Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
BENwooD.

Ten new buildings have been erected in
Lower ward during the past season.
The psdsgc CUES will attend the Ps DO iy
Institute Tdurdsy.
Prot. A. Lorentz will deliver q lecture
the title of which is "Ths Missirg LUX, I"
a. the McMeehen cAool NIX week, the pro
&c sds Of which will go to t 1e bnilding fuad
for thu church to be erected in that village
The fact that numbers Of our inhsbitan.i
pur chased the B. & o. books of trips to
and from Wheeling indicate that not much
dep ,ndsnce ia PLACID on the motor ruu,
ming in the rer future at least.
Ths public school will clcss Wedntsi day
and re open the 70 10 wing Monday.
The ladie1 of the II. E Sewing Circle
will give a first class oyster supper Thanks
giving evening, for which purpose Mr..
Pelley has donated the use of his restau-
rant.
Mr.. J. Guiuo resigned his position st the
Junction and left for Pittsbu'g last week.
Mr.. Trutle, OF IrOrtop, received full
JOB in tie old factory las. week.
The B. & o. pay car was here Thur
day.
SIR. Robert Coates, a debonsir young
gentleman Of Steutenyile, was the guest
of NJ. ". P. Brown las. week
Miss Fsnlie May visited in Moundsyille
Friday.
Qnta number from here will attend
Cardinal Gibbons le,tIre Tdesiay even
ing
Tie German Lutheran congregation ar,
bu ldiDg a parsonage adjoining ttel
church.
Two cows, one owned by N. J. Gately
Sr. aud the other by W. P. Cnrrsp, wer:
killed on o Il r K. Thursday.
The north bJund track on the 3. & Q
has bte1 in a general state Of bl )ckad;
during 'he p;st We K.
The Wheeling Company's steel plan
has ben idle foc tde past two days, owiUt
to On INSULT ,ient supply Of coal.
Mrs. J. W. Heaiey entertained mum
bsr of her friends in pleasant and hosFi
table manner Thursday evening.
Mr. Sherwood Brush, of the R'vsrsil,
Steel Works plant, has purchased IN
Vennamsn property in Mechen.
A freight car jrmped the track yester
dsy, near the Steel Works.
The Misses Carpenter gave pleasant re
Gel ion at their home out in the country
Thursday evening.
A good public library aud reading FOOT
would be an incalcusb,e bineft to thi'
community. Not that it is 6e,ired in the
interes! of those who are imbued with the
pleasure and profit of reading, but more
for tn formation Of ttat habit in the rising
peneratio7, and co. the amusement ar6
entertainment Of tie Logon of boys and
youths who are forced TO stand about or
the st:eets, which is the prelude tt al!
vices. A library is not luxury but
necessity. Toe times demand it. The cost
is something, bat the district is well able
to afford it, and should palty dollars and
cents be considered in proportion to the sd'
vantages accr1iug from it. TIE improve
rlent of the morals, of the intellect and
the advancement OF the mechanic, and IN
proport on as the lst'eT becomes skilltu'
and Intelligent his wages and the produc;
the;e?f increased in vklue 50 that his en-
ligt men! is a triple advantage. ": =
himtelf, to the community, where he dis
burssd his morey, and to the uanntac'
turers. The Board Of Education would No
6onbs make al appropriation tIr this OBJ
iect and the numerous Industries and t5t
City Council would make liberal subs2Tip
tions. Let some philsutbroph;c ciiize5
take hold OF the matt:r and push i
through.