Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-13
BENWOOD.

W. King. the efficient head bookkeeper
and clerk at the Riverside steel plant, has
rendered his resignation, and will occupy
the position OF Assistant Cashier In the
Claysyille bank Mr.. king has been IN
the employ Of the Riverside Company for
a number OF years, and enjoys the esteem
Of all the employees with wnom he is eN-
ceedingly popular.
Alfred Davis, small boy who resides
with his parents in Upper ward, injured
his back the other day while jumping, but
did not complain Of 10 az the time. The
next day when his mother went 20 awaken
him. she found he was unable to arise, and
he Is now suffering from lock-Iaw resulting
from the injuries.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give fair
and festival In the early part OF May. The
society has been working for the past three
wears 20 pay for the parsonage which they
purchased There still remains debt OF
500, which they hope TO cancel with the
proceeds OF this festival. There Will De
number OF contests, among them one Tor
ladies' gold watch; also one for gentle
mans.
William Lambert, one OF the machinists
who resigned az the Riverside works, Will
leave for Nebraska this evening, where be
has accepted position.
DEPUTY Sheriff McCombs was In the city
yesterday.
Miss Anna Pelley, one OF the teachers in
the public school, Is lndlsposed,
Lone Star Assembly No. !, Pythian Sis
terhood. will hold festival April 9 and
IL, at the City Hall.
r. Haskins, OF Psrkersburg, Is the guest
of DR.. Haskins.
Mrs. Oscar Mcmillan is suffering from
an attack Of rheumatism.
Rev. Father Burke, OF Mason City, will
deliver q lecture on the 18th inst In ST.
Johns Church for the benefit OF the church.
The reverend gentleman is a talented and
eloquent speaker, who never falls 10 secure
and hold the uDhagging attention and In
terest OF his audience. This lecture will
be a rare intellectual feast for all who at
tend, aud the opportunity should DO neg
lected by no one.
Mrs. s. Ullman. Of Burton, is the guest
OF friends here.
A large crowd from here will attend tho
Mulehaman benefit In Wheeling.
Two trains loaded with German immi-
grants pissed through here Friday en- route
for the West.
operation this week.
Walter Bloomfield will MI the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation OF W. King,
al the Riverside.
The Upper Steel plant will resume oper-
atoms Tuesday.
Mrs. O'Donnel has disposed OF her pro
perty on Main street 10 Mr.. O'Donnel
from some point down the river, who will
open a first class saloon.
The public school has established
library on a small scale for tho benefit OF
the pupils. The first lot OF books have
been purchased by subscriptions from the
teachers and pupils This Is good scheme
and IL were well for the youths OF this town
IL there was reading room or circulating
library. where they might spend their even
ings proftsbly and creditably.
Mrs. Arthur Gerahty IL In Cleveland,
where she was hastily summoned by the
serious illness OF her sister.
". Tabert, who teaches no Chestnut
Grove was the city yesterday.
Tom Pelley Is homo from Ptttsourg,
where he has been attending college, and
has recently passed tho examination Ia
pharmacy.
J. NJ. Stanley, Of Piedmont. Supreme
Chaplain Of the Knights Of the Mystic
Chain, addressed the Castle here last even
ing.
]. Riddle and brother have opened an
hotel on Main street, which viii be known
as the Hotel Windsor.