Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-08
BENw00D.

All the churches of various denomina-
tions will hold services to-day for the first
time since the flood.
There was boom in the cinder hauling
trade last week.
The tube works is running 20 its utmost
capacity and can scarcely keep up in filing
its orders. IL has not a single line of pipe
in stock, all being shipped US rapidly as il
is manufactured
Specifications for the new school build
| ing at McMechen are now on view for bids
for its erection.
J. Kurz has removed his family to South
| Wheeling.
Mrs. JACOB Lander, an estimable lady Of
Water street, is indisposed.
Friday night some thieves entered DR..
L. Eskey'S carriage house and stole lot
of horse feed.
The Methodist Church services will be
held in the public school building to-day.
The remains of JOnn Quirk were taken
10 Latrobe for interment,
Quite a number of property-holders in
the lower section Of the town contemplate
having their houses raised in the spring.
John Pritchard will shortly remove his
| family to Bellaire
John Plues has removed his family to
the Eighth ward.
Church in Ritchietown, was guest OF
Rev h p nehemiah Thursday.
The Wheeling Steel Works will resume
in all departments tomorrow. The fact is
welcomed by all, as it being shut down
since December last has made business dull
in some respects.
Ii is stated that an advance in rents will
go into effect on or about April l.
A BeuwoOd party received divorce in
Ohio county a few weeks since, and II Is
said this may be a bad precedent for SINH
lar cases.
George Fitzgerald. of Martins Ferry,
was in town yesterday.
The attendance AT the public school last
week was very good Notwithstanding the
Hood and the prevalency of the measles.
d. ID. Montgomery. member of the Board
OF Education, was in town yesterday.
b. Is. McMechem has returned from
Moorefeld, Va.
The : aud L. Club met at Miss Helen
NcCabe's on Main street. last evening.
The Epworth League has discontinued
It's meetings until suitable place can be
haze wherein 10 assemble.
Rev Bishop John j. Kane was guest AZ
ST Johu's Rectory Thursday.
Joseph Liudevile, of McMechen street,
is in Warrington.
= Dowd, assistant yard master AZ the
Junction. is building = neat and commod!-
Gus residence AZ McMechen.
r. Harrington, popular conductor on
the electric line. who sustained some III
juries on the railroad, will shortly be able
10 be about.
A small child Of Harry Bowers Is dan
gerously i'll.
Quite number of cases Of measles are
reported throughout the town
Joseph c. McMahOn is building iine
and palatial residence in Mcmahon. The
design is from the hands Of noted archi-
tect and is u style that IS widely used in
the west.
The services Of the Catholic Church will
DO held in the parochial school building to-
day.
/. Eskey, Sr., OF Pittsburg, was in town
Wednesday.
Edward Deegan, one of the corps Of
operators at the Junction, is cOnvalescing.
St. Johns school will reopen Monday.
Two men INDUCED in pugilistic en-
counter on Main street yesterday after
noon.
But few Of the town pumps are in good
working order since the flood.
The first of next month would have been
the city election under the original charter