Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-28
MARrIN,s FERRY.
The Events Of Yesterday Across the
River.

The Jr o. Z. A. N. will celebrate
/ Thanksgiving By a grand parade, when
/ will be participated in by brothers from
Wheeling. B=llaiTe end Bridgeport. They
] will meet at the nall at 100 p. Ia. ana
march to the ferry, where they will meet
the Wheeling dslegat'On; thence 10 the
dspot. where they will meet the brothers
from Bsll4ire and Bridgeport; thence TO
! their hall, where the regular line Of march
will begin as follows: Down Fin TO
| Walnut. down Walnut 10 Fourth, down
Fourth to Broadway, down Broadway 20
| Monroe, up Monroe 10 Fourth, mp Fourth
to Jefferson, down Jefferson 10 Second,
up Second 10 WASHINGTON, down Wash
iugton to FIRST, Up Fist 20 Carlisle, up
/ Carlisle tn Second, dom Second TO Han
over, up Hanover TO hail on tli'h street.
where they will have q j0liteaisoD.
Mrs. Thomas Johns, of Moyn, Pa, ar
rived IN the city last evening to yisl' neI
sister, Miss LIZZIE Riiney.
TIE Boston Quintette Clnb VIII be al
The Opera House December IA The COM
pauy comes highly recommended ard
| shonld have a packed house, especially os
| n ia for the bensit of the Baptist church,
who are building parsonage snd are Try
/ iug To raise the money to Fay for II. Inc
watch contes, for the same bereht will be
decided at the Baptist church On Monday
evening December 2.
The enterprising proprietor OF the May
wood Hotel. John 2. Msy wood, 10 haVipg
The house fitted up at q heavy expense
with electric bells throughout, for the con-
venience Of his patrons. Mr. haywood
hiss spent 8 great deal OF money IN lifting
and putting il ali modern Improvements
and now has every convenience that can be
found in any first class hotel.
To day il Thsnksgi wing and viii be OBJ
served IN this city generally. Ooe thing
the city lacks on a national holiday Is a
nice lag, which most cities OF lie s'zs
hsve. There is a movement on foot among
| some Of the secret societies TO present the
different schools with q handsome flag,
which will be a very good thing.
It would be well for the Council OF this
city to attempt to cross Second street and
Walnut some muddy day. Perhaps they
would then have a crossing placed there,
as It is almost impossible 10 get over for
I the mud.
Miss Clara Clark leaves tonight foI
Washington, d. c., where she has been
called BY a telegram stating that her sis-
ter. Mis- Phoebe, formerly Of this place,
IL quite Ill.
Miss Dckie Greer, telephone central at
/ New Cumberland who has been at the
bedside Of her uncle, Rev. Dr.. DaHass, re-
turnsd TO her duties yesterday.
Bszzsl Ray, the popular hotel porter at
the Hotel haywood, is threatened with
/ typhoid fever and will be taken 10 the hos
pital in Wheeling today
Mr.. Brro1, Of Columbus, o, Is in the
city pm ting In heaters in the new school
buildings Of the First and Third wards
Geo. H. Smith received very fine i'm
/ ported Maltese cat last evening L was
the eift Of friend in New York.
Rev. Dr.. 5. +. De Hass was reported 10
better last night, and the doctors say that
ne canno. last long.
Forhes, Of the Black Diamond Theatri-
cal Cjmpsny, was registered at the Hotel
haywood.
Miss Kate Taylor died Tuesday night At
| 10 o'clock, after quite a long illness.
Mrs J. Y Patterson is quite i'll at her
| home on Third street.
Hon. J. o. McCleary, Of Portland, was
IN the city yesterday.
Nearly all the manufacturing establish
meots are OF to-day.
Mrs. Cbas. Hogua is in Brilliant, O,
visiting friends.
Miss Ora Boyd ID visiting friends in
Brilliant, o.