Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-22

noon at 3 o'clock from her late residence
in Burlington. She was widely known
and had q host of friends. The funeral
will be largely attended from Bridgeport,
Etnaville and this city.
A young child, q years old, of L. w.
| Smith, the First Ward grocer died yester-
day morning and will be buried to-day
The Red Men who were TO go to Mingo
TO visit sister lodge there, had to post
pone the trip on account of the railroad
getting knocked out.
James Costello who was at the city
building under the treatment Of ply 81
clan, was taken to the County Infirmary
yesterday
Cliff Krim, of Flushing, has accepted
position with Mr.. c. Long, Of Washington
street.
Mr. Gottschalk, salesman for the Buck
eye Glass Company, has arrived from
Pittsburg He came from Steubenyille in
a skif.
Johnnie Graham, who formerly lived
here, stopped in this city on his way from
Pittsburg to Anderson, Ind A Pittsburg
firm has purchased the American Glass
Works at Anderson and viii start it up
Immediately.
The Laughlin mill starts up again to-
morrow
General Secretary Delhi, of Pittsburg,
Supt. A. B. Daily and Secretary Rodger,
of the Natural Gas company, were in the
city yesterday They are pushing things
TO get their line in shape, and think they
will have the gas on by the middle Of the
week.
DR.. Ong was able to get down to his
store yesterday with the aid of a patent
crutch, an invention, by the way of his
that he is thinking about applying for the
patent right
The Junior American Mechanics cele-
brated Nashington's birthday in great
style yesterday by a grand parade. There
was quite a turnout, but it would have been
larger if there had not been some misun-
derstanding on account Of the weather.
There were two bands in the parade. At
Lafayette hall they gave festival and en-
tertainment which was grand success in
every particular, and everybody was well
pleased with the entertainment, which was
worth five times the price Of admission
which was only 10 cents.
Tom COnOway, the accommodating sales
man of Charles kuckuck, is on the sick
list
Wanted-Young man TO help in Hard
ware store ana learn Tin trade Call on
c. Long, Washington street
Mr.. Wilson of this city received word
yesterday that he was granted a pension.
Ex-County Treasurer George Robinson
and wife returned 10 their home in St
Clairsville after pleasant visit with rela-
tives here
l. +. Danner, Of the real estate firm Of
Black * Baird, Of Pittsburg, and formerly
OF this city, was married 10 Miss Matilda
Shillinger, Of that city.
Quite a swell affair took place az the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs James Tame
hill, of Martins Addition. Those present
were. Misses Nettie McWilliams, Clara
Anthony. Maggie Moore, Clara Shuts,
Gertie Tannehll and Messrs. Oscar
Hampton, Will Frazier, Thurman Selby,
VIII Davis and Frank Anthony. All re-
port splendid time, and are wishing for
such events 10 occur often.
Two Yorkville sports were run in by
Officers Och and Bowman for being drunk
and disorderly
At the regular o'clock meeting of the
Y. NJ. G. A. for all men, the topic will he
A Cry from the Tower Also reports
will be given from the delegates 20 the
State convention.
There will be no services or Sabbath
at the Episcopal church to-day on account
Of no gas.
Stanton McMasters, Of Mt. Pleasant.
was down yesterday.
Ross Giffen, of Maynard, viii move his
family to this city.
Johnny Burns is here from Greensburg,
Pa
A W He'll has sold out his meat market
TO his son-in-law, Mr.. j. Shenck.
Everybody is beginning TO get things
in shape as they were before the flood.