Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-04


plat 3arnard's third addition to
| Bellaire, and will have the street grades
made at once. Several parties expect
to begin new houses in this section at
once.
j. w. Morrell has drawn plans for a
ten room double house to be built at
once by James Wilkinson, on Gravel
Hill.
Ada Porterfeld and Wayne Powell
left Thursday for an extended trip in
the west.
Mr.. Holtzstein, of Akron, clothing
merchant, has rented one of Jas. Fol-
lens new store rooms and will occupy
it with a full line OF goods as soon as
it is completed.
Mrs. A. T. Lockwood State councillor
of the d. of L., is making an officiai
visit to several of the lodges in the
southern part of the State.
The ID. of l.. celebrated the eleventh
anniversary of their organization in u.
A. r. hall last Tuesday evening.
Miss Minnie Steger is spending a
few weeks at Mountain Lake Park.
Misses Helen and Martha Kinney are
visiting their grandparents in the coun-
try.
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spend a two weeks vacation at Ep-
| worth Park.
Miss Hattie Poole has returned to her
home at Morristown, after a pleasant
visit with her cousin, Miss Jessie Dun
/ away.
Martin Ney left Friday for an ex-
tended eastern trip.
Mrs. Sam Kaufman and daughter,
Mrs. John Hoffman, of Marion, Ind, are
the guests of friends in the city
= The funeral of Miss Laura Masters, of
Bethel, was held on Friday afternoon
from the old home near Bethel. Rev.
w. A. Williams conducted the services.
George Eversole, foreman in an en-
! ameling works at Pittsburg, is the
guest of friends in the city.
Miss Mary Boyd, of Illinois, who has
| been the guest of Miss Mary Kelley,
has gone to Anvil to visit relatives.
! Edgar Howell, former resident of
this city, was calling on friends here
last week.
Mr.. Charles Ludwig has returned
from visit with his sister, Mrs. Chas.
/ Rodewig, at Marietta.
Miss Frances Merydith, of Pittsburg,
Is the guest of relatives in the Second
| ward.
Miss Carrie Adams left yesterday for
her home at Frankton, Ind, after
very pleasant sojourn with friends in
this city.
The funeral of the year-old daughter
of Thomas Carney was held from the
Catholic church yesterday morning.
The Pultney Coal Company will erect
ten double houses for their employees
at Shadysde as soon as possible.
The visit of the officers of the Ma
tional Glass Company to this city last
week is not thought to have any par
ticular significance at this time. 1t is
said that they will build new plant
some time soon and that it's location
has not been agreed upon.
Ralph Levi was assaulted by three
young men in the park a few nights
ago. 1t is thought that robbery was
their object.
The Wegee mines, operated by Hall &
Kelly, have been sold to the Empire
Coal Company and will be closed down
indefinitely.
Two bad slips occurred at the blast
furnace again on Friday evening. No
one was injured, although the escaping
gas made a tremendous noise and at
tracted large crowds to the banks.
Richard Kane returned Friday even
ing from two weeks trip to Buffalo.
Mrs. U. G. Fletcher and daughter are
visiting relatives at Jacobsburg.
Miss Hattie Grafton is visiting rela-
tives at East Liverpool and vicinity.
Mrs. John Grogan, of Johnstown. Pa,
bn Of hor
Grogan, of Benwood
Miss Wayne Joyce, of Rose Hill, is
visiting her aunt in Pittsburg.
Miss Winifred Murphy and niece,
Veronica Coughlin, will spend Sunday
with relatives at Moundsville.
Miss Henrietta Leech, of the Cut"
is back at her place at Sonneborn's,
after spending week at Bethesda
Miss Sarah Bair, daughter of Mr..
William Bair, of Dunkirk, Ind, is the
guest of her grandparents south of the
city.
Miss Eva Emery and her grandmoth-
er returned yesterday evening from
pleasant visit with friends near Mari
eta.
Rev. E. A. Simons will preach at the
First NJ. E. church this morning and
evening.
Mr.. Charles Rodewig and family re-
turned yesterday evening after a two
months stay with relatives near Mari
eta.
The case of ]. D. Williamson against
the proprietor of the Windsor saloon is
resting. Nothing has been done and
it is likely nothing will be done.
About one hundred young people
fro mall parts of the city enjoyed troll
ley ride over the Bellaire division last
! evening. They had refreshments at
| Bridgeport.
Miss Anna Lavelle, of the Fourth
ward, left yesterday for Atlantic City.
Edw. Jones, formerly manager of the
blast furnace here, is reported seriously
| i'll at his home ON Gravel Hill.
Miss Florence Workman, of the
Fourth ward, will spend Sunday at up
worth Park.
Bert Blankley left yesterday for In
diana to begin work in a glass house
on Monday.
Charles Henderson, a student at Scio
| College, is visiting Earl McNabb in the
First ward.
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