Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16
BElIAiRE.

Mrs. Mary C.. Tappan, wife of our towns
man, Mr. I. S. Tappan. died at her home
on Rose Hill FriGaF evening at O. clock, in
the forty-fourth year Of her age. The de-
ceased had been sick for eighteen years.
The funeral will take place this afternoon
at o'clock.
Last night the New Haven roller skaters
gave their last exhibition at the rink hall.
Messrs. Marshall & Marsh have placed
fine walnut show case in their jewelry store
Charles Wilson, a butcher, was struck by
B. 90 train while driving double hoIse
team over the crossing near Franklin The
wagon was turned into kindling wood, but
the driver escaped uninjured.
The surprise party rendered Miss Ella
Hyatt by her Young friends, last week, was
big affair in which about fifty Of the
young folks participated. The boys were
in the minority, but were kindly taken care
Of by the little ladies. A bountiful supply
of good things were furnished at 10 p. IN,
after which the ampsements of the evening
were proceeded with until midnight. Miss
Ella was II years old, and the happy crowd
made her birthday one long to be rcmem-
bered.
The Churches.
Rev. Father D. B. Gull, rector of ST.
Johns Catholic Church, will hold regular
services. A cordial invitation is extended
to the public.
Regular services will be held at the
Second N. E. Church, both morning and
evening Rev. Elijah Henderson will con-
duct the services.
Elder Wilcox will preach at the Christian
Church, morning and evening.
Regular services will be held at the Ger
man Reformed Church.
There will be preaching services in the
South Bellaire NJ. f.. Church at 1880
o'clock, and also at p. m. All are vel
coined.
The usual services will be held BY Rev.
DR.. John Williams, at the First NJ. f.
Church, Guernsey street.
Sabbath school exercises will be held at
the usual hour, at the Church of God, in the
lower end ofthe city.
Notes.
Simon Baer will close out his stock Of
hats and caps.
d. b. Banks, of the Etna, is home from a
business trip.
Mrs. A. 7. Lockwood has gone to Cana
da 10 visit her daughter Mrs. Brown
There was a small collision at Lewis
Mills yesterday. One Of the helpers was
damaged
Brown Stewart is home from Wilksville,
Chic.
F.ldorado Circle had little toast at the
Italian restaurant on Friday evening.
Mrs. A. Darrah, Of st. ClairSville, is in
town.
Dick 2arrah is laid up with sore foot.
Prof. May, ofthe Benwood public schools,
was in town yesterday.
Thos Barlow fell and sprained his wrisl
at the link
Capt William Little smiles over new
boy arrival. We shake
The bell OF st. Johns Church will be
tolled at p. m. all Of the month Of No
vember, to remind good Catholics thai
they should pray for the SOILS oil all the
faithful departed
Monday night, Tuesday and Wednesday
A full attendance of ministers and Others
is expected.
Messrs. Davis 4 Dolby have secured a
sub-contract OH the Ohio Valley Railroad,
and have a force of men busy at work
grading and preparing the road bed south
OF this city.
The A. NJ. +. Church is preparing for a
festival on Thanksgiving night. Several
handsome articles will be CHANGED of
during the evening The committee in
charge are energetically at work making
all preparations.
Ed Parker, Of GAINESVILLE, was thrown
down by a frightened team during the jubi-
lee on Friday night. The wheels Of the
wagon passed over his body and three ribs
were broken.
The city has Quoted down to great ex-
tent. Democrats take it for granted that
Cleveland is elected while Republicans are
slowly recognizing the fact. The Demo
cratic Jubilee OF Friday evening cannot be
said to haue been failure, but many parts
of it were not what was expected The
decorations one could not help but admire,
but the procession was poor showing,
caused mostly by the marching clubs OF
Wheeling failing to make their appearance
When it was found that they were not COM
ing the life of the whole demonstration
seemed to be back-slid The members Of
Belmont County Escort Club were pretty
mad, ana some Of them would not take part
in the procession. The boys that
we're ia line taxed their
vocal powers TO the utmost
and made up in racket what was lost in
numbers. Right here it would be well to
say something about the train that brought
he Democracy from Wheeling on Thurs
Law evening There were seven cars load
I'd with clubs and visitors from Moundsville
Benwood and Bellaire. II was probably the
most orderly crowd that ever came down
owe. the B. & 0. from jubilee. There was
no punching of heads beer glasses failed
to float through the cars; no black eyes
were received. 1t was crowd entirely DIFF
ferent from the one that came down the
night Logan was in Wheeling. Not a man
in the whole lot that attended from here
was drunk. The crowd was joyful but not
hilarious. Songs of patriotic nature were
sung, participated in by the ladies. One
cannot help giving credit to crowd that
comes home sober.
Funeral OF Jacob b. Giesler from his late
residence at 3 o'clock this afternoon.