Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-26

$50 O'Clock. May 90, 1889, and to march
to the Presbyterian churcn Ior meIloii'i
sermon and services.
second Also 10 meet in G. A. K. Hall,
Tbnr.dav morning, at 8 O'Clock, May 3Oth,
1890 70 Drepare to form in procession,
so as TO nave promptly at nine O'clock, as
nor nrooramme. Oomrade Stephen Hip
kins IF. is appointed Chief Marshal.
There will be addresses by Kew l. .
Winters and others. All g. X. fOs's
which con join us, and the Woman's he
lief Corps Suns of Veterans, ana all OF
yanizstions and all patriotic citizens are
most cordially invited 10 participate WITH
ma in ,hese memorial services. BY oroer
of D K. ALLEN,
Post Commander.
On Friday morning Mr.. Elisha Harris
died at his home in the Orchard after
short spell of serious illness Mr.. Harris
has been aillpg quite long time, Dut
until RECENTLY bis disease has not hindered
him from being about Mr.. Harris was
sixty-two vesrs old, and has been dsvout
member of the Methodist church all MS
life. having served as local preacher IL
his earlier years The remains Will De
buried in Riverview cemetery, after ser
vice in the NJ. E. Church at 1890 a. N.
Mr. Harris leaves a wife and one son 10
mourn mis- loss He WAS always an up
rigQt honest msn and rnerlted and heiu
the respects of his neighbors and acquaih-
tances.
Miss Claire Scott, who is at present lly-
ing in this city, has been requested by the
dramatic club of this city to ASSET them
| in giving a drama some time soon. Mics
Scott has CONSENTED and arrangements Tor
rehearsals will be made at once
Mr.. Henry Helling, the veteran coal
dealer of this city, is in very critical COZ
ditition at his home on West Hsnove'
street. -,
James NJ. Turner, of Musk gOn, Mich
iean, is in this city visiting friends.
Will Reaper is at Anderson, lad. He
will work in the A nerlcan glass WORKS III
that city.
Rev. II. N. Campbell will preach sps-
cial memorial sermon TO day at the ti'st
Presbyterian Church. The G A. K. and
Sons of Veterans will attend in body.
Richard O'Bisrne spent the past week
in Columbus attending the grand council
of the Independent. Order Of Red Men.
He went as delegate from Wanito tribe.
Mr. Walter Bloekuk, OF Pittsburg, wss
he guest Of friends here last week.
Sunday school is now held in the Ferry
View school house every Sunday at p
M. John Scarlet is superintendent ana
Miss Nsvada Darrsh secretary.
The foundation for Theodore Burns new
h. uss on the Heights is about completed.
The Martins Ferry Dramatic Club met
last Wednesday evening and decided TO as
sist Miss Claire Scott in answer to her let
ter published the ODD inst The play de-
cided upon is Lytlons Military Comedy
Drama, THE Lady OF Lyons, "and viii! b.
done with the following cast: "Pauline
Descbepellee, -" Miss Clare Scott; Mad
anne Deschepelles, " Miss E. Riley; Widow
Melnot,e" Miss l. Glalz; "Olsude Mel
nolte." Mr.. S. K Coburn; Col. Dumas. "
Mr.. J. German; mons Bearseant," MI
& Morris; "Mons CLAWS " Mr. W. j.
Bill; Casper" Mr.. G. Roach; Mons
D schepelles." Mr.. VIM. Crowel; Ian
lord" Mr.. K. Purcell. The date of per
Torrance WILL be given later.
Mr.. Geo. s. Bigger, OF Portland, was ID
the city yesterday.
VIII Connolly spent yesterday in Steu-
benville
Miss Maggie johnson and sister, of Port
land, were in this city yesterday calling
on friends.
Nj. o. c. Parker is putting a new root
IN The three story building, corner
Third and Wslnut streets
Mr.. and Mrs E. D. Cattell ware in Bell
aire Yesterday, calling on friends.
Wheeler Bose. OF Yorkville, was in the
city Yesterday, doing business.
Reese Fu1by left yesterday for Toledo,
Ohio.
Miss Mary Walker is in Toronto, the
guest of her sister.
DIR. Thomas, of Mt. Pleasant, o, was
in the city yesterday, on his way TO S'eu-
benville, o.
Mrs. A. J. Vsupelt leaves to-day for
three weeks visit with her parents, near
! Somerton, o.
Shirley Neal, from near Portland, o,
was in the city yesterday calling On
friends.
Mrs. Geo. Strain is in Portland visiting
her father, Mr.. Fred Horning.
MIS- Lupton, of Mt Pleasant, was IL the
city Yesterday. the guest of ner son, VIM.
! LuptOp.
Robert Koehnlirn, of the Tony White
show, is at home spending Sunday with
his family.
John Jump and wife, of Bellaire, are
he guests of relatives at Burlington.
Ben Moore is laid up with typhoid fever.
| He is in a serious condition.
The Model Comedy Company holds the
boards at Lafayette Opera House this
week. Manager Connolly has cbsnged
the lighting arrangements so that the hall
is much improved.
Mrs John Green and daughter Anna
returned yesterday from Bsllaire, where
they were the guests Of Mrs CIV. Bishop.