Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-22
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Notes Caught Up BY Our News Man in tho
Glass City and Boiled Down.

Notes Caught Up BY Our New. MAJ in tho
Glass City and Boiled Down.
The Enterprise window glass works puts
out its fires next Saturday.
Some of our people will 60 to the
Inauguration at Washington.
DR.. Park West is back from ST. Glars
Vile. lie still uses a cane.
Miss Nellie Williams returned from
college sick yesterday.
The ice gorge will make things lively
when it starts, if the river stays closed long.
Some Of the flint glass workers go to
Martins Ferry this afternoon to attend the
funeral Of a brother workman.
Special meeting Of Bellaire Lodge No.
26T, A. F. ii A. NJ, tomorrow evening
Vim. Daugherty, manager Of the rink, has
recovered from a short spell Of sickness.
Julius Waite will attend Frazier's bust
ness college aiteg March /.
Marion Sheppard bass new girl arrival.
DIR. James is visiting at his old home in
Virginia.
Misses Annie Fulton and SalIie Irwin, Of
Wheeling, are the guests Of Misses Mary
Sull ivan and Lizzie Strobe.
The steel works will resume Tomorrow.
The nail factory will 60 on Wednesday.
Every body, reporters included, knows
more about the glass situation than the
flint glass workers themselves, to hear them
talk.
j.. !. Moss will preach in the Christian
church to-day.
Usual services in the South Bellaire NJ.
L. Church today.
Rev. W. Walker begins today a series Of
sermons on the Bible.
Yesterday was a pleasant day and farm
ers were in in large numbers.
Mrs. George Grouse and daughter Lunie
are at Warnock Station to-day.
Rev. j. X. McKallip has for his subject
this morning, "a Revival in Religion
Luke Fitton will be buried in Wheeling
this afternoon at $50 o'clock.
Quarterly meeting in the A. NJ. Z.
church to-day.
Mrs. Fl. G.. Hardinstein is in Cambridge.
Skaters occupied the mouth Of the creek
yesterday.
The township Board of Education, at its
meeting yesterday afternoon sustained the,
action Of teacher Tschsppet in the trouble
with young Brown. The case has been
taken 10 court. Brown is the chap who
gave Robert Anderson trouble some time
ago.
Several Of the Bridgeport flint glass
workers were in town yesterday drawing
tie allowance.
J. n. Burke has gone TO Chicago.
T. J. Smith has returned from a business
trip.
New arrivals at the Home Hotel: Jas.
Benliue, a new boy; John Klee, girl baby;
and Israel Peley, a bran new boy.
Robert Neal is improving slowly.
Seven thousand and FIVE hundred dollars
for an ice hsrbor. 1t would take lo0'ap-
preparations Of this kind to put up a sub
stantial harbor.
Harry TuSsey left yesterday for St. Louis,
where be goes to work.
Two conversions at the N. E. Church on
Friday night.
James Baker was buried at Woodland,
W. Va, yesterday.
The B. & o. is making improvements
aheut its property near the round house.
Maggie Woods has returned home 10
Wheeling after a pleasant visit with friends
here.
The township trustees met yesterday
afternoon and had a lively talk over the
new bridge project.
News at the Mayors Court Is scarce.
Aconfectiona-y store Sili be started on
Union street.
Miss Myrtle Ro5inson gave a pleasant tea
party to . few Of her friends on Thursday
evening ia honor Of her birthday.
August Sohraum was Gfty4fye years old
on Thursday night. and tie Liedeskrantx
Society called upSR him aad gaTe hin a