Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-13
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The work on the ditch WnlCn 10 ~ " 49,
the waste water from the Clty Pui.e air,e,
and points in that vicinity, is ProeL aa,
nicely, and when completed VIII oo
.o,,,,Se1Iience which has long been needed.
Miss Gertrude Amerine gave musicale
N q number of her friends at her nome DIT DIT
Rrookside. on Friday evening, IN n9nor "a
her guest. Miss Campbell, OF the 1sIanu'
The audience spent delightful eYeni tt
and only hope that they snall naVo .uo
Measure of ENJOYING such rare trea1 soluo
time in the very near future. ch,,o,
Rev Sweeney. of the West Emo ChurCn,
will nreach sermon to the members OF Tue
q. u. A. NJ. this evening at elght clooS'
The lodge will meet at their hall ana lnarcu
TO the church in body. n rho,.,
The many friends OF William r. thoI ~
burg. formerly Superintendent Oh tne ~,
/. q w. railroad, but now wee FresIuen ..
of the Valley road, will be g!sa 10 neal
that in all probability he VIII De gwen H Tne
Commssionership OF Rallroaus anu ei'
graph. .,od ras+erday
morning. Very little business tranSplreo
after the resolutions had been adopted.
During their stay the delegates put up aC
the Sherman House.
LOuis Deitrick met with quite serious
accident yesterday afternoon wnite COUP
inStwo cars. His hand caught In the
compiling link and the force OF the car
almost smashed his hand TO Jelly.
On Christmas Eve wedding VIII Jake
place. the contracting parties being Mr.
Samuel Dannel and Miss Lou Francis,
both parties are very well known ABOUT
this section. ~ :.
il. Daniels. operator at the G. q T., Is
visiting his home in Toronto, y.
/ -. .g,Wsf0h
ing so fast that he will soon be able 10 per-
from his duties again. ,.,,.
Geo. c. Mckee, Esq, was in Tiltonville
yesterday.
Quite a number of people took IN the
Jefferson Comedy Company last nlght.
Jacob Coss. d former citizen OF TINS place
and other points farther up the river ai ies
on Friday evening at his home in Chilli
Gothic. Ohio. Had he lived until next tues
day he would have been 10S years OF age.
Miss Jennie Phillips will leave to-mor-
row for Los Angeles, Cal.
Chas. Arrick, ST., died very suddenly on
Friday evening at his home on Fruit Hill
Farm in the West End. His death was
quite shock to his many friends.
Fred E. Non, Superintendent Oh Iele-
graph on the C., l.. & w. r. r., is in town.
A. NeWmBn, ESQ, has arrived nome
from an extended Eastern trip.
The NJ. E. Sunday-scholars are making
preparations for their annual Christmas
entertainment.
Miss jeanette Knotte left yesterday for
her home at Warrington.
viii Scott, Esq, is building line dwell
ing in Kirkwood.
Mr.. Ed Wells and wife, Of Pleasant
Grove, were in town yesterday.
Miss Carrie V. Dent left for her home.
at Morgantown to spend the holiday sea-
son.
Jas. Morrow and wife are spending
few days at Moundsville.
AL Bonie is at Massillon on business.
Miss Emma Porter is recovering from
severe illness.
F. G. Robinson was arraigned before the
Mayor yesterday morning, on the charge OF
assault and battery sworn out by Henry
Wacker. 1t seems that Robinson and
Wacker had some trouble about household
affairs, and each one had been goading. the
other until things finally came TO crisis,
Wacker claiming Robinson attempted to as
sault him. The hearing was set Tor Tues
day evening at six p. m.