Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-21

Mrs. Alex Dixon. Of South T,ls,.
street.
Mrs. George Ralston, who has
the guest OF her parents in WheeHp, y
some days, will return home this al
Thomas Mulaney, who has bee -,
aging a mill in Indiana, is hors
James Lacey, a former citizen = a,
city, now OF Colorado Spring Is ~,
ing friends in the city. Mr. LAGER h.
not visited this city for twelve Yea
and notices the remarkable gFowth
this city. He has been very succssrc
in the west.
George Miller will accompany ..
young mems walking club 10 Can
bridge Monday.
Timothy Welsh and Will Cots h,v,
returned from Cincinnati.
David GosneY and family will >,
into camp during this week UP the rlysp
near Deep run.
Ernest Gosney will return to H.
Eureka Club fishing camp on Buffalo
creek this evening.
Rev. Charles Chalfant, of Ashtabula
is the guest Of friends in the city.
The Young Mems Walking Club, CON-
posed of David Z. Jones and the follow.|
ing officers of the club, will leave Mon.|
day morning at o'clock: Walter Jones|
scribe; Isaac Lewis, big chief; D. Jones
toiler; L. Morris, keeper; Thos. Wl-l
liams. lookout. The boys will leavs|
over the National road for Columbus|
thence to Dayton, where they will at.
tend the X. of P. State conclave, and
- .lx-x - C;poinpofi and hon. -
boat. The boys will keep the Register
fully acquainted with the adventure
of their trip.
The congregation of the Church Of
God were much surprised yesterday to
receive from Philadelphia a bell for
their church, weighing over 800 pounds
from MIR. Henry Myers, a prominent
member of that church. The bell viii
be placed in position this week.
Brock Brown returned home last eve
ming from the glassworkers' eonyention
at Atlantic City.
The property of Mrs. Cora Edwards
was sold yesterday at sheriffss sale
and was bought by Mrs. Edwards, the
price being $1,000.
A number Of Knights Templar will
60 to- the conclave at st. Louis from
this county.
Auditor Aldredge, of st. Clairsvie
was in the city yesterday on business.
Misses Nettie and Nellie Hutsmal
went out to Maynard yesterday t
spend several days.
Fred Dixon left last evening for Mt
Hope to spend Sunday with his family
Mrs. Davis, sister of Henry Stanton
who has been his guest for severa
days, returned last evening on her wa.
home to North Carolina.
The Milkauwee cafe Is building
summer garden in connection with tn
saloon.
During the Council meeting last eve
ming, those in the jail, which is locate
lust below the Council chamber, KEEP
up a racket for some time which wa
very annoying.
Clyde Bowers, who was arrested !
Parkersburg Friday and is wanted !
this city, will not likely be brougf
back here, as the charge is of sue
minor importance that it is not worth
the trouble. The Register was the onl
paper that gave report of his arrest
The Laughlin tin house will CON
plete the work of finishing up the pr'
duct on Monday, and will then gu
work until the strike is settled.
A. J. Maskey, manager OF the Laugi
lin tin mill, and John Fawcett, superb
tendent of the tin house, will leaV
Monday for Elwood, Ind.
L. Spence was taken suddenly i'll YET
terday while on Hanover street, an
had to be taken lone. He was II
ported much improved last evening.
Murphy, who was in the fight Thur
day morning, plead not guilty and WI
be given a hearing to-day.
Among the Elks who will leave hel
to-day with the Bellaire lodge are Lou
L. Scheehle, John Roberts, ClarenC
Coclroft, Matt Gray, Marshal Croppe
Hills Criswell and Charles Johns.