Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-27
BENWOOD.

Little Miss Leona Thorner, Of Nc,
Mechen, entertained quite number OF her
school mates last Thursday in pleasant
and hospitable manner.
Miss Della Deegan entertained friends
from MOuudsville at her home on Water
street Friday evening.
A brilliant entertainment will be given
under the auspices Of the Epworth League
of this place, assisted by the Christian En-
deavor and League societies OF Bellaire at
the NJ E. church Tuesday evening. An ex-
ceIent programme consisting Of vocal and
Instrumental music. select reading and re
citations will be rendered. Some Of the
best talent Of Bellaire and this place will
participate. Everybody IS cordially in
Vited TO attend.
A vast number Of yard tracks for the
storage Of freight have been put in below
the station.
Mrs. NJ. Dolan, an estimable lady Of
Centre ward. is seriously ILL.,
a fair and festival will be given under
the auspices Of St. Johns congregation.
Both steel plants made exceedingly good
outputs last week.
The improvements at the BenWOOd Iron
Works are about completed.
Miss Maggie Barritt, Of Water street, is
cOnvelescant from typhoid fever.
Mrs. w. King, of Huntington, is guest
at the residence Of her father, DR.. II. I.
Ford.
&c. Simpson, a rising young attorney Of
MOundsville, was In town yesterday.
Miss Hattie Davis, a Junior Of our
school, is visiting friends in Pittsburg.
A very pleasant party was given last
evening by Mr. and Mrs. KGylOr, at their
hOspitable home in Mason. Quite num-
Der went out from here and a NEST enioya-
Die time is reported.
W. h. Policy, a pharmacist from Min
80, was in town yesterday.
Rev. j. Engle, the worthy pastor OF the
NJ. u. congregation, will leave tomorrow
TO attend Conference.
The teachers Of this place and vicinity
viii hold their class meetings in the ONCE
Of the Principal on each Monday evening
Main street is gradually assuming a
frst-class shape.
Water was a scarce commodity during
the past week. The town pumps are IN
dergOing repairs and the water cartS'are in
demand.
Joseph Worthingtou, the trusty mail
messenger, who mas been III, viii be able 70
report for duty tomorrow.
The Riverside works gladdened the
hearts of its twelve hundred employees yes
terday by It being payday.
The Trustees and teachers Of the public
school hold their regular meeting Friday
evening.
The violent and forcible dynamite ex-
plosions at the works are a source of an
nOyance 70 the sick people in Centre ward,
Miss Soma Schad, charming young
lady OF Centre ward, is a guest OF friends
In PittS5urg
The net proceeds Of the festival given by
the ladies Of the NJ. +. church, last week,
were about 800
Willie Ritter, q small boy Of Lower
ward, had his left eve injured last week.
Mrs. y. Mcbride has siege OF typhoid
fever.
The Building and Loan Association is in
fourishing condition.
Robert Lindsey resigned his position al
Delaplane's.
S. Mcdonald, a steelworker, formerly Of
this place, was appointed superintendent OF
a steel plant in SUperi0rWiScOnsin. 1t 8
plant OF large capacity and in a good ore
region. Mr.. Mcdonald assumes the duties
of his new position on the 1st proX.
Miss Halle LyntOn, Of MOundsvile, is 9
guest Of Miss Blanche Hopkins, on Mair
street.
A force Of brick layers will complete the
topping and gable ends Of the st. john:
Church this week.
The loop on the b. & 0. is completed and
will be ready for use this week.
j. Schane viii shortly remove to his hnt
new dwelling In Upper ward.
A small boy who rode a horse down 4
the river for water yesterday was thrown
OF the animal INTO the water After spin
ming around like top he was rescued by
spectator.
A pleasant social and festival viii b
given at the end Of the week by the ladies
of the Disciples Church in that quaint lit
tie edifice in McAiechen
it is reported that the nail factory vii
resume work next week.