Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-05
BENWoOD.

Methodist congregation, Will denver au aP
propriate Easter sermon this morning. -,
The usual imposing Easter services will
he conducted in the st. Johns Catholic
Church.
The choir of the German Luthern church
will render some choice music today-this
being its first appearance in public.
Rev. Cunningham, the worthy shepherd
of the Church of God, will discourse on en-
appropriate theme OF the day.
Miss Laura Dare, an accomplished young
LADY OF Water street, is the guest OF the
Misses Pugh of Martins Ferry.
Mrs. Jesse McMechen, as soon as sutiei'
emily recovered to travel, will leave for the
South. :.
Mr.. Barnes, Of Greencastle, Ind, was il
town greeting his host OF friends here las
week.
Messrs. W. Bursee and ]. Leach repre-
sc, ted lie Nailers Lodge OF this city OF
the Nai;lrs Convention in Wheeling LAST
week
Miss Lila Barker, Ct Mondsville, was in
town last Wednesday,.
Mrs. pr. Smith, OF Cleveland, O., was q
guest Of Mrs. Lindamau, last Thursday
The Misses Deegan are home tor few
DAYS from Mt. de Chautal.
James Brown, Esq of Ohio. was IN town
yesterday. :,
Messrs. Charles and James Mcdonald
left Yesterday on short visit to friends In
Braddcck, Pa
Mr.. Mac Whiteside, a popular young gen
tleman, is indisposed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindamsn, OF Water street
are tie guests of friends in Martins Ferry
Mrs. John Whyte, of Wheeling, was the
guest Of friends here Thursday.
Mr.. Jacob Sigler returned from Kansas
Yesterday.
Miss Duvalet, of Wheeling, was the guest
friends here last week.
Misses Nellie and Edna Osbourn are
guests at the residence Of Mrs. DR.. Eskey.
Mrs Oyel, of Bellaire, was the guest OF
friends here one day last week.
Master George Stephens returned Friday
from Erie, Pa. -,
Messrs. Lewis Coke and J.. Davis will
take their departure Tuesday for Dakota.
Five clock tea parties, dainty social
right, is growing more popular with society
ladies. -,
The A 0. L. W. lodge, Of this city, will
give grand skating party and bali Friday
evening ut La2ier Hall, which promises to
be the event Of the season, LsRoche's
orchestra will furnish the music.
The German Singing Society will give q
hop and banquet at Renhof q hall to.mor
row Monday. The proceeds Of which will
be used for the purpose Of repairing the
Lutheran church.
The Ohio River r. r. Co. has erected
one Of the neatest little waiting rooms in the
State for the accommodation Of its passen
gers at this point
Mr.. Elijah Sockman, prominent citizen
for many years OF the Lower Ward, removed
his family to Glen kaston last week.
Mr.. W. Abel, formerly popular puddlor
at Bcnwood Iron Works, removed his fam
ily Fl dav 10 Pipe Creek, at which point h
b. 6 .ul based valuable farm and will de
! vote Ii: s"eu,ior &c the agricultural art.
a ~, saul b6fiy Sa5 gi,cn at the resi-
dence &C Mr.. II. Remlolf last Saturda!
event in tcror Of Mr. RS birthday. The
Scbll'r Singing Society, OF which he is q
nenb,r, presented him with handsome
souvenir. The Presentation speech wa,
nsde b, 7. Snoore, E.q, and was replied
TO in a few wellchosen phrases BY the re
cipient. A quintet Of the Liederkrant,
Singing Society Of Belaire sang SPARKLING
little optretta, the principal part OF which
was rendered by Mr.. Benfe!i, Of that city
Dancing was INDUCED in. A bounteous re-
past was served, and the too numerous to
be mentioned guests took their leave Of the
host, wishing him many returns
Mr.. Max Bealies who was burned severe
ly at the steel plant last week, ia able TO be
out; fortunately he was not so seriously
burned as at FIRST supposed.
The Misses Pelley are recovering from
their recent indisposition.
There will be children's carnival at the
rink in the near future.
The Riverside steel plant closed yester
day for generalrepairs, will probably resume
Thursday.
I. L. Pelly, Esq is still confined to his
room seriously i'll
TIE coke dust which has been spread 90
lsyishly upon our streets by the present
council, has failed to cement as predicted
by that intelligent body.
The Mayor Is TO be presented with cane
By some Of our prominent saloon keepers.
To our many Democratic friends Of Ben
wood who are looking for Office under the
present administration, we would quote the
Scriptural Injunction that many are
called, but few are chosen" So do moi
build Jour hopes TO firmly upon Washing
ton foundation.
Gen. Golf went down to Washington to
defes. the confirmation Of John McGrav, to
be Internal Revenue Collector for THU
district How do those Democrats who
gave their votes and elected the General
like this attitude toward sterling young
Democrat ike McGrawf
1t was rumored around that Mr.. Daniel
knight would be candidate for City Mar
shall under the new deal Your reporter
meeting that gentleman yesterday. asked il
the rumor was true, when he promptly an.
ssered, no; be WIS not candidate, snd
that the fellow Who started the rumor kae~
it.
To some Of our Democratic friends who
are looking for promotion under the present
administration, we would cay that the radi.
cal who lost 10 opportunity TO hnrl his foul
epithets upon the Democratic candidate
during the last campaign, is not the proper
one for them to support, looking a. they
are for Office from the President.
Alta called meeting Of the citizens Of Ben.
wood held Saturday evening. April 4, the
following citizens we're nominated: Fol
Mayor. A. L. Pelley. Recorder. II. BAN.
gardner. City Council. Hartman Kerrick,
Samuel Welsh; Walter McMillers, James
Nolan Rrnnrx Mnrria