Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
MoUNDsvILLE.


Rev. L. L. Stewart was here yesterday,
on his way home from attending meeting
OF the National Mission Committee, Of
which he Is member, which met atCleve-
land this week. They appropriated g., 225,-
600 for missions.
viii Charlton and Mont Salters painted
the stack Of the electrical plant Friday.
Dangling in the air at height Of eighty
hve feet from the ground was position
not TO be envied at all AT first Charlton
had TO climb the stack, which he did by
means Of a small rope, which he slipped
along as he went, until be reached the top,
where he placed a hook for block and
tackle. They did the work by means Of a
swinging scaffold. The hooks were left up
tor future work.
j. w. Gallagher & Son are putting in
glass front, remodeling, and increasing the
capacity Of their store rooms on Water
street.
Miss Nellie Hickey, Of Glen Easton, is
visiting friends in the city.
Engineer ]. r. Kennedy, and assistants,
are plating the ten acres Of ground pur-
chashed by Purdy, Brown, Hunter, and
others, where the Webster Wagon Com
pany's sheds formerly stood II will make
some elegant building lots.
Miss Maggie Barr, Of Calhoun county, is
visiting her brother, 5. G. Barr, on Jeffer-
son Avenue.
A number Of young ladies and gentlemen
will spend Thanksgiving at New Martins
vile.
Addison Harris has secured the contract
for putting the tin roof on the large dining
hall at the prison, and has large force OF
WOrkmen now at il.
G.. s. T. Griffith has purchased the brick
dwelling and lot opposite William Dorsey's
near the glass works, for s, 800. He Will
open a well equipped livery in the spring.
Louis He'll and wife have taken rooms In
Ed. Lohr's residence on Third street
The FIRE bells called the population out
Friday afternoon, on account OF small
blaze in Robert Maupin's tenement house
on Eighth street twas extinguished by
a bucket Of water.
The young ladies of the Episcopal Church
are deserving of great credit for the energy
they are displaying to make the oazarr,
which in to be held during the hrst week
in December, a grand success.
Mr.. John Chapman, book keeper OF the
Weaver-Bordall Manufacturing Co., has
rented the residence Of John Smith, adIoln-
ing the City Park.
+. w. Brown, has been confined to his
house this week, threatened with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Van Pelt, the estimable wife Of
Warden Van Pelt, has returned from her
former home in Fsyette county, where she
was called by the serious illness OF her SIS
ter. Her sister is convalescent.
Miss Dollie Israel is very low with ty-
phoid fever, at her fathers home on Jeffer-
son street.
The new drug store Of Alexander &
Beam will be opened tomorrow morning.
They have everything arranged artistic
ally, and the interior presents hne APP
pearance, and will be quite convenient for
citizens Of that part Of town.
The musical entertainment given at the
Masonic Hall Thursday evening for the
benefit of the Junior Order OF United
American Mechanics was a decided sue
cess. The instrumental and vocal music
was much appreciated. The programme
was made up entirely Of home talent with
the exception of Mr.. Will Day, Of Wheel
ing, and Miss Nellie Hickey, Of Glen Eas-
ton, whose singing brought forth the rap
turous applaudits of the audience.
Quite q number OF Uniformed Golden
Eagles came down from Wheeling,and help
ed Mystic Castle Lod Se Of this place to ini-
tate eighteen members. After adjourn
ment, Capt H. G. Hannegan invited the
members 10 an oyster supper at the Gen.
tral House, where pleasant evening was
spent.