Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-29
TEUBENvILLE WV.


p0Hdsa Of Rs Sundop pro,..
oIEUBESvILLE, April % -.
tant = nposy No. ~, Pstriarcbs nm
cav No :, assisted by Canton Fran.
Svy No: 90, Of Toronto, %csIshrasaj ran an
ma.. anniversary Of thu estah,;SL
;sun' o., the Order of Odd FelIo~a ~ nm
c'sy. Iney paraded the strssts We 10 snls
ware adjourned to Odd Fs,Io~s, a Muu
mnere appropriate exercises. -a.s nan,
.neouen with. and Q. B. Doty. sftsr sOns
Inc canton was named, vss in;t;st.J Ill
tne mysteries Of the orrsn;z,,;an c ue
francey was instituted AZ TO-. Sa W1
Tsny nignt by Gen. Franklin En;s =,
sIop, ONO, assisted by the Oheyal;srs =,
Seeuoenvnie, and on the same %even;na
Captains n 4 Blinn, j. M. Wilson Lent
y: w. Bell and Chevalier 3 IL psrm -
setuted Canton Wheeling No. 80 IN tba,
city. The Chevsliers presentei a Saa :.
pearance IN their elegant new uniforms
The knights Of Pythias. HAVING AZ.
ranged their new hall in the heat msnra-
possible; erected the only irs eacana in tha
CITY, ana therefore being hoassd and situ.
ateo m q manner extremely gratifying, are
now beginning to think about their eom-
iug trip to Cincinnati 10 attend = session
OF D Supreme Lodge. Ivanioe Division
VII! attend In q body; and a large number
OF the members OF the subordinate lodges
VIII accompany them. 1t is not vet def.
nitely settled whether they will 20 owe
the Il. q o. railroad via Wheeling. or
by the Panhandle. A question of rates
prevents q settlement of this part Of the
programme.
IL. B. Humphrey. formerly paymaster
for the Pan-handle Railroad Company, aud
well known in this city, died in Cincinnati
at 100 o'clock Thursday, His funeral
took place at FreepOrt, Harrison county,
on Friday.
Tina condition Of Mile. DsAco, who sus-
tained Q terrible fall while making her
light fpm the top Of the Opera House on
Iuesea7 evening, is much improved, and
toerefsnow no doubt of her ultimate re-
cover. Sha is still at the McCouville
Hotel attended by her niece, little Bertha
Wilso, and Victor Dslmar, who were
memers or the Sparks Company.
ME- Heber Brown, of S~teubenyille, on
Wednesday purchased th~eSproperty of Fred
Knag in Toronto, for S., 900. Mrs. Brown
intens making her residence in Toronto,
An Ecclesiastical Council met il oon-
gregsonal Church Friday af'sfnoon at
o'cloc, and ordaiusd pev. G. W. Carroll
as poor of the congregation.
Nd p. Mccain and daughter Mary are
the hests of Mrs. ]. B. Campbell at
Washington
Colael W.. Taylor, of the Cincinnati
EaqRinr, was Y the city Thursday getting
interyi.ss and tews in regard to the Con-
gressional eontesAjn this district.
DR.. j. B. Mccullough and son Vern, are
home from a the weeks %scjourn ut Old
Point Comfort. ID latter's health iscon-
siderably improved
Following are a C0uncilmanic Com
mittees as appointtby President Henry:
Finance. Henry, Al4p aud Priest; Claims,
Hsgap, Morrison aif Kells; Rules, Orr,
Dougherty and Harar; Markets, Nichol-
son, KelIs and Orr; Hiding, Dougherty,
Basler and Orr; POLIO Kells, Nicholson
aud Basler; Streets, Hnry, Morrison and
Hargsr; Light, Alban, efiest and Butler;
Printing. Basler, Kellt md Hargar; Gas,
Priest, Hagan and Nicbdpn; Fire, Morri-
SOD, Dougherty and Bher; Ordinances,
Butler, Alban and Harga
Cards have been issuedfr the marriage
of Miss Annie Cobb, of New York, and
Rev. G. B. Halloek, foruty of Steuben-
vile. The event will TAXI place Tuesday
evening, May 9Th.
Charles A. Boyer and MaJennie Rob-
ertson were married last Ss6ay evening
by Rev. Chapman, pastor ofds Firt NJ. E.
church.
Miss Clarissa Mccormick, dthis city, is
visiting Mrs. DR.. Workman, aeadiz.