Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-14

secretary and treasurer. 1t was decided
to make no improvements before their
three rooms were opened in the fall
Mrs. Briee Dunlap Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Hannah Shields. at Neff.
DIR. J. C. Archer and wife have re-
turned from the Buffalo exposition.
There seems to be but little change
in the condition OF August GrIner, who
was injured by fall at the metal
yards.
William II. Schramm, the Fourth ward
grocer, met with quite a painful acct
dent on Tuesday evening, as he was
returning from the Carnival. When the
car reaehtd Thirty fifth street he slipped
as he was getting off, fell and dislocat-
ing his shoulder. He was removed to
his home and physician summoned to
set the shoulder. He is getting along
very nicely.
DR.. r. w Muhleman has returned
from a trip to st. Louis.
Or. It. Shaufarber is the guest OF
friends in the city. He preached In the
Jewish temple on Friday evening, and
will conduct services this morning in
the same church.
Mrs K Darby and daughter Lucy are
at Columbus visiting Warden William
Darby
Rev and Mrs. o. w. Holmes, of Steu-.
benville, were guests of friends in this
city last week.
Mrs. T e. Bentley and children are
guests of City Clerk f. A. Jackson, in
the Fourth ward.
Rev Thomas Johnson will preach
morning and evening at the South Bel
laire NJ. e. church to-day.
DR.. II. B. Eddy has returned from
New York by way of Buffalo He took
a postgraduate course while away. His
new Office rooms In the Bippins block
will soon be ready for occupancy.
Miss Pearl Henderson, accompanied
by her mother, is visiting relatives in
the city.
Rev. c. p Proudft had a thorn re-
moved from his knee a few days ago.
1t had been there since he was little
child. 1t Is thought that 1t may have
been the cause of his nervous trou
BILE.
The Buckeye Savings and Loan Asso-
citation has moved into their handsome
new building. The First National bank
will occupy the room they vacate while
their own room is being refitted
w. B. Francis, OF Martins Ferry, has
been reelected State central committee
man for the Sixteenth district.
Since the advent of the gypsy camp
on the commons balky horses have been
very much in evidence around town.
You might just as we'll try to beat slot
machine or crap game as to get ahead
of a gypsy in a horse trade.
Mrs. Jesse Kelly spent Friday with
friends in the city.
Miss Alice Glasgow has resigned her
position al at the Office of the Independ-
ent.
Dennis Murphy, of Moundsville, is
visiting his parents in the Third ward.
Mrs Robert Beatty and daughter, of
the Fourth ward, are visiting relatives
at GAINESVILLE.
Miss August Schultz of Urichsville,
has returned to her home after pleas
ant visit with friends in the city.
DR.. E. ]. Gwynne, president of Scio
College, will preach at the First NJ. e.
| church this morning and evening.
George Strobel, former Bellaire boy,
is the guest of his sister, Mrs Ander-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Phillips and
family, of the Fourth ward, will go
to Lake Chippewa this week to camp for
| the summer.
Many country people have passed
through the city last week on their way
to the Carnival. Tine pleasing feature
| about it is that they did most of their
buying from the merchants in this city.
| The B. q. & C. will run an excursion
| to the Lewisville oil fields to-day. The
i train will leavt at 750 a. m. at fare
| 81 for the round trip. The party will
| take dinner at Woodsfield, and return
| to this city in the evening.
Richard Kidd, hauler at Empire No.
8, has accepted a similar position at
the Mill Bank, and will go to work next
| Tuesday.
| One of the crowds that urove out to
| Maultown Friday evening had quite
novel experience The driver had fail
ed to provide his horses with provender,
and while the party were eating supper
the horses ate the hay. and they had to
ride back on the jolly wagon. Needless
to say that the rice nomf was not Is