Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-12-08
BENWOOD.
Facts and Fancies Ahoat In Our Busy
Nelghbor Town.

Facts and Fancies Ahoat In Our Busy
Neighbor Town.
The citizens of Upper ward are circulat-
ing petition for the erection of a new
school building Immediately in that ward.
The school for that district is located across
the railroad and some distance up the Iun,
and when the run is high the children are
often compelled TO wade through it.
The f.stival for the benefit Of st. Mat
tbews church will commence Thursday and
close Saturday evening. 1t will be held in
the school-rOom, adjoining the church, and
the indications are that it will be highly
successful affair. The committee of ladies
and gentlemen in charge of it are working
very energeticllly.
Mr.. J. Arnburgher, the capable man
ager of the Wheeling steel works, who has
been i'll for some time past, is again able
to he about the works.
Mr.. F. Carmen, of Cincinnati, is visit
ing Mr.. w. Huggsns, of this place.
Both steel plants made exceedingly
large outputs of steel last week. No 2
turn of the lower plant, under the Elf
cient management of Mr.. W. Floyd, made
% heats on Monday. This is equivalent
to 267 tons, the largest output ever made
BIZ either plant in that time, and it is said
to surpass the record OF any plant in the
Ohio Valley.
Quite number 90 up to Wheeling to
hear the Silver Lake Q aartette.
The funeral, Thursday, of the small son
of Mr.. NJ Deegan was very largely at
tended.
Mrs. J. w. Myers has been on the sick
list
Miss Ida RogersOn is a guest of Wheel
ing friends
Mrs. C. S. Ford, the efficient principsl
of the public schools, is now occupying
the neat new Office recently constructed IN
the upper hall of the school building.
The fare on the B. & o. from McMeehen
TO Wheeling has been reduced to fifteen
cents, but the fare from here to the for
mer place remains unchanged.
A popular young man Of Centre ward
will become a Benedict on New Year,
day.
Messrs. John Neidermeyer and Chas
Schrabe are contestants for set of har'
ness at st. Matthews fair, and Mr.. Louis
Kalaher and J. Smith for a sleigh.
Mr.. A. LETTERS, P. NJ, at McMechen, IS
on the sick list.
Your attention is called to /. A. Rolf 4
Co. g real estate advertisement on page D..
Tnis will enable everybody 70 have home
for themselves on easy terms
MI j. Beans will remove to Wheeling
this week.
Ill Ill -, Ca,tva 1yord oryolIo,ve 4
coin on the street las. Friday.
Mr. J. johnson, ST., will soon remove to
Wheeling.
Itwas remarked yesterday by farmer
that "the mud on the country road mile
or two below town is eight feet high and
still rising"
Mr.. Med onald is building cOmmodious
resinance of gothic architectural design at
| McMfc chen.
Some people are buying their Xmas tur.
key at this early day.
All the returns of the fair and festival
held by st. Johns congregation are not YET
in, but they will foot up to neat little
sum.
Mr.. James briggs, the we'll known
baker of Bellaire and here, is increasing
his force of men employed in the bakery
for the holiday trade.
It was rumored on the streets yesterday
that the body of John Carroll had been
recovered, but upon investigation the RI
NOR was found to be without grounds.
A ball was given at WestwOod's Friday
evening.
The nail factory will resume work or
Wednesday or Thursday.
The lower plant shipped large con-
signment of steel plate to IrontOn last
week. This was carrying non-carbOn iron
to Ironton.