Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-29
Rellaire News.

s. T.. Mooney, President OF the T., Il. &
c. 4. H., was in the city yesterday on ousl'
ness.
Mrs. W. NJ. Bumlord, OF the Fifth ward,
held the lucky number that drew the sill
yer set at the X. of T. ball on Friday even
ing. Gravel Hill seems TO be drawing lots
OF prizes lately. They are very lucky il
lottery schemes. The X. Of L. dance was
very crowded with merry lot OF young
folks and the evening" entertainment
throughout was one OF the most pleasant
ever held in this city.
Mrs. Andrew Raderer, OF the Fourth
ward, went to Navarro, g., Yesterday. she
was called there by dispatch announcing
the serious illness OF her mother. o.
Miss Lucy Anderson, teacher IN the
Steubenville Female Seminary, is in the
city on visit to friends and relatives.
J. Elmer Robinson, the Gravel Hll
druggist, has been treating his store to
new coat Of paint. The room has been re-
nodded and painted black with gold
trimming, and Iuakes one OF the nobbiest
looking stores in the city.
Miss Idd Troll, Of st. Cairsyille, passed
through the city yesterday on her way 10
Cincinnati. She will take in the May Yes.
tival.
4. W. Marshall, Charles J. Gil and
Judge G.. Grafton will form 4 part OF Bel
laire's 5 representatives at the May Festival
at Cincinnati. They will 90 down on the
Andes Tuesday.
The T., Z. a e. now have their road bed
| in good order again and are ruaning on
| time. The track was somewhat damaged
| uy the recen rains but everything hasbecn
repaired and is now in ship shape,
Mrs. Mary byron Reese, OF Steubenyille,
will deliver a temperance lecture in South
Bellaire, NJ. T.. Church. OH Tuesday even.
| ing. Mrs. Reese has all excellent reputa'
| tiOn as q temperance worker, and Will no
| doubt be greeted with a crowded house.
J.E. Sterrritt. of the First ward, left tor
| Pittsburgh, Yesterday to visit his father,
whe is very i'll in that city.
Mrs. ). ]. johnson will open up first
class ice cream parlor in the First ward, at
| her residence, on Twenty-secOnd street.
! Mrs. Lee MOrrell died yesterday morning
! at her home in lower town, OF cOnsump.
| ton. She leaves a husband and several
| small children to mourn her departure.
County Commissioner Owen Mehrn, OF
! Franklin. was IN the city, yesterday, look
| ing after some OF the County's Interests.
lsev. kendrick will occupy the pulpit at
| the Episcopal church, to-day. The regular
! services by the pastors in all the other
! churches.
". \. McGraw, OF this place goes to Col.
| lumbu> tomorrow to be examined by the
| qualifications for admission 10 the bar ot
| The State OF ohio.
]. |. Fawcet has begun work Oh the
erection OF i new store room III the FIRST
! ward.
The work on the new school buildings
| seems to progress very slowly. The foun-
! dstion on the Second ward building has
been completed since last fall, and 1t IS no
| further on now than ii was then. There
| seems TO be something wrong. The Fifth
ward building is aOt doing much better.
| Why is this thus
Mr. J. c. Grtchcll. agent OF the i. l.. a
| &. Il. L., at Jerusalem, Monroe county was
| in town tO-murrOw.
| 10. II. parrah is putting up a fine new
stable on the rear OF his lot on Union
| street
Mr.. Bloomer who ha, for several years
| held the position of ticket aIrnt at York
| Vile i'm the c. a L. Il. r., has resigned his
position. Mr.. Aaron Carr 9uccceds him as
aeent at that point.
| Walter Pryor who has been sick for
some time went to his home at Barnsyille,
| Monroe county yesterday on the Courier
Mrs. NJ. Gordon and daughter, Maggie,
are in the city to-day.
| DR.. Nicholson, OF Grafton, W. Va,
passed through this city Yesterday. =,
|. J.. Brile, formerly Of Wheeling, died
| Yesterday 1T llt IOlIt VI MS oi9h-''
| Dresden, Ohio. Deceased was brother oil
| Mrs. !. Ed. Robinson, OF this city. Mrs.
| Robinson went TO Dresden yesterday. Fun
eral notice tomorrow.
Miss Lizzie McMasters, OF WsrnOcks, was
| in town yesterday.
Miss Ella Broder, Of Wheeling, is the
guest of Miss Ella Moore.
Twenty-three boys and twenty nine girls
will make their first holy communion IN
ST, Johns Church this morning at 10
| o'clock. They have been receiving careful
instruction and training for the last two
! months and have Just made three days
retreat, which were three days OF PRAYER,
| meditation and good resolutions. They
| and one hundred others will be confirmed
Next Thursday will be the feast Of the
ascension OF our Lord, aud is holy day OF
obligation in the Catholic Church. Masses
! in ST. Johns Church at $50 and $50
O'Clock A. NJ. Vespers and benediction at
Arbor Day was not extensively observed
The St, Cecilia Band concert was sue
cess and netted the band quite 3 handsome
| sum.
The bans OF matrimony OF a happily
mated pair will be announced in st. John
church to-day, Ascension Thursday and
| next Sunday. Inc groom 40 ua"isOne
Belmont street merchant, and the bride is
one OF the fairest singers in st. John
| choir.
Albert Luchs is home from few days
visit to friends IN Washington county:
Miss Ella Grove. OF the 3. class high
school. is the best penmau in the public
schools so say her teachers.
Miss Anna Winans goes to WarnocE
Station ia. morrow on 4 visit TO friends.
Officer Turner took Sprigg Zane to 81
Clsirsville yesterday, and locked Kim IN
the county Jail.