Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-15
Local Briefs.

All the stores on Monday will bs
open in the evening, as the agreement
ON the closing hour has expired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar Cox have re-
turned from a visit with friends at
Cuyahoga Falls.
H. T. Day, who has the contract for
paving West Hanover street, is quite
sick at his home in Bellaire.
Deputy Sheriff Majors was in the city
yesterday on business.
Misses Jessie and Lottie Dunbar,
who have been the guests of the Misses
Miskell, of North Third street, have re-
turned to their home at Guyahoga
Falls.
Bert Pickett was in the city yester-
day, and paid the men who are work
ing for II. T. Day.
Robert Jones, of st. Joseph, Mo. IS
the guest of his son, Thomas R. Jones,
and family.
Geo. D. Shannafelt has charge of the
contract work for H. T. Day.
DR.. Hoge, of Portland Station, was
in the city yesterday.
All the A~malgamation men received
20 gCSlti udy Go ptiVhto- a.
have been idle. The men appreciated
the money and all seemed to spend It
to good advantage. The majority Of it
was spent for groceries.
Mrs. Fred Romig of Woodfried. Pa,
is the guest of George Devault and
family.
Rev. Arch Cooke, brother of city
Solicitor George Cooke, will occupy the
pulpit of the First U. P. church this
morning. Mr.. Cooke is a student OF
the Allegheny Seminary.
The city was in mourning yesterday
en- account of the death of the Presl-
dent. All flags were at half mast and
many pictures of the dead President
were displayed bordered with crepe.
President Mckinley vas an universal
favorite here and had many personal
friends. - -
Postmaster George G. Sedgwick is at
Buffalo taking in the exposition.
William McGrail, who has been IN
the city several days the guest OF
friends. has returned to his home at
Smithfield.
Charles Otto is home from MOUNDS
vile spending Sunday with his fanny
Chester, the young son of Albert Cos,
ney, fell out of a tree yesterday ana
fractured his right arm.
Harry Pence of Moundsville, was IN
the city yesterday, the guest OF brocA
Brown.
Ohio City Lodge, K. of P, will meet
this afternoon at one O'Clock at CasL,e
hall to, attend the funeral OF ). H.
Williams.
The Laughlin sheet mill is nearing
completion and will be ready Tor opera
ton by October 18th. The plant IS
built for six sheet mills, but only lQuI
will be built at present. They VIII dlso
make corrugated iron, and 1t VIII 70
one of the most modern sheet mills u
the Ohio valley.
City Clerk E. d. Lash has secuieu
the money for the bonds SOFA ~
GAINESVILLE parties for the paVlnS y"
West Hanover street.
Mrs. w. H. Stewart returned noH'
last evening from Buffalo.
Miss Maggie Beck has returned ITO"
a visit with friends at Muncle' nv,
Samuel Stain, who has been V.si'iIs
his son George, has returned 70 "'
home at St. Clairsville. H.,
Lewis Reyman, who has been NV
guest of R. G.. Heslop and FAMILY Jos
returned to his home in PittsbuTs'
Mrshal Thomas Williams. of SiS'el'
Vile, was in the city yesterday
Memorial services for the martliy
President will be held in the Frs
e. church this evening. DR.. NlSO'
will have charge of the services. iii
The funeral of j. r. Williams ""
take place this afternoon at 2 o clooH
Yesterday afternoon while a hIn LA
of children were playing In an olu 9
in the near of Joseph Williams st2Ies =
on Washington street, the ROOF zen
and several were seriously lh5In's |
The boys had put up a swing an I'M N,
supposed they had put too much Nei9
en- the rafters. coy.
The coal miners strike at tne ~.
lord mines has been settled anu
men are back at work. .ion
Side Tracked" will be the attravt"@
at the Star Theater Tuesday eVehln5r
Miss Carrie Lee Danfprd has Ietp bss
ed from the Philippines, where sne
spent two years as a hospital nui Ion.
Mrs. James Bowman, OF west
over street, is sick. an.
Miss Ola Smiley entertained a n"~
her of friends Friday evening. CON.
Prof. M. D. Morris is spending ,"
Gay with his family at Kenmore .-on
w. II. Hobbs has returned
Cleveland. o,s
L. Holiday leaves Monday for H'
Run, O., on business