Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-27

The bonds are for sale for the Mount
| Pleasant and Laurelton turnpike.
II was Will Morgan, promlheh. gt vass
worker, of the Elson Glass VOTES anu MI?o
! Sarah Swager, and not MISS A1nIe
| Swager. who were married the other day.
| Our Republican friends here are taking
q GOOD bill of interest in the Sherman
| Foraker Senatorial tight. 80
Misses Maggie and Kate Smith very
| pleasantly entertained numoer OF Iueit
friends Christmas night, at their nome q.
| prltnev Bottom, and several Martln
| Ferry people were included among sue
| puests. Those present were the Misses
Kate Heath, Kate Brice, Hannah uCuey,
Kate and Alta Davis. The gentlemen were WEI;
Oscar Mckinley, Samuel HEATH, Ems,
worth LASTLY, Chas. CutsnaW, Mr.. anu
Mrs. John Futhey, James tuthey, OF
Jamestown: Mr.. and Mrs Exley, of Ale
obenv. A. G. Shaver, of Martins Ferry;
| Miss Mary Crawford, of Dille's Bottom,
and Miss Bloom, of Wheeling. The prizes
! of the evening were awarded 10 Miss hate
| Heath and Mr. James Futhey.
A. b. Gibson is visiting relatives al
Mrs. VIM. Hilton, of Vine street, is visit
| ing at Mingo. ,,
Miss Mcdonald. the accomplished teach
err of music in our public schools, is spend
! ing her vacation at her home IN Detroi1'
Mich.
mas with her daughter, Mrs. James Nc
Cleary, of Newlano's addition.
Bert wilkins, Of Harrisville, is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Watson, OF the
Third ward. 49,
guest of his brother, DR.. w. E. Hervey, o e
this city.
is the guest of her son, Charles Swartz.
Mrs. Pasco and Miss Edwards, OF SHAW,
nee, are the guests Of Rev. VIM. Lewis, OF
Broadway.
Thomas Schofeld is home spending his
vacation with his parents on Walnut street.
Thomas Charlton, manager OF the
Greensburg glass works, is visiting MS
family here.
The Second NJ. f. church festival, Fri
day evening, was grand success.
Peter Stewart, of Steubenville, is the
guest of his brothers and sister here.
Mrs. T. +. Anderson and son George, OF
East Liverpool, are the guests OF the faml-
ly Of Capt L. w. Inglebright.
Wilbur Coss, of Greensburg, is the guest
of his parents in Clark's addition.
Lee Myers and Miss Hattie Groves were
Quietly married Christmas evening, and
are receiving the congratulations OF their
friends. Miss Groves is the daughter OF
c. H. Groves, Of the Orchard.
The cutting department of the Buckeye
glass works will 60 on tomorrow to finish
UP some of the work that has accumulated
Dick Huskins, of Piqu, and John and
Wash Huskins, of GAINESVILLE, are visiting
their parents on Vine street,
Mrs. DIR. Darrah and children are visit
ing at West Lafayette, o.
The two boys that were hurt in the ex-
plosion Of the cannon are doing as well as
could be expected. Young Wright has one
eve completely gone, but there is some
hopes of saving the other one AtWell Is
getting along finely.
A well known local scrapper OF this city
attempted to take possession Of promi-
nent Hanoon street saloon yesterday even
ing, but with poker )od grit and hard
fist the would-be pugillst was landed on
the outside. We learned later that Capt
Westwood had charge Of him in the City
Hotel.
The Laughlin nail works and the Buck
eye glass works will start up tomorrow
after three days stop for Christmas. The
Buckeye expects TO work about week to
even up some work for which the have or
ders, and then shut down indefinitely.
The members Of the Y. p. S. @. E., OF
this city, have kindly donated enough
funds to defray expenses for Rev. Brown
lee, their delegate to New York, as their
representative at the meeting the first Of
July.
The Kings Daughters will meet at Miss
Matte EXleys, on Fonrth street, Monday
evening.
Miss Lucy McWilliams is in Mt. Pleas
ant visiting friends.
Olive Lodge No. 1900 X. of H., elected
the following officers at their last meeting
on Friday night: Representative, Richard
O'Brien; Alternate, James Tennehill; Die
tator j. NJ. Blackboard; Vice Dictator, d.
X. Lady; A. S, V, S. Hopkins; Reporter,
James Tenuehill; Treasurer. G. NJ. Timber
lake; Chaplain, Frank Brown; Inside
Sentinel, VIM. Ford; Outside Sentinel, j.
S. Cochran; Trustees, r. O'Brien, S. Hip
kins and j. \. Brown.
There was a grand family reunion at
the home of Mrs Conrod Sommers on Glens
Run Christmas day, there were forty-five
present including children, grandchildren
also great grandmother. There were a
great many presents given. All around it
was one of the most enjoyable and largest
reunions ever held in this section.
Mr.. G. H. Over is the guest of Mr. VIM.
Joy of Broadway
The office of the Martins Ferry Keg and
Barrel Works was opened yesterday for
business, and is one of the finest in the city,
the furniture being especially handsome
and of the latest and most handsome design
When all the buildings for the plant are
completed they will be credit not only to
the proprietor, but to the town as we'll