Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-12
REDWOOD.

Miss Mamie Henderson,, highly ac-
complished Moundsville lady, was in town
yesterday.
The Board of Education made its annual
tour of inspection to each OF the school
buildings in the various sub-distrlcts, last
Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. Engle attended the meeting at
Assembly Hall last week.
Mr. August Hepe, of Water street, is
rusticating at Glen Easton.
Miss Carrie Conner, of Marshall county,
was a guest Of friends here part OF last
week.
The Wheeling Steel Works will resume
operations tomorrow. 1t made run of
couple of days last week. Many car loads
of metal were run in yesterday, II this can
be considered Indication of run. 1t is
TO be hoped it will be of some length.
A roll in the skelp mill at the Riverside
tube works broke last week and necessi-
tated the shutting down Of the lap weld
for the time
Louis Hepe, bender at the tube works,
is able to resume his duties after weeks
Illness.
Rev. Writ King has returned to his
charge in Huntington, after brief visit
with relatives here.
Misses Nora and Christina Serig are the
guests Of friends in Cadiz, Ohio.
Miss Annie johnson, of Wheeling, was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. p. Brannen,
the early part Of last week.
Miss Sadie Barrett has returned from a
brief trip TO Pittsburg
Miss Josephine Landon, the efficient
teacher of No. I, leaves this week for
visit TO friends in Pittsburg.
The replacing of the trolleys on this end
of motor line by the improved spring troll
ley will certainly be a relief TO the crew on
the cars as the uneVennesS of the grade re-
ouired the adjustment of the trolleys quite
frequently.
Jno. Inman, of Beaver, Pa, was guest
OF p Barger the Main street jeweler last
week.
Jno. Arnet of Main street, is rusticating
in Green Co., Pa.
The Misses Reid, of Philadelphia, are
guests at st. Johns rectory.
Miss Tillie Basil has returned, after
brief sojourn amid rural scenes.
A small child os ETsS lssKurz. nvvelder at
the Riverside tube works, was buried Fri
day.
The Disciples church edifice at Nc
Mechen is rapidly nearing completion:
The teackers' salaries for No and NO.
grades of certificates were each advanced
s. per month.
The manchinery for the new bell weld
department at the tube works is being re-
ceived. and the construction Of that depart
ment is progressing rapidly. 1t will prob
ably be ready for operation by the first OF
September.
fhe brick work on the new Catholic
church is progressing with rapidlty.
improvements are still the order OF the
day about town.
Mrs. A. Dare and daughter, Miss Laura,
will spend the remainder OF the summer on
the camp grounds.
J. REYNOLDS, young theological student,
Of this vicinity, delivered his first sermon
at McMechen last Sabbath.
Yesterday was pay day at the Wheeling
steel works, the first general distribution
of ducats for several months.
Miss Sallie Byrne will leave shortly for
Canada, where She will remain for the rest
of the heated term.
The Evening Star Lodge, K. of p, held
its annual installment of officers at their
hall last Monday evening. This occasion
was observed with greater degree or IN
terest as it also celebrated the Initiation OIL
the huudredth man as member OF this or
ganization. After the ceremony OF install
ing officers In the various positions an III
teresting and eloquent address was de-
livered by the State Grand Chancellor and
brief and pithy addresses from different
members. at the conclusion Of which the
lodge and large cOncourse OF people
present were ushered to Dolan's Hall,
where a sumptuous banquet awaited their
discussion.