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

paid OF number OF options last week,
and will probably finish their work thGs
week. The amount paid for this tract
will reach near 100000.
Charles Galbraith and sister. who
have been the guests OF r. T. 0ng. re-
turned to their home In Smithfeld yes
terday.
A notice was posted yesterday at the
Laughlin tin mill that the plant will
resume Wednesday. II was not learned
if all the mills would so on, or just the
old mill.
Mrs. William Robinson. who has been
the guest of her son, S. G.. Robinson,
and family. will return to her home in
pittsburg tomorrow.
The public is kicking on the Nat
wheel cars that are being used. A Fifth
street resident said you could hear one
of the cars when ii started from Wheel
ing Council will have TO call the COM
pany's attention to this. as they have
In the past.
The many friends of Miss Lillian
Dean will be glad 10 learn that she is
now able 10 walk about the house, af-
ter an illness OF several weeks with ty-
phoid fever.
The Belmont Telephone Company has
UlpETtSStu well Win It's NuIk THIS Wtth
and almost all the poles have been
set and quite number have supporting
wires attached. The latter work is go
ing along we'll. and will be completed
this week.
There is still considerable talk about
the proposed new road north OF the
city, and the old roads now in use. A
number OF people think that the rail-
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maintain 1t for a certain number OF
years, providing they give the railroads
lac two lower roads. Others say that
1t would not be wise TO build road
along the hillside. as II would be very
expensive to maintain owing to slips,
and that 1t would be better to widen
the Burlington road west of the G.
g. P. and improve 1t. There are num-
Der of suggestions offered by many but
no action has SO far been taken.
| Charles Lewis, of Jefferson street. will
leave Monday for the Pan-American ex-
| position at Buffalo.
II. @. Pyle Is In GAINESVILLE work
| Ing for Henry Koehnline.
Art. Blael0ford has returned from a
visit with friends in Ashtabula county.
Miss Ruth Hastings has returned
| from visit with friends at Adena.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Conn, of Fair
mont. are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
| C. w. Selby, OF the Fifth ward
Mr. George Gosney and family have
returned from the Pan-American exposi-
ton at Buffalo.
Samuel Fell, John Edwards and Geo.
| Davis have joined the Aetnaville In
| dams fishing camp at Pipe creek.
The Methodist Sunday school cleared
between eighty and ninety dollars on
their picnic last Thursday.
-Lleyen Lewis and wife, Of JEFF
ferson street, will leave for Buffalo to-
morrow
Miss Eawcett and Miss Morgan, OF st.
Clairsvi1e, who have been the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Fawcett, returned
home yesterday.
Miss gemma Thicket.who has been Wis
iting the family of II. Bet..s on Walnut
street, has returned TO her home In
Beaver Falls.
Jenkins Evans and wife are making
tour ofGhe lakes, and will also visit
the exposition at Buffalo.
Edgar Fell viii 90 to Pittsburg Tues
day to visit friends.
Rev. Charles Robinson, of the First
u. p. church in Wheeling, will occupy
the pulpit OF the U. p. Church to-day,
as Rev. Arch Robinson is sick.
The Martins Ferry base ball team de-
feated the Brown boys OF Bellaire yes
terday by the score OF IL TO IL
John Lewis and wife will leave Mon
day for visit to friends In Pittsburg
and Homestead.
George Webber has returned from
fishing trip on Brushy Fork.
Elias Lewis will go to Columbus this
week to take lessons in music from
Prof Snyder
The Sunday schools of the following
churches will picnic this week, as fol-
lows: st. Pauls p. e. church, at the
Wheeling Park on Wednesday; Presby-
terrain church, ut Cresaps Grove on
Tuesday; German Lutheran church, at
Breidenstein's orchard, on Thurs
day.
Mr.. Oscar Rodgers and sister, Miss
Margaret, Of Tariff, o., are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs Robert Ulrich.
The ten weeks old child of William
Hartman, OF the Standard Addition,
died yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The death is a sad one as the mother
died only a few weeks ago lMr. Hart
man has the sincere sympathy of the
community In MS S1u bereavement.
The funeral win take place Monday az
ternoon at Two o'clock. Interment
Weeks cemetery.
James Falston has rented a cottage
at Moundsville camp grounds, and will
spend the summer there.
About ten mem . rs or the Eaks from
this city will go 10 Molwaukee next
Sunday to attend their annual con-
vention.
J. M. Henderson and wife drove to
SmFhfield yesterday to spend a few
days with relatives.
Miss Marie Sampson. who has been
the guest OF Mrs. Alex. Dixon, will leave
for her home this week.
Notices were posted yesterday at the
Laughlin tin mill that eight OF the hot
mills would resume "Wednesday and
the workmen out Of the city were noti-
fed to return, but the conference at
Pittsburg having failed to reach
an agreement, may prevent the mills
from starting. If strike is declared
1t will call out the tin workers. The
strike would affect the Aetna Standard
and the above mills.
Rev and Mrs. w. J. Wilson will leave
Monday for Chautauqua where they
will spend three weeks. There will be
no preaching at the first M. Il. Church