Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-04-19

tastefully laid away in baskets which were
sent to place designated. When tina: crowd
marched into the home OF the AFORESAID isiy
and took possession, Mrs. Piper was not at
home. but she was soon found. She Is al
WAYS in the best Of humor and IN good
hearted manner proceeded to make all at
home Fun was the event of the evening
excepting the big supper. After several
hours OF mirth, the intruders reluctantly
hid their kind friend adieu but not before
they had received an invitation 70 call
The First ward had been enjoying sea
SON of Monroe quietness, when the older
folks of the lower part of town prepared q
surnrise ON Mrs. Annie Heslop. The even
inc chosen was Monday and and at an ap'
POINTED hour the party came into the he'loP
residence with q rash. They had large
supply of sTeetmeats with them ana aiIer d
peIiod of social enjoyment the supper was
brought forth and as the merry crowd toast
ed and partook of the elegant spread they
wished The hostess long life. Some OF
those present are named below: Mr.. and
Mrs joseph Camp, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Crozier, Mr.. and MIRA Louis Ebertng, Mr..
Mrs. James Definbaugh, Mr.. and Mrs. IS.
Holland. Mrs. Piershey and daughter, MIS-
VIM. Heslop and daughter, Mrs. LOCKWOOD
Mrs. Alex. Sterritt, Mrs j. Faucet, MISS
Mary Burke, Miss Mary Harvey. Miss MIN
ME towmann, Mr.. C. Weirick, Mr.. Harvey,
Mr.. Peck, Mr.. Clark, Mr.. Anderson, and
Mr.. Bosnett.
The grand march at the Niagara last
Thursday night, led by Miss Lillian fltton
ard George Stephens was the finest ever
given at that rink. 80,
The Buckeye did not exert herself las,
week, and most of the crowds collected a
the upper Kinks.
There was fun at the Niagara rink on
Monday afternoon. whicn was witnessed oy
a large crowd. The Bottle RiOwers were
there almost 10 q man and they were al
learning TO roll. Thos Boyoe played leader
and gave the crowd what few pointers the
Young ladies had given him.
The Kinks have not been the rage thu
week hy a good deal. The Buckeye anc
the Elyssian had but small crowds all week
The attractions at the Niagara drew only
fair audiences. -,
The colored carnival takes place a! the
Elysian rink tomorrow evening.
Albert Waltz has made two visits here
this winter.
Oliver Mehan thinks the Belmont street
bridge will cost $500.
The glass workers got more money yeSter
day.
Lee Hammond has gone to Cincinnati.
John Runyon has the fever.
Will King and wife and Miss Mary Pow
ell are at Warnock.
Miss Moffatt, of Wheeling, is the guest Of
Miss Jennie RSwles. .
Monday evening the Monumental Assocl
alton meets in City Hall.
The members of the defunct Ohio Sign
Company viii be sued for lumber bill We
understand.
The Elysian had music for its skaters
yesterday afternoon.
Country school teachers were ndnnerou:
here Yesterday. Thirty.eight were exam
ined fer competency, =,
James Lancaster has returned I'd OIL
liant.
Al but two of this years graduating
class were examined for teachers yester
dsy.
A glassworker said yesterday "Those
Pitts urg boys are doing the handsome
thirg by US, and should we ever get in a
pinch would be willing TO give half ms
wages when at work for their support"
Rev. Shrom assists Rev. Brown to day.
DR.. Williams is home from New Phil,
adelphia.
The new building association receives its
first money on the 9th.
Mrs. 5. u. Perkins, on temperance, in
the Christian Church to day at | P. m.
Bellsire ladies were assaulted at the
Wheeling wharf at an early hour yesterday
morning, while going 10 the Princess from
the bah room.
A. Kotz has gone east.
Quinby Herrick is back from business
trip for the Boston Shoe House.
Coal fats were passing down, last night
". D. Blackison is home from Michigan
There were more "totterirg" men on the
streets yesterday than for long time.
The nail feeders Of this city met in the
X. of L. hall yesterday afternoon and or
ganized. Delegates were selected TO attend
the meeting of the Ohio Valley Trades
Assembly at Wheeling this afternoon.
A new office is being built for andrew
Roeder on Union street.
Samuel H. Wallace ct the First Prcsby-
teriaH church this morning.
The Heinlein boys now swn the Mammoth
rink in Bridgeport.
Echo Club announces aaother hop for
April 30.
Annual meeting of the Buckeye Building
Association May IL.
Council should encourage the new direc.
tory.
The Fifth ward has an historical society.
Charles McClain now occupies his new
residences.
George Grafton was in town yesterday
drumming business for the Marietta Chair
Company.
Heatherington's band has received new
uniforms.
Billy La Roche will be glad to see-Tou at
his new music store.
Tkos. Hart is out again.
The B. &. o. psy-ear was here yesterday.
Business Was pretty good yesterday
He'll will challenge Richards for three
mile race. Henry has been offered al the
backing he needs, and all the McKeesport
"Reddy' has to do rs 10 trot out
Clint Collins was at the Elysiar lest
night, and the Tramp Brigade maGs-fun
for the spectators at she Niagara.