Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-15
BENWOOD.

prof C. S. Ford attended the regular
meeting of the Round Table Friday even
| ing. ,,....a.,,i1lo
Friday. ,.o,, o;,i,or
of McMechen, is on the sick list.
The census bulletin OF this district SHOWS .,.
population Of about 5,OOO. Ou' OF ILllS
only only one inhabitant Is oil Tue coloreu
race 80, go.
The NJ E. Sunday school will be con
ducted in the public shOol building to-day,
and until such time as they secure suit
able edifice. 49,.
! Hoskinson. eldest son of DR.. Hoskin-
SON of NIcNlechen, is completing thorough
course in pharmacy. ,,. 3
boots and shoes which was damaged by the
flood ~
The large carpenter shop of j. L. Nc
Mechen. on Main street, whlch nau not
been opened since the food until yesterday,
presented quite an interesting spectacle 10
the men who had tools, ornamentBl WOOD
work. etc, stored there.
Mrs w. p. Curran returned FRIDAY
from a visit 10 friends in GlOver's Gap.
{. ID Kronhardt was ia Moundsvllle
Friday.
The regular meeting of trustees and
teachers will be Friday evening next, nav
ing been postponed owing to time lost by
the flood.
T.. Glover. of Bellaire. has secured the
contract of Mrs. Evans new eight-roomeo
building on Main street, work upon Which
will be commenced Immediately.
The pianos which were removed TO BEL
laire from the high water were beng
brought back yesterday.
The $ and Club met at the home OF
Miss Maggie Sharp in Lower ward last
evening
The Methodist church is only holding. MS
morning services in the public school ou!lQ-
inc. The evening services are suspended,
owing TO a popularity in the insurance pol
icy carried upon that building.
Miss Ida b. Groves, of Lower ward, IS
spending few weeksin Pittsburg.
August and Albert Policy were down at
thecountv seat several days last week.
Miss Edna Osborne has completed the
course of stenOgraph and bookkeeping at
the Business College, and left Tuesday Tor
Ravenswood, where she has accepted a
temporary position.
William Crockard, the efficient manager
of the Riverside blast furnace, has return
ed from trip to Bethlehem, Pa.
Mrs. \. r. Warden, Of Grafton, Is the
guest of her parents on Main street
Sinclair Bros, has secured the second
floor consisting of three apartments ABOVE
their pharmacy and paint store and where
they will store stock and also have laord-
tory This will be decided advantage TO
them in case of floods as they have been
heavy losers thereby.
Mrs. Schad. a venerable and estimable
lady formerly of this place, mother OF Aug.
Schad, Esq. of Water street, died yester-
dav at the residence of another son in
Wheeling.
Quite "A number of bodies were disinter-
red in Boggs' Run cemetery within the
past week and re buried owing to slips on
the hillside Some of the bodies were re-
moved to other cemeteries.
John Deegan, owner of the largest and
most complete store in town, has secured
an extension TO his place OF business Oy
two additional rooms on the second floor,
one of which will be devoted exclusively 10
thedisplay of wall paper.
Mayor Mahood was at the county seat
last week
\ large concourse of the friends of Mr.
aud Mrs. james YOst attended a reception
which was held i'm their honor i'm Beliaire
last evening.
The Missionary Society met at the home
of Miss Annie Pelley, Wednesday after
noon.
The nailors were busily engaged in put
ting their machines in good order for the
resumption Of the factory tomorrow.
4 host of Mr.. MAJ Kaylors friends as
semOled az his home on Main street, Fri
day evening, and formed a gay surprise
prrty in his honor Music and social games
were the order of the evening.
a Nhprrnfpur
lady of AndersOnville, Ind, is a guest OF
Mrs Benson, on Water street
Miss Lizzie Phillips, of GAINESVILLE, O.,
paid pleasant visit to friends here last
week
Robert Headley, who sustained some in
iuries at the Riverside works some time
since. is again able to be out.
The following programme is announced
for the Teachers Institute to be held in
Moundsvlle on the 18th prOX: What prac-
teal use can be made of psychology in the
school ROOM d. T. Williams; Spirit Of
the Teacher" T. j. Parsons; Teaching
physiology TO children +. BOnar; "SchOOl
government" Prof. Dorentz; "CO-opera-
tion Of parents and public in general school
work &c Hon j. Alex. Ewing; written
work in schools Miss Nj. +. McCabe;
"SchOol apparatus ClydeS. Ford; Daily
preparation of the teacher for the class
room, Miss Elva Kerth; addresses. by
Rev Grimes and Rev. Taylor; Teaching
numbers TO primary pupils-Class drill,
Miss India Evans: Teaching beginners
20 read-Class drill, Miss Mollie Sharp.
Sessions at 10 a. m, a m. and 30 D. m.
W W. Writ, County Superintendent of
Schools.
SFEUBENVILLE
STEJBcNvIELE, March lon Monday
afternoon last a union revival meeting was
held i'm the Third PRESBYTERIAN church.