Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-02

city. til p. m the party repaired to the
Hotel haywood, where that prince OF
caterers, Jolly John May wood, had prepar-
ed an abundant luncheon. An hour was
devoted TO its discussion. after which the
merry Hhirl was resumed ct Lafayette.
Those present were Misses Edith Nc
Kim. Blanche Medill, Alma Cheseell,
Sadie Donehoe, Of Beaver, Pa, Mamie
Mortoa, of Cambridge, o, Matte Aedill.
of Kansas City, Jessie Swsriz, Clue and
Sallie Miller, Cora Owens, Mary David
son, Kate Ralston, and Meesrs joseph
Pennington, Paul Morrison, VIII Thomas
George Chtssell, Sam Bennett, Of Colum-
bus, James N. Hukill, Walter Darran, U.
w. Swartz, Joseph Walter, Of East Liver
pool, Will Crowell, Frank link and Root.
Stewart.
HEwsY NOTES.
James Lyle received bad fall from q
ladder while repairing an awning In
Wheeling on Friday.
The city hall and mayors office are TO
he nicely repaired, repapered and reps'nt-
ed. I. wouldn't be o bad scheme to re-
iuyenate some of the buildings occupants
Mr.. @. M. Buchanan, who has been head
book-keeper ut the Standard Mill dur1Dg
the past year, has resigned to accept
similar position with the new Hobbs Glass
Co. of Wheeling. Mr.. W. d. Manning,
another member of the Standard once
force, takes Mr.. Buchansn's place.
julius Jacobs Dry Goods store will
from this on during the fall and winter
keep open in the evenings. This Is IN &C
cordanee with the contract among the
merchants.
Rev. G. 81. Schodde, Of Columbus, D,
formerly porter of the German Lutheran
church in this. city, is, with his wife,
domiciled for the present at the nome Oh
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dsrsch
Daring the past two weeks the REGISTER
in Martins Ferry mas received three letters
of inc uiry for business rooms on Hanover
or some other will.be located thorough
fare.
Mrs W. F. Ridgeley and daughter, Mrs.
John c. Ward, of Steubenvilie, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Strain.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Gibbons and son, OF
Washington, D. @, have returned home
after pleasant visit with Stanley Gibbons,
of Broadway street
Miss Myrtle Delaney returned to her
home in Brownsville, Pa, yesterday after
pleasant visit with Mrs. BENZ. Exiey'
Miss Matte Exley accompanied Miss
Delaney.
Will Connolly, who was kicked by q
horse at his stables one day last week Is
able TO be about, but eau do no work yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, J. Van Pelt are the
guests of friends out of town.
Will NJ. Cattell is at Damascus, U at
tending yearly meeting of the Quakers:
The roofs of the Central and First Ward
school buildings have been reprinted.
Rev. Slater Brown will preach at Lam
caster Chapel to-day.
Willie Smylie. son Of President Smy-
lie, of the City Council, fell from tree one
dsy last week and broke an arm. He was
doing a. well ~ could be expected at last
accounts.
Quite a number of our people will ut
tend the fair of the Belmont .ounty Agri-
cultural Society in St. Clairsville this COM
ing week. This years fair promises to IN
quite interesting and much above the av-
erage of the past few years.
An infant child of VIM. and Ella Jack
son died aud was buried in Rtverview
Cemetery last week.
Ga last Tuesday, Ishmael Beck, roll
hand at the .E.na mill, had both eyes and
his face and neck badly burned by flash
from hot cinder ball which he was pass
log through the rolls. 1t was feared at
first that he might lose the sight Of one
eye, but both eyes can probably be saved.
Last week A. D. Newlsnd received word
from his brother-in-law, M. M. Sheets,
that relative of his, Mr.. Will n. Wright
had started from st. Paul to come here,
and had been overcome by illness in Chi
csgo. Mr.. Newland went on 10 Chicago
last week, and brought the Young man TO
his home in this city, where he now lies in
the Iast stages Of consumption. Mr..
Wright left home few years ago, aud
| went into the real estate business in st
Paul and Minneapolis, and in the short
time he has been there he has amassed con-
siderable money. His lungs, however,
have given out entirely and he is hopeless
inv aid.
St Paul's Episcopal congregation has let
the contract for the building Of the new
church contemplated by them for some
time past. The new structure will be OF
frame, on the Queen Anne style of archi-
lecture. 1t will he quite large enough for
the present needs of the congregation, and
will be prettily modelled and flushed
Jacob Arm, the well-known carpenter and
builder, has secured the contract and will
commence the building at once.
A large force of men have commenced
work on the extension of William Mann's
foundry. The stone foundations are al
most completed.
The G. A. II. held picnic at Helling's
Grove yesterday afternoon.
A meeting of old soldiers and citizens
was held in the City Hall on Friday night
to formulate an association for the purpose
of erecting O monument in the soldiers
plat in Riverview cemetery. Temporary
officers were elected and arrangements
made for further operations.
Rev. James Sslby left yesterday for his
home at Moreantown, w. Va. He will en-
ter school at Westminster, Nd, in a few
weeks.
Miss Lizzie McClelland, Of Wellsburg,
was the guest of Mrs. Frank Ford last
week.
An old man drunk "a lord and depend
iug upon his sober wife for assistance in
walking, passed through town last even
ing. and drew quite crowd to the street
Miss Aguess Joyce, of Bridgeport, was
in the city Friday, calling on friends.
The Coating Jaws" and Heading
Levers" two mines of Laughlin mill nail
ers played thirteen innings Of ball yester-
day. The score stood II to Is in favor OF
the claws"
Mrs Rev. Z G. Simpson, who has been
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. An
! derson Ralston, left last week for Flush-
ing to visit other relatives.
Misses Chill and Ssllie Miller have re-
turned from an extended visit with their
sister in Zinesville.
1t was reported about town last week
that the Walnut Grove bad been sold 20 @
gentleman who would clear it up and offer
it for sale in town lots. Investigation
| proves this to be entirely false. No dis
| nosjtiop has been made of the grove