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

Arrangements have been made by which
excursion tickets from Washington 10 Pitts
burgh on the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and st.
I.ous railroad will be sold for 81 Wednes-
day, May End, to accommodate those who
wish to attend the Musical Festival.
The cantata David the Shepherd Boy"
at the Town Hall, on Tuesday, was without
doubt the best entertainment ever given
by the people of our town. The persons
representing the various characters were
especially well chosen, and did themselves
great credit, as was evidenced by the
audience. 1t is sufficient to say that the
plsy was rendered to the entire satisfaction
of the audience. We append the list OF
presentations:
David .".......A. L. Howard
Abigail MSLain
AbigHilS attendant s.... Lizzie Howard, Nellie
Wright.
Mlchal. ose phine Morton
W. y. Patterson
r; sanford
Mcs$cug ....... Edward Mccormack
Abner... ........... ............. W. +. Robinson
Men Of WARN. Means, J. L. Marquis, r.
Ouarrette OF shepherds. M. Rutherford, ].
W. Ambrose, ". b. lrwln,J. T. Dunlap.
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Efforts are being made to have the Char
street some time during the summer. 1t IS
10 be hoped this will be accomplished, as
il will be much more convenient for tray-
elers.
A storm set in here Sunday morning and
continued until Monday noon, when 1t
gave way TO snow, which fell TO the depth
OF two inches.
A meeting OF the Stock Breeders Asso-
citation was held here Tuesday. A large
number OF stock breeders from this viCin-
ity and elsewhere were in attendance.
The play "Florinel" will be presented at
the Town Hall April 81. Miss A. Hunt
will take the character of "Florinel," and
will he assisted by VIM. Lloyd.
The wires of the Mutual Telegraph Com.
pany, are being transferred to the poles OF
The Western Union Company.
The Valentine House is being newly pa
pered and painted. The proprietor, Moses
Little, proposes opening up a hrstclaSs no.
tel.
George Hickman, student at the Prince
ton Theological Seminary, is spending his
vacation at his home in this place.
Mr. Gibbons, formerly principal OF our
public schools, iS.visiting friends in town.
A dance was given Tuesday evening by
N.G. GRAY at his residence on Pitt street.
A wedding took place Wednesday morn
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tract parties being Mr.. Albert Bruce, Of
Waynesburg, Pa. aud Miss Ella Miller, Of
Washington. The bride and groom left
Wednesday morning for Waynesburg, their
future home.
A large number OF persons came up on a
special train from Canonsburg Tuesday
evening 70 attend the csntats.
Calvin c. Hays. of Allegheny, called on
his numerous friends here Wednesday.
Dave NJ. Ksmmerer, OF Dunningsyille,
wss in town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert McKeever OF Allie
gheny City, are visiting relatives here.
Miss Ida Eckert. a charming young lady
from Allegheny, is visiting friends here.
Samuel Workman, who has been visiting
AZ Iowa CITY, Ia, has returned home.
Miss Jennie McIlvsine, of Monongahels
City, is visiting Miss Dora Jones, OF this
place. =, en- n :
visiting Mrs. VIM. Woodsfeld, OF Washing
Piummer Lewis and Charles Reynolds, OF
Steubenyille, o, made short visit with
Washington friends this week.
Drs. Moffat Brownson and Woods at
tended the meeting of the WASHINGTON
Presbytery, held at Wheeling. Wednesday.
w. b. Howell, of Wheeling. was IN town
John Mcdonald, druggist, Bellaire, o,
was in Washington Tuesday. He was for
merly student at the college here.
Rev. Jos. Bansman passed through this
place Tuesday on his way to attend the
NEE ting of the Washington Presbytery
held at Wheeling.
McCiurg Hayes, Pittsburgh, an old stu:
dent of Trinity Hall, Washington, paid
that institution visit Wednesday. de Is
a student at Trinity College Hartford,
Conn.
A. W. Hoehls. of Wheeling, was in town
during the week. :.
Jno. Birch. of Claysvills, Pa, was IN
town Wednesday.
I. W. Jones and family left for Iowa
Wednesday, to visitIfriends::
w p Harrison, Of Columbus, o., Is VS.
itipg N. C Harrison. of Washington,
Will Teman and Zeke Ball, OF tne
Wheeling Bakery Company, were IN Town
THURSDAY and Friday of this week. ~,
DR.. E. 8. Thompson, left for Denver CS. ;
Thursday to engage in business: in shs'
nlsoe, The Doctors family WIN follow
him as soon rs necessary arrangements @s
completed; ,. Al,
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