Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-07

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10 OVERLOOKING each evening. The piece
viii probably be reproduced with some ad'
ditional touching up
Louis Long gave the usual Saturday
afternoon concert yesterday. :.
John Mcclellan wal buried IN GsliPohs
yesterday.
G. Rumbach's s1mmer garden is ready
for opening.
abundance in our market al present
Black fronts with gold trimmings are
growing in favor as fine colors for business
houses.
Miss Lille Fitton is in GAINESVILLE.
Some of the l. o. o. T. lodge was In
Wheeling yesterday.
Nailfeeders' and Ironworklrs' picnics
gathered q few of our people.
Mss Lizzie Cald xell, cousin o! Lon
Leach, of Gravel Hill, and Frank Todd,
both of Cameron, W. Va, were united IN
marriage at the home OF the groom's par,
ents a few days ago. Both parties are the
chilGren of well.to do farmers and they
enter married life with the best of prospects.
They took o bridal tour East over the b. q
o. The supper set before invited friends on
the occasion is said to have been an elegant
rtpast.
Several Bellaire residents Of Brilliant are
camping at Block House Run, below Bril-
liant several miles. From one of the party
We learn that the campers are having a
merry time of it.
1t is nearing the time for the annual pic
mic of the Echo club.
Dancing has had the covers thrown over
it until cooler weather.
VIM. Voitle, mold maker at the Belmont
glass works, has been married to MISS lille
Moore of Fort Worth, Kansas.
Strawberries are selling two boxes tor q
quarter.
Services in the First Presbyterian church
to day.
Smith, the German teacher, has given up
The attempt to organize a German class IN
this city as fruitless.
Quarterly meeting in the First NJ. E.
church to-day.
John Gray has returned to Chicago.
The second issue of the Boycottef was
distributed all over the city last evening.
Wheeling park will have 9 large number
OF VISITORS from QSr6 IOudI.
Elysian polo club played the Chapl'ne
street club in Wheeling last night.
Vim. Scott has returned to his home In
Chicago. =,
Notwithstanding the fact that the nail
factory and steel works are shut down, the
Bellaire nail works is employing Us men
about the works.
George Stevens is back from Cameron,
W. Va, where he has been farming for
exercise.
c class of the High School picniced at
Wallace's dam yesterday.
Mack Grey is among his old friends 10
Bellaire again.
Rev. J. E. Garrett in the South Bellaire
N. Z. Church this evening.
B, hemian glass workers were selling
fancy glass goods at the Niagara rink last
light.
Mics Maggie Duffy, who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Stout, of the Second
ward, for several days, returned to her home
in Wheeling yesterday.
Mr. John A. Gallaher and wife went to
Marietta yesterday.
A private picnic is announced for
Schramm's orchard, north Of town, for next
Tuesday.
Miss Kate Marsh was able to walk out
Yesterday after several weeks sickness.
Black Prince Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
the other night, elected the following officers;
c. c., Charles Eduurds; B. c., r. Foust;
Prelate, D. D. Glasgow; NJ. at A George E.
Morgan. These officers will be duly installed
at the first meeting in July.
o. q. Young and John Steger make the
Blue Seal Cigars.
Officers of the First ward hose company:
Captain, W. B. Killgore; First Lieutenant,
G. f. Marx; Second Lieutenant, F. j. Frey
linger; First Duty Sergeant, James +. Kill
gore; Second Duty Sergeant, Joseph LaDue;
President, Abe Stahl; Secretary, j. A.
Camp; Treasurer, M. Rertchey; Janitor, j.
A. Kraus.
The Globe base ball club returned from
GAINESVILLE, feeling thlt they had a good
time and confident that they are too heavy
tor the boys of GAINESVILLE. In the second
game at the latter place, the score resulted
7 to 9 in favor of the home club. Our play
Frs had things their own way until the last
inning, when several careless plays were
made more on purpose than anything else.
GAINESVILLE had been losing every game that
had been played for some time, and had our
bows laid them out it is likely that the club
would have gone to pieces as the people out
heir are somewhat disguised with their
playing Some of the witnesses
admitted to the Bellaire boys that
they had given the game to
GAINESVILLE out OF sympathy. The Glass
City boys feel grateful to their friends for
heir faTors while away, and should it be in
the power of the Globes to do a kindness
for the players of Zanc9ville, it will be done.
About $33 was the net loss Of the two
James to the home club. Nicholson and
George of the Globes played yesterday in
Columbus with the GAINESVILLE boys.
Mrs Stewart Wilson, of the Fourth ward,
entertained a number of her old school
mates and friends last eVeveng. An ele,
CANT supper was prepared for the visitors
who did the good things up" to the aston
rshmeut of themselves.
Glass workers Of Local Union No. 9 will
picnic next Saturday.
VIII Oliver says it is o boy.
Lower coal works are doing M work of
importance.
Whenever q boat stops at this place for
several days extra guards are put on the
hen roosts.
Fannie Simms, milliner, leaves shortly
for Baltimore.
Saloon keepers are arranging for a game
of ball.
Nervous DebiIitated Men