox patients In the
| East End are nearly well, and unless
new cases develop the quarantine VIII
be removed in a few days.
Emil Schmidt, OF Grant avenue, has
| secured a position in the cutting SHOP
| OF a glass factory in Fairmont and VIII
leave for that place this week.
Hadsal Manning, OF this city. and II.
G. Beam. Of Emmettsburg, Md, have
| formed a partnership and purchased
| the Clayton drug store, at Manning
ton.
Lewis Frankhouser, OF Thompson,
| passed through the city en- route TO his
| home from Limestone, where he closed
| a successful term Of school on last Fri
day.
The contracts for working the public
| roads in Clay district for one year were
let yesterday. The cost OF maintaining
them for the year will average o
SIS per mile.
The furniture for the First National
| Bank has arrived and will be placed in
| position In a few days. II viii be bHt
a short time until the bank viii DO
ready for business.
Hugh Bissett and family are spend
| ing a few days with relatives al Wood
land. Before returning Mr.. BisSett.
VINO recently sold his jewelry store
| here. will go to New Martinsyille to
! look for a location.
Frank Baker. conductor on the ~,
b & w. road. vas taken suddenly III
al the car barns yesterday morning
| and was brought TO his home here, but
| he Is now recovering rapidly aad viii
| be out again In a few days.
The funeral Of A. Stultz, who died
| on last Wednesday, will occur from the
| family residence in the Orchard this
afternoon. II will b. attended by the
| members OF the Masonic and Pythlan
| lodges and the G. a. r. posts.
NJ. J.. Timblln. Of Midway. Pa, has
| leased the residence Of X. w. y. Bar
] ger, on Washington avenue, and will
/ remove here April LIST. Mr. Barger will
move to the supler building. adjoining
/ his shoe store. on Lafayette yen
In the Circuit Court yesterday the
Injunction against Thomas Geho. Of
Liberty district. for keeping a speak
| easy. was dissolved because the ac-
| ton had beef brought by the citizens
in the nam OF the State. whereas II
should have been brought by the Prose-
| cutting Attorney Of this county.
Next Thursday evening. at the school
hall. will be given the fifth and last
| number Of the Epworth League enter
| taInment course. The programme will
be rendered by the Oxford Musical
Club. Of Boston. Mass. This popular
| organization has received many fat
| tering press notices throughout the
| country, and no doubt will ne greeted
by a packed house upon its appsarapoe
here