Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-01-28
MlN6o NOTES.


HeWuy NotoA.
Special b hs Ssmday Hesissr.' :
Mrseo. January T.-The Methodist are
holding revival conducted BY their pastor.
the Rev. Bray, commonly known ~ Father
Bray, whs was ably assisted on last Tues
day night by the Rev. Henry r. Fresh
water. of s,enbenville. who is very fluent
speaker. He awakened the luke.
warm bearers into an interest
that they never felt before, and held them
so enchanted by his ready wit and honest
expressions, and his appeal to all 'bsck-
sliders" was simply superb. Your oorre-
spondent never heard such an address be-
fore, and would suggest that hereafter they
hold the meetings in the school house, as
the present structure Is entirely too small.
Rev. Freshwater arrived here to day and
will remain over Sunday. II Is needless to
say the house will be crowded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Baron returned home
after brief visit to friends IN Martins
Ferry and Wheeling.
Wv. Beck, of the firm of Beck & Adams.
was at the new mill this week. He fur.
nishes all the brass for the machinery.
Otto J. Aaron, Of the South Side, spent
this week in Mingo visiting his sister.
The boilers are all returning and feeling
good after a few weeks rest. The forge
department goes on Monday,
Harry Knoke has declared war on the
rabbits since the mill shut down.
Mi0 oaiiis Diokgys q IeNoegt xEa =.
visiting the Misses Curmisn, OF this place.
The boilers and sheet rollers win 80 on
on the 5th Of February.
Messrs. James aud George Hastings are
Ia ~, ttipo IN, n naw eof nj Shaat r0lla
When the factory starts up the manage
ment expects to be able TO cut $500 kegs
per week.
Mrs. Beraul, OF the South Side, Is here
on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Richard john
son.
There is talk Of a slander suit In this vii.
lage; also suit for obtaining goods under
false preteBces.
Miss Annie ODonnel OF the East End, Is
here on visit to Mrs. Frank Z. McSherry.
Mingo exclaims: MY kingdom for shoe
maker" Mr.. Bonsell says the cold weather
never stops HIM. He will have Mr.. simp..
sons store.room under roof by the hrst of
March.
Mr.. F. McClister is filling his ice-house
from Cross Creek.
DR.. Mccullough, OF Steubenville, was
called on very urgent case at Mingo last
Thursday and was detained at the crossing
for over thirty minutes by the employees OF
the Pan Handle railroad, keeping the
county road blockaded for that length Of
time.
would advise Ed Lsrkin to 20 and
study Hamlet
1t Is up hill work with the new Council
to get the machinery running. Next Mon.
day night they expect to begin to grind
law. They have adopted the rules and
regulations that are 10 govern that august
body.
Mayor Miller" sounds we'll. II should
have been Mayor Miller two years ago.
The Mayor appointed the following Coun.
Gil committees: On Rules and Regulations
MeSsrs. Long and Rasher: on Ordinances,
Messrs. Rasher, Long and Simpson, they TO
report next Monday evening.
Managers Crosby and Sloan are busy
getting everything in apple pie order
arornd the mill and factory.
Mr.. Bob Thompson bought two lots this
week IN Potter's addition TO Mingo. He
expects TO build soon.
Vim. Hicks has ordered q lot OF fruit
trees, which he intends setting out on his
hillside lots.
From the amount OF fruit trees and
flowers ordered from the different nurser-
les, Mingo will bloom like a rose next sum.
ner
Oscar Sardrock and Jacob Nunge passed
through here Thursday on their way TO
Steubenyille.
Some of the Mingo young laiies arc
watching every incoming train, TO see II
the absent ones are returning.
The Marshal's presence mt the school
lest night had the desired effect, Let the
good work 60 on.