Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-03

The ladies Of the First Presbyterian
Church surprised their pastor Sunday by
placing an elegantly bound Bible and
cushion on the pulpit stand in the church.
Preparatory services for Communion will
be held in the / p. Church this week, COM
mencing tomorrow evening.
The committee appointed TO confer with
the County Commissioners in regard to the
proposed bridge over McMahon's creek,
were at St. Clairsvile yesterday.
,!r. Il. S. JUL, a merchant Of Gravel Hi,
died yesterday morning.
l.. a. /. Day, n student at the Cincinnati
Homeopathic Medical College, will gradu-
ale this week, aad is expected home in a
few days.
Mr.. Adam Faupcl, who is now sojourning
in California, for the benefit Of his health,
is reported 20 be gaining health and
strength RAPIDLY
Mr.. c. ". Dickens left yesterday for the
New Orleans Exposition. He will be alb
sent two weeks.
Emile Schmidt has gene to Washington
TO witness the inaugural ceremonies.
Mr.. Wm. Cunningham is able to be out
again, and will leave on business trip To-.
day.
Part of the bottle works were idle yestcr-
day undergoing repairs.
Mrs. James Graham, Of Gravel Hill is
visiting friends.
John Keyser, of the Independent office
is on the sick list.
Louis Cook, Of Bridgeport, was in town
yesterday.
DR.. 4. X. Smith and family left for Clevc-
lard this evening, where they will locate.
The ice ran out Of McMahon's creek san
day and damaged the Benwood terryboat
slightly.
The steel works started in full yesterday,
and will hereafter run double turn.
Carl Dover and two or three intoxicated
individuals had little rumpus in an alley
Yesterday. No one Injured.
Mr. John Gill has returned from q sue
2cssful business trip through the South for
Narirg, IIart a Co.
Mr.. David Rankin will probably build a
roller coaster on the corner Of Guernsey and
Thirty seventh streets a. an ga l. day.
The striking glaSsworkerS received 50 -
each from the Association fund Saturday
W. Keller, OF 'Benwood, held tho ticket
which drew the handsome Ballad rifle at
:. o. Cummins.
The mite society of the L.. p, Church met
REV. Y. II. Taylor reylvaI at quincy
will be continued this week.
The revival in tie First NJ. i. Church
Will be contiaued through this week at
Last,
TIE congregation oGlhc South Bellaire Il
+. Church has grown so large that it was
Sunday, divided into three classes for the
convenience in class meeting. The leaders
selected are Messrs. King, Morgan and
Miller
The Pultney township trustees held
their annual meeting yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Archer, aged Is years, died
at her home near Irwins station on the b
i. & c. railway, Sunday. She was well
known and respected by great many OF
our people. She will be buried 10 day in
! the old Wegee cemetery.
Wier McKclycy, a former. resident Of this
city this week.
Miss Annie Sterriii, Of Wheeling is the
guest of Fist ward friends.
DR. Albertson, of Port Byron, New York
is in The city He will succeed DR.. A. X.
Smith in his practice.
The colored folks had fun Oh rollers at
| the rink last night.
MasQue carnival at the rnl; tonight.
Walter Darrah, Of the permanent county
scat, was skating bands with Bellairc friend
Yesterday