Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-07-05
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Seoeial 10 tAe Sunday Register
S~rEUBENvILLE, O., July 1.-THE closing
exercises of st. Peters Catholic school took
place last Tuesday evening. There was q
large crowd present. Miss Agnes German
carried off the honors of the evening, and
well che deserved it. The instrumental
duett by Misses Agnes McCsnn and Mary
Rsirey was exceptionally fine and received
numerous encores. The exercises CLOSED
by the school sing the national hymn. =,
A large number of members, friends and
invited guests of Stanton Council, Royal
Arcanum, assembled at the Lodge room,
Tuesday evening, the occasion being the
sixth anniversary of the existence of the
order. The exercises of the evening were
opened with prayer BY Rev. F. A. Brown,
followed by On address of welcome by Past
Regent W. C. Forbes. DR.. Chandler then
delivered an address on the order, which
was well received and contained much
valuable information regarding the work.
ipgs of the Royal Arcanum. The musical
selections were we'll rendered by volunteer
chorus of the Silver Star club, and their
efforts were heartily encored. During the
evening a general good time was had BY the
member and family and friends, aud the
sixth anniversary OF tbiG organization will
long be remembered by those who were Tor.
turate enough to be in attendance.
Last week the city wa full of excitement
caused by the announcement that a case OF
variloid was in our midst, aud the patient
being a child, who lives in the most healthy
yart Of the city. A physician was called.
ana pronounced it the disease above men,
Toned, and commenced to treat the child
The matter finally died away and nothing
more was thought of it until Friday, when
James Doyle, Of the Board Of Health, was
making an inspection of the Pork House,
"a place of bad repute) and found one OF
the girls in the same condition that the
child was in. The officer sent for a physi-
clan, who pronounced it to be a lothsome
disease, sndthe variliod. 1t seems that this
girl lived at the house of the girls parents as
q domestic, and that she contracted the
disease from her.
Charley Tsppan is home from Kenyon
College for his vacation. He was accom-
panied by his class.mate, Chas. 7. McCarr,
Of Cincinnati.
Mr.. Theo. Carson, of Pittsburg, and Ed.
win Carson, Of East Liverpool, are visiting
their mother on South Fifth street.
Ed and Henry Hull, of Pittsburg, spent
the Fourth in this city with friends.
Miss Simms, of East Liverpool, is the
guest of Miss Ella Shaw, auth Eighth
street.
MISS Carrie Pesrce, of Carrolton, is the
guest OF her aunt, Mrs. W. H. Lowe.
Mr.. Bird Reese, of Pittsburg, spent the
Fourth with his many friends in this city.
Mics Emma Trotter, Of Pittsburgh, is in
the city visiting friends.
Miss Hattie Wheat, Of Wheeling, is the
guest of Miss Lizzie johnson, Of upper Mar
ket street.
Miss Emma Wallace, of East Liverpool,
is visiting the family Of Prof. Mertz.
DR.. Mofatt, who has been in Florida for
some time, has returned home.
Will Salmon and his bride will arrive in
this city from California next week.
Mr.. Hunter Arnold, of Cadiz, Is in the
city.
John Waters, of Cadiz, is home to spend
the Fourth.