Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-18
street.. is visiting in Pittsburg.

Mrs. John Pack and daughter, Oh Coi-
orado are visiting relatives in the Sec
ond Ward.
| Miss Mamie Holloran, of the Third
| Ward, is visiting friends at Muncie,
Ind.
Rev. s. NJ. Weiss and wife are at
/ tending a convention of the German
| Reformed Church at FIT. Wayne, IND.
! They took their children with them as
| far as Canton to remain with relatives.
Miss Gussie Lowe, of Pine Grove, w.
Va, is visiting her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Jones, OF the Ihlro
| Ward.
Miss Dena Fawcett and Elmer Dean
have returned from an extended VISIT
with friends at Caldwell. Noble couh-
William Glasgow and sister, OF wien
ira Fails Tex. have returned to their
home after a pleasant visit with reia-
tives on Gravel Hill.
/ A. Workman, of Milwaukee, Ore
is visiting his parents west Oh the ci's'
after a seven years absence.
Ross Kaufman, of the Fourth Waro'
accidentally cut his leg while endeaVor-
ing to open his pocket knife last MOL
day. .,oa,ec, of
the new bank, came to Bethesda yeste,
day from his home at keith, NoDie
county. It is likely he will be IN the
city in few days.
Charles Timberlake, popular teacher
of Pultney township, had his nose MASH
ed nv a swift ball, while assisting IN
game at Alledonia a few days ago.
n
inc before Squire Mason last TUESDAY
on a charge of stealing SET Oh hai
ness from Darby OToole. He was placed
under bond of $50 for his appearance
before the grand jury.
+, Roy M. Trigg, student at the per
Ilaire business college, has accepted
position with the Century Glass Works
as assistant bookkeeper.
There will be two or three pure 1oou
cases tried In the justices courts the
coming week. The outcome or tnese
cases will be watched with some inter-
est.
The committee appointed by t. ).
Shaffer lodge to make arrangements LOT
a grand picnic at Mozart Park, August
27th. are hustling around getting their
Dlans completed. They expect to nave
an immense throng of mill men. The
hest sneakers obtainabe will be pres
ent The neighborlng lodges Will turn
but en- masse Messrs. Keys, Jones,
sweeney, Harvey and Dawson are the
local committee.
Miss BERTHE Shannafelt and niece,
Frances Meredith, left yesterday 1or
Pittsburg to visit relatives.
The Columbia Ball club OF this city
will play the Moundsville team at Glen
dale this afternoon.
VIII Daugherty left last evening to
snend Sunday with friends at EpWSrtn
Park.
Mrs. M. A. Sanders has sold the
home on North Belmont street property
to Father Wehrle for $4,000. The prop
erty will be used as home for the
Sisters of Charity.
A. J. Holt, of Lockland. Ohio, Is
visiting relatives in the Second ward.
His wife and daughter will arrive here
to-day.
James Lane. of the B. & o. force,
has returned from two weeks Visit IN
Kentucky.
The fourth quarterly convention OF
the year will be held at the First M. E.
church next Friday evening.
The First NJ. E. and Christian
churches will have the usual morning
services to-day.
DR.. ]. M Mcdonald and son Harry
will leave In few days for an extend
ed vacation trip.
Mrs. Angelina Strahl died yesterday
morning at the home of her son Charles
on Jefferson street. She was SO years
old, and leaves but the son to mourn
her loss. The funeral will occur on
Monday at a. m. The remains VIII
be taken to GAINESVILLE on the IL a.
m. train, thence to Somerton for in
terment.
Thomas Boyce and wife are the
guests of C. X. Dankworth on Rose
HILL They will attend the exposition
before returnn to their home at Gas
City, Ind.
Rev. C. M. Watson has returned from
Bethany and will conduct the usual SER
vices to-day.
Frank Fein had his arm severely cut
at the Enterprise enameling works on
Friday afternoon.
Carl Rankin has resigned his position
with the Prudential Insurance Com
pany, and will return to his old place
in Klotzs store.
Mrs L. NJ GLADDEN. was shopping
visitor in the city yesterday.
The Misses Hutchinson, of Salt Lake
City, are the guests of Miss Ina Thorn
as on Gravel iE1ll.
The annual harvest home picnic will
be held next Thursday in Whites
Grove near Bethel station. The man
agement promises that good order will
be maintained this year, and that no in
toxicating liquors will be sold. Large
crowds of city and country people flock
to this grove annually for day in the
woods Excursions will be run to the
grounds on the B, a. & C.
Bert Hopkins. of the Independent,
left last night by way of the B. & o..
for Atlantic City and New, York.
Joseph H. Ebright, examiner of engi-
neers and iremen for this district, ar
rived in the city last evening to exam
inc those desiring to secure license to
run engines. He will see that no one
not having the proper license is en-
pIoyed at the mi in the capacity of
engineer or fireman. The state law is
very strict in this state and is rigidly
enforced.
The Standard Stone and Brick Com
| pany of McClainviile got their plant in
oparafjOn Yesterday This Dlapt whop