Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-22
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Mrs w. Policy. of Main street, is visit
ing her mother in Wheeling.
VanCuran,s confectionery has assumed
ON Easter look. the result of artlstlcaliy
arranged corrections. ..ho
q Fitzgerald, ST., popular roller al tue
INNER works, had his leg badly wrencheu
while engaged in his employment, ana was
compelled TO desist from work part OF last
week ~, noe
in town last week. 1900, .o,.e
Several marriages are DoOheu 70 'a an
Mace shortly after Lent, and more 10 loi,
| low when the May birds are singing anu
the hawthorn is in bloom.
G Golf has the contract for the oulldlne
IN be erected by Walter Mcmillan, on NC
Mechen street.
Herman Carol, one of the tonsorial art
lists at Noers barber shop will go INTO ouSl-
ness for himself, at a stand near the Trans
Emmit Marble. one of the newsboys OF
the southern suburbs, while on his ROUNDS
last Sunday, was attacked by dog ana Sc
verely bitten. ~ r.
The work of preparing the ground Tor
the addition of bell weld at the klverslue
tube works, is now under way. Ihls VIII
be quite an addition to the capacity OF that
industry, as they have not had a oell lurn-
ace. II will probably be completed by sep
tember or in the early fall.
Thomas Pelly has returned from tue
school of pharmacy which he has been at
tending in Pittsburg.
Mrs w. Raper passed through here yes
terday TO Matamoras TO attend the funerai
of her mother
Isaac Thomas, an employee of the River
side steel works, met with an accident at
that plant. Tuesday. He was working
near an ingot which was being moved
when a paddle upon which was consider
able pressure slipped, striking him in the
face. fortunately not breaking bone, out
resulting in painful confusion.
The CharOn is being thoroughly over
hauled and scrubbed, and will come out
Easter in shining ship-shape.
And now one of the school marms giveth
AN order for camphOr and with il packeth
away her trousSeau, for instead OF bridal
favors in the poetical month OF June she
maketh up flood time. Sad il IS Tor her
out not attributable TO miscalculatlon IN
the date, simply reckoning without d
flood
One of the most pleasant receptions OF
the StdSOu louh lllttNt ldNL w NAANoNN-
ing at the residence of j. BOwan on Market
street. Miss Lille, the winsome daughter
received their host Of friends with charm
ing grace. Music and dancing we're IN
dulged in until late hour. y sumptuouS
banquet was served at a suitable hour ana
was thoroughly enjoyed.
The work of razing the Catholic Church
building Will shortly commence, prepara-
tory TO the erection of fine new editice.
every industry was in operation last
week, except the tannery, which was
badly flood wrecked.
A very enjoyable surprise party was
rendered to Miss Blanche Hopkins, at her
residence on Water street, last "Wednesday
evening, the occasion being in celebration
Of that young ladys birthday Music and
various social pastimes was the programme
of the evening. Delicious refreshments
were served at a seasonable hour The
following persons were present: Misses
Eva Edwards, Viola Llnsley, Eva Pea
body, Alice Dunkin, Laura Riddle Molle
Edwards, Christina Serig, Annie Taylor
Emma Miller, Ella Nicholas, Nora Serlg,
Sadie Winsburg, Alice and Emma Myrtle
Laura Charnock, Carrie Lions, and Messrs
Chas N0lte. VIM. Gooth Henry Money
y. Craft, Samuel ST Clair, VIM. Myers
Aryel Curbu, Luke TAYLOR, Ollie Peabody
David Co5ser. VIM. Gherety, John YOst
Eddie Nigle Edward Charnock and Jos
Sheppard.