Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-04

nm that day for the usual summer less'
At least 1 200 men and boys are iree 70 g
and do as they please for vacation. MOS
all of them were ready to take rest, iol
they had the assurance that the iactorie,
would resume in full in the fall ana AL
needed recreation. Already many Oh ais
bows have taken advantage of the stop ano
hied away to some pleasant spot IN tine
eountry. This week number OF fshlne
cluhs will 90 down the river. Not lie"
of the employees of the window glass houses
have their families located in other cities
These workmen feel, when they leave
Bellaire after each fire, as If they were
going to spend the heated term with friends
at n distance, when they are only going to
their families. 1t is to be hoped that when
the time comes for the flint and window
houses to resume that everything VIII Ds
satisfactory, and that the factories VIII
have steady work for another fire. The
window factories may be a little late start,
| inc. rs they desire to introduce the natural
gas. The stock of glass on hand is some
what smaller than year ago. Prices are
still very low, and there is not much prop
ability of their getting better.
The marriage of George Thompson, o.
Mingo. to Miss Lizzie McGraw, OF Gravel
Hill, was one of the society events OF last
week. Below is list of the presents re-
ceived: Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson, sll
yer cake stand; Mrs. ID. ii. Rice, table
spread; S. Q. Hamilton and wife, larg'
covered clothes basket; Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Wetherald, linen towels; Mis-:
Kate Cook, bed spread; Miss Jennie and
W. C. Steward, coal vase; MIR. and Mrs
sam McGowan, linen towels; MIR. ano
Mrs. ]. L. Adams. table spread; Mr.. ana
Mrs. ]. ID. Baker, set of china saucers
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V. Miller, painted plaque
on stand; Robert Thompson, silver pickle
castor; Mr.. and Mrs John T. McGraw,
fruit and cake stand; Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5,
Carroll. set of smoothing irons; Mr.. and
McClarin and daughter Annie, beautiiuI
colored pitcher and glasses; Mr., and MIS-
John Scott, china fruit dish
Mrs. Thompson, Holy Bible; Maggie
Egan, elegant bouquet; Misses Maud and
Mary Nicholson, SNOWFALL panel; Mis-
Elva Wetherald, silk table scarf; Bessie
Swatman, hanging lamp; Laura McCul'
Tough. vase holders; w. II. Thompson,
hanging lamp; Everett Baker and SISTER
Nora, elegant steel engraving; DR.. }. IT,
Mccullough and wife, peach-blow vases
Miss Z. A. Cummins, vase; Myrtle Weth'
erald. hand-worked plush tidy; Mrs
Thompson and daughter LOuella, silver
knives and forks; Miss NJ. Cummins, card
receiver; A. j. and S. J. Keyser, Tenny'
sons book; w. F. Reed, Persian berry
dish; Mary A. Crangle, fruit dish; james
McGraw, plush rocking chair; j. W. COul.
son and wife, silver pickle castor; Mr. and
Mrs. w. II. Thompson, large clock; Samuel
Simmons, silver castor; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Reed. set silver spoons; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Davis. silver sugar spoon; Miss Alice Kirk
patrick and Miss Mary Wallace, set OF
glassware.
Mrs. Charles Beazel has about recovered
| from the fever.
Black Prince Lodge, X, Of p, will at
tend picnic at bridgeport tomorrow
given by Belmont Lodge,
George Webb will leave next Wednesday
for New Jersey, where he will reside.
George Royce has gone to Burr's Mills to
spend the summer.
Moring Hart & Co. S statesmen are home
for n couple of weeks.
The 0. V. X. r. is being put down slow,
! but sure
The Dauntless is on her way back from
Cincinnati witha tow of empties.
The mould shop at the Goblet works will
resume in two weeks
Joseph Colbert left yesterday for Pitts
! burg to spend the summer.
| Miss Matte Rankin, who has been i'll
for some time, does not improve as fast as
was hoped.
Misses Kate Cook and Annie McClarin
were the guests of friends here last week.
| Miss Jennie Sharp has left for visit in
Pennsylvania and other States
Henry Grella is back from o visit to the
Travis Boat Club at Clarington.
Anumber of our people spent yesterday
at the MOundsyilie camp ground
A party Of young gentlemen, with Chas.
Hamilton rs Captain, will leave to-mor-
row on fishing trip
The Bright Light fishing club leaves to-
morrow on trip.
A number of our people are at Burr's
| Mills to-day
The hank will not be open tomorrow.
Rev. j. X McKallip is in GAINESVILLE to-
day.
The ianitOr of the Fourth ward schools
will be elected Tuesday evening.
The Willing Workers Of the A. NJ. +.
church gave lawn fcte at the home OF
Miss Fannie King last night.
| The BARRIERS will observe tomorrow.
Rev. J. c. Smith will hold services to,
day in the South NJ. +. church.
Ben Faris returns to Cincinnati on Tues
| day.
Will Myers moved his family to Zanes
vile.
Rev. VIM. SlcmmOns, of Cadiz, will I'll
the pulpit in the First Presbyterian Churcl
to-day.
There will be q social in the Elysiar
rink tomorrow evening.
Mechanics Hose Company and the Wo
mems Relief Corps held picnics yesterday
Will Mcbride has accepted position il
Jones x Laughlin's mill ut Pittsburg.
Thos. Dickens has opened meat shol
on the west side of the public square,
Harry Gill is home from Pittsburg t,
spend the Fourth.
Ian DICHudll, DloNcI 1T tIc SlScl NOIks
has gone to Pittsburg TO work
The family of Vim. Gill, accompanied by
Mrs. James Gill, are camping at Burr
Mills.
John Shannafelt, who has been wOrkin,
ut GAINESVILLE, is home for several days.
f. A. Goodman, Of Steubenylle, is il
the city.
VIM. Mcdonald and Miss Mary Ram
sower were married yesterday.
The clerks will hold a special meeting a
8 o'clock this morning.
Miss Annie Husbands is visiting Mis-,
Laura Sheldon in Chicago.
VIM. Copeland is visiting friends up tn,
river.
Thomas Treece will take trip to Gin
cinnati
Will Long returned from Bay View yes
terday morning, where he has been work
ing.
The younger element of the Republican
party in this city has begun 10 protest
against the older heads running matters all
their own way, and Young Mems Repub.
] can Club will be organized.
The street sprinkler has been kept busy
! for the past week The rain threatened