Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-16
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Sscai Correspondence of TIE Ssiaday ReciAr.
SrEUBkNvIILE, September 15.-A con-
veDtion Of Christian workers convened III
the Christian Church, on North Fourth
street, Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. The
delegates were from Columbians, Harrison
and Jefferson counties, which comprises
District No. IL of the Ohio Christian Mis-
sion Society. The convention ended its
labors on Wednesday evening, the exer.
cises consisting Of addresses, essays and
remarks show wing the best methods 10 be
adopted TO advance Sunday School and
other Christian work On Wednesday even
ipg, Prof Hspes. Of Ada. Ohio, sang hle
popular songs of ''Shall Your Shall ~
'.Shipwrecked." The attendance through
ont was god, and CREST interest was man.
lies ed in the proceedings.
D. J. Sipclsir recently laid out an sddi-
ton to the city at the corner Of Ross and
Seventh streets aud already has disposed 81
all ths lots with the exception of enc Mt.
Sinclair put the lots gu the market at rea'
sonable rates, and they readily found sale
smorg wage workers who desire to make
homes for themselves and families. A
large portion OF the indnstrisl population
of the city own their osn homes. Stsuben.
vile hasn't very many really wealthy peo-
pie, neither hss she very many absolutely
poor opts. The community is made mp oil
well-to do citizens.
The Steubenviils Pottery, Acme glass
works, Sumner glas works, Humphreys
glass works, Ohio Valley pot works, JED
erson Iron works, Means foundry, Ohio
foundry and stove works aud all the other
industriels Of the city are running full
blast, and everything gives promise Of an
uuususlly prosperous fall season. Al
Mineo, Brilliant, Toronto, and other neigh
boring towns the outlook is also cheering.
The Ohio Valley ia having a boom.
Fred. p. Hatch, formerly in the office oil
the Eugineer Of Maintenance aud Way OF
the Panhandle in this city, and later engi
ueer Of the C. NJ &V. railway, has been
assigned TO the charge Of the c., st. l.. q
7. railroad between Columbus and Ind
annapolis Mr. Hatch is making rapid
Roadway and before many years will he nj
the top Of the ladder Every step upward
ut u1hhft u " nbulSF w grow P'e"0"'S w
his many Stenbensille irieods.
The friends of s A Jordan will learn
with sorrow that he Ia lying very Ill Mt
Sharpshurg. Pa.
w. NJ. Beali, Of Beall & S,elle, whole
sale druggists, aud Miss Carothsrs were
united in marriage At tho hone OF the
brides psreats IN Rochester, Pa, last
Tuesday.
Russ Jamiaou and Miss Helen X.
Knowles were married Monday evening.
Rev. DR. Youmans, Of Hamline NJ. r
Church, oflicistiDg.
Justice Keys il lvirg very i'll at his
IA hers residence on North Fifth street.
Rev. o. V. Stewart, pastor OF the First
Presbyterian Church, left Wednesday Tor
"e'cer county, Pa, To spend his vacation
| with old friendp.
Miss Nina lber, has returned fiom a
visit TO Miss Amy Chapman, at Bellalre.
Mr AID Mrs. +. ID. Thompson, OF Chi
cage, and children are visiting MIR Thomp'
sons psrcris, on North Fifth street.
Hugh Forsythc, of Baltimore, is visiting
his old stamping ground, and IL n welcome
gurst Of Stsuhsnvills friends.
Misa Ina McF-ely is home from a visit
~ her cousin, Mrs john Waters OF Cad'z
Mr aad Mira Thomas Feiss and dsneh-
Ter of Kspsas City are gue-ta ut the resi-
ience Of A. Fest, North Fifth Street
Charley MAndel, formerly ticket agent
of the Panhandle IN tho city hut BOW q
rate clerk of the Northern Pacific d 81.
Paul, was in from Chicago this week call
Ing on HE old S'eubenvilis friends.
john Nicholson, cashier Of the Boulder,
Col, national bank, arrived here Wednes,
Jay evening an n viGit TO relatives and
friends.
Policeman Kelly arrived home Wednes-
day morning from his California trip.
Mrs. X. =. OibeTt in ut Columbus, the
gurst OF MrH Ju5ge Pugh.
Charley MCClirton left Tuesday for n
mouths vacation in the west.