Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-01-04
BEN WOOD.

A number. OF the boys were struck on the
Glue Company, which showed in Bellaire
Thursday.
Edward Dorsey, Of Sherrard, WAS in
town yesterday.
The supper and festival held by the
ladies Of ST Matthews church closed last
nigat. The committee in charge worked
hard. and their efforts were crowned with
success a neat little sum was cleared
which will be applied TO the church fund.
Real estate in the low lands was at a dis
count yesterday.
Several of the accommodation trains
stopping here have been taken OF the
b. x o.
The Misses Norton, Of Wheeling. were
guests Mrs. Thos. Deegan last week.
Miss Nellie OsDOurne is visiting friends
In Moundsyille.
IL was rumored on the streets yesterday
that the BODY Of the drummer who met
such an untimely death IN the b. X ..
station at Wheeling few days since, was
recovered at the Narr0ws.
Miss Ella Fitzpatrick, OF Martins Ferry,
is visiting in town
The funeral of Mrs. Ann Williams, an
estimable old lady OF Lower ward, takes
place to-day. She was the only nonagena-
rian in that ward. Her funeral will be at
tended by her children, grandchildren ana
great-grandchildren
The Misses Davis, of Water street. en-
tertaiHed a number Of their friends wlth
pleasant taffy party last Monday eve nlng
A house warming will be given Wednes-
day evening at the handsome new country
residence of Mr. Philip Marking, about
four miles out in the country.
The city is putting the sewer on SKIN
street in good shape
The Charon was obliged to tie up Tue
greater part of yesterday, owing to the
| flood of heavy ice.
Joseph White will remove TO Upper ward
this week.
Miss Annie Pelley was guestof Mounds
vile friends several days last week.
People are not loudly complaining OF
water in their cellars this time, although
il is worse in some places, owing TO OBJ
structcd cutters, but are checriully bear
ing the losses of the food inconvenience.
Miss Rosella Lindsey has returned from
a visit to friends in Mingo.
The water came into the fly wheel pit in
the rolling mill yesterday just as the day
turn was taking out the last heat.
The educational industries will res ume
tomorrow.
Public installation of officers will take
place in three or four Of the lodges within
the present week.
The pan cake social with menu of fried
cakes OF all kinds will be held at the NJ. +.
parsonage tomorrow Monday evening
Captain +. Kline, Of the swift little
steamer Phillips, was in town Friday
IA number of the employees Of the River
side steel plant are taking advantage OF the
present stop at that steadily running in
dustry TO ENJOY some little trips.
j. A. Holiday legal light OF Mounds
vile, was in town Thursday.
II they succeed in striking gas or oil IN
paying quantities it will make boom for
Mason. The well is located on Mr. II.
Keltz's farm. and the boring has reached a
depth Of over 1900 feet with good hopes OF
success.
Miss Lulu McMechen entertained num-
Der Of her friends at the hospitable resi-
dencc Of her father, in South McMechen,
New Years eve.
a subscription is circulating for funds
10 put the tunnel through the bill, opposite
the blast furnace, leading out 10 Mason in
good shape II will be drained down the
slope 10 the east, into BOggs run.
The many friends Of Miss May Con VIII
be panied 10 learn that she is lying danger
ously i'll at her home in the Eighth ward,
with but little hope entertained for her re-
coyery.
Miss Dora Davis. OF Water street, was
guest OF friends in Mingo last week.
Martin Kalor, Of Mason, held the win
ming number for the silver butter dish
chanced of at the festival Thursday even
ing.
Little Miss May. daughter Of MIR. II.
Brush. Is recovering from an attack oi
lung fever
The Epworth League has an increasing
membership. II meets on Tuesday even
] ings.
Rev. Chas. Basil. rectorof ST. Mathews,
will resume his sermons in English al tne
evening services at the Lutheran church,
beginning this evening.