Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-23
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Mrs. Brlce ana daughter, OF AmOler, o.,
We're guests of Mrs. J. Worthington, last
week.
Charles Gutherie. one of MOuudsvillc's
most promising young mcn, who had the
misfortune of losing the sight of one eye,
and impaired vision in the other has Sc
cured the store and stand of Mr.. +. Lewis,
and will continue the business.
Q Mr. Charley Linburger held the lucky
number which drew the album ratified by
the Ladies' Aid Society.
The Board of Directors for the Building
and Loan Association have not as yet Sc
lected from the applicants for the position
.of secretary, but will probably do so at its
next meeting.
Mrs. NJ. Garvey, Of Main street, IS on
the sick list.
NJ. Green will remove to Matamoris
Mr. Philip Markey's new country resi-
dence was completed yesterday IL is one
of the finest in the district.
One OF the latest projects Is that of put
ting an incline up the hill at the East
Heights and utilizing as much of the sur
face of the hill upon this side and also the
opposite for building purposes
The tunnel in line from the blast fur
mace % Bogg's Run is being put in good
order for pedestrians. This is now main
thOroughiare for the Wcrkmen and boys
living out The run.
The many friends of Mrs. Carmen. Il
most. estimable old lady, viii regret 10
learn of her serious illness.
The trustees and teachers held their reg
ular meeting Friday evening.
Miss Carrie Y. COpp, an accomplished
Young lady from the Island, was in town
yesterday.
The ladies of McMecheG have organized
W. &. L. L.
Matt Connolly. popular emplove of the
Wheeling steel works, had his eye pain
fully burned at that industry
Mr.. Roby, labor boss at the tube works,
had his arm badly fractured some time
since by making a misstep while descend
ing a ladder in an excavation 1t that IN
dUStry.
The shade trees. per agreement. are be-
inc numer0uSly planted IN the Alary!ynn
addition at McMechen.
The Wheeling steel plant shut down Fri
day. owing 10 shortage of the coal sup
ply
The &. x O. is making great improve
ments i'm the ward ut BOggS' run
The driver of an old crowbate found II
impossible 10 force his beast, with a light
WAGON and small load, up the grade on
Ninth street. After Showerng blows thick
and fast upon the animal, aud the continued
effort of the assembled crowd. who in part
had sympathy for the man and others for
the beast. put their shoulders tothe wheels,
but i'm vain The driver then philosophic
ally turned around and retraced his course.
Mrs c. Haase, OF Pittshurg, is visiting
i'm town.
Only eighteen votes were polled in the
NJ. T.. church. Wednesday evening. upon
the submitted question, SHOULD women be
admitted as delegates 10 the General Con
ference with the following result For,
10: against, :.
j. Smith. of Wheeling, accepted his COM
mCdious fvC-roOmcd house from the hands
of tue builders az McMeChen yesterday.
Mr. smith viii not remove his family
there. but will rent his property.
The public schools VIII close Wednesday
evening and reopen the following Monday.
Miss Lizzie \. McCabc, of Main street,
is in Pittsburg on business.
Miss Virginia Bowers, Of Shepherustown,
o. is visiting in town.
Miss O'Counell. society belle OF
Glover'S Gap, iSa guest of friends in Cen
TIRE ward.
Mr. John ROby left yesterday on a visit
20 friends in Marion county.
Thomas McFadden. OF Moundsville, was
in town yesterday.
Mrs Thomas Shepherd, of Main street,
is convalescent from her recent illness.
Andy Shields returned to NOrristown,
Pa, Friday.
Mrs. NJ. Morgan is visiting in Sherrard.
Miss Nora Dol6ear is visiting in Woods
field. q.
Rev. H. p McMiunimau is again able to
be cut.
The hunting fad is at fever heat About
fifty dcvoteeS of the rifle went out over the
hills yesterday.