Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-15
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~ Oiry Yesterday.
Jus. Hepburn, m~earioa Of whose L.
ssmcs 1870 was the oldest WINDOW
Wss s'sn 4 The Ohio Valley. he vas w
g'aSs -. of the f~attener now % use 10
~" f.c,or;es. and ives the orieinsso1 "
: - wheeling Bottle Company; Ia.
Bellsire public schools mas
enrolled. .mo,rov eyeniug.
Mr.. Jo- Jackley has been ~ io' '
Gays Eso,se n. wilson, of Morristosn. has
b.sn arpointed Cadet for West ROM; IN
Di 10y Fl Wallace, of Barnesviiie gu
en- he nuln;t in the First Presoysennao
Thu,nh io-5oy. and Rev. J. K. MchalnP
IN on,Suc, the services in 'Mr. wallace
| church o, Barnesvlle. u,,;I. lid
Wheeling. for the number OF Pup.Is, so
Day" ..h.. a, the usual
D0 Ray W. Walker, is at Marion to-day. No
service at the Episcopal Church :. 100,
Edward Sample, OF Kansas was
Harry Levy, the roller skater went 70
Ste ubenyille yesterday. a,; &,
Rev, Henderson holds services to-os n
TIA school board advertises Tor oidS 70
furnish the school With coal
DR.. J. A. Lockwood is able to DC out
FTsIen,ine dsy was only moderately we'll
rs,,onized, Some Of our people forgot oil
jacob Boneysteel is busy storing ice
sgain.
Miss Lizzie .Yost has retained fron
Bridgeport rp ch,,ch
Ito dsy. H.,.
| ton was held in Bridgeport yesterdsy.
Funeral Of James Heburn, MONDAY
10 a. m. .
The Horne benevolent Society has run
| ont OF funds.
Mediterranean club dance last night at
Zilzh's.
Skaters enioyed themselves at the mouth
| of the creek Yesterday:
Mr., Houston. q colored man. will be
buried this afternoon.
Cbss. Rosser has sold 70 Messrs, Boney'
stall and Bridenstein a team OF horses ior
5000.
A. F. Tillotson, who has charged Of Nc
| CuIlouph's drug store, has moved his family
| here FROM Erie, Pa.
Shannon Ault is laid up again.
John Tobin, for the flint glassworker,
| drew another allo vance out OF the bank
Tickets are out for the flint glass work
! ers' ball, Give the boys q lift.
Bert Morgan has gone 10 New Orleans
and other places in the South,
The rink was well attended last night.
Trade was pretty good in town yesterday.
Will Tappan is home from a business trip.
Two occupants in the lookup yesterday.
b. 4 o. trains were running through from
Chicago yesterday.
The amount Of filth and other matter
| about town is great. Cholera promises q
VISIT TINS year. De"aTe'
Three days until Lent. This season means
a lull in the wbirl of society; o rest for the
FOUNDERS Of the leather" and q better at
tendance at some OF the churches. For six
weeks the gay will be asked to cease their
uerriness and mingle with the quiet and re-
served.
The events reported for last week com.
prise quite a number OF pleasant gatherings,
but taking il ell in all, there was nothing
particularly startling in the circle Of the
times"
Our people are hoping for a large csrni:
val OF some kind atthe rink, but have heard
nothing to fortity such desires.
The X. OF L. Lodge.
On last Wednesday evening the K. of L..
lodge Of this city was visited by q number
of their fellow members Of Wheeling. Dur.
ing the evening District Recording Secre
tarE Mum and Mr.. Bishop, of Wheeling,
spoke to the audience assembled. Remarks
were made by several other gentlemen Of
his city. The event was a very pleasant
one. This lodge is in splendid condition at
present and has a membership Of over 300.
Two GIee Clubs.
Gravel Hill has a new glee club and 90
has the Fourth ward. Singing has charms
We all can bear, and .fthe number OF singing
| clubs increases, We shall be compelled TO give
heed 10 these charms. The Fourth ward
v~ocslists arc to be members Of the Night
Owl Club reorgsnized. 1t appears ths boys
were dissatisfied with their old name, the
recollection Of it bringing back thoughts Of
cold water receptions, etc from the upper
window. The quartette is composed Of the
following young gentlemen: John and
sherman Beatty, John Lombard, George
| Webb and Robert Purcell.
The Gravel Hill singers make good
music for the time they have practiced.
They meet regularly each week for practice,
at the home Of one Of the members. They
are: Will Lewis, Claud Hilburn, Roy Ray,
Guy Waling, VIM. Nicholson and Howard
Baker. Miss Maude Nicholson plays the
organ for practice.
Pleasant Surprise.
Wednesday night in the parlors of the
Windsor hotel was gathered a merry crowd
Of young folks. They had surprised Miss
Annie Husbands in q very clever manner.
The party had been, by the originators,
planned as a secret call on Miss Sallie
Mills, but which, in reality, was intended
tor the little lady above mentioned. Miss
Annie wss invited to attend q party on her
friend Sallie, and while waiting for her es-
cort was surprised 70 End how skilliully mst-
rers bad been arranged ard how blindfolded
she had been. The visitors were made TO
enjoy themselves BY their hostess. Games
end other amusements were ia order. A
bounfeous repast was given and q splendid
time was bad by all.
First M. Il. social.
The socisls Of the First N. Z. Church are
growing more Interesting with each meet
ing, the last one being an occasion largely
ATTENDED By the scholara Of the Sunday