Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-24
NEIGHB0RH00D.
WHAT HAS BEEN GOING on IN NEARBY
TOWNS THE PAST WEEK.
Social Affairs, Happenings and Events Of Local
Ilisyea Gathered by Register RePoSsrs.
Readable Resume Of De News.
ERAE Ton.


CEArroS. w. Va, Jan. 23-The beauty
and grace of the young ladies and the no
b;ltv and Callantry % the Young gentle
men, combined with the handsome decora-
LOns, presented scene OF exquisite beauty
TUESDAY evening at Briukman's hall,
the occasion being the leap year ball which
was given by the lady members OF the
Feru.eaf Club. The enjoyment began at
$50 p. 70. with the grand march, led by
Miss Myrtle Gigiey and L. b. Joyce. Inc
refreshments were served az i O'CLOCK
Prof. kulmeyer, Of Wheeling, rendered
the music in most delightful manner.
Hon John =. MctSraw LETT Tor Balti-
more Thursday evening
H-G. Bowles, OF -Mouongah, w. Va,
was Ia tav.n this week,
The New York Athangum Company, In
q superb repertoire OF comedies, will open
a weeks engagement Brlnkman's opera
House.
81. A. Hogan. L. Epstein and K. j. Moi
fatt, three prominent young gentlemen Of
pGrkersburg, were iu town this week.
Congressman John .. PendletCn, OF
Wheeling, was registered 30 the Grafton
Hotel Tuesday.
The proposition OF furnishing the town
with an all-uiglt light at 81, 500 per annUm
which was submitted 10 the town council
Monday evening by Superintendent Z. o.
CIV aNl-r ~ aN .a..lAAa @ hN-N va AN.NAA AN-'
Criug and two aCaiustiL
Prof. u. NJ jackson, Of ClarksbUrg, pre-
sentcd q proposition 20 furnish the town
with water aud % place plant In our
town providing the town would guarantee
a certain sum for the use Of hre plugs.
The Council agreed 70 submit the PROPOSE
ton % the vote of the people of the town at
the coming election which will take place
iu March for IT'S ratification or rejection.
ID nnsnN az
guest OF his parents In Baltimore this
week.
The failure Of the bank Of j. J. Nichol-
son and Son, Of Baltimore, caused Mrs.
Heurickson 20 loose -, 900 and the First
National Bank of this place 5000
Governor Fleming passed through here
one day this week. n number OF prOmi-
llCut gentlemen contemplate having tue
Old Fair grounds repaired and have the
track puJ iu racing condition.
i, is Soely was the guest OF bis family
at Baltimore this week.
l.. Addison returned from Baltimore
where ne has been undergoing the treat
msnt OF an expert Opticlan Tor ms eyes
which he has suffered with for some time
With regret we note the death OF limo
thy Kirk, Jr., which took place MouCay
evening aJ the residence OF his father on
WASHINGTON street, after many months
suffering with consumption. The deceased
was q very popular young man, aged ABOUT
TWENTY-FIVE Years The funeral services
Were held at the Catholic Church Wednes-
day morning. Rev. Father helleber per-
formed the ceremonies.
Miss Clara Carney left for home, at
Wheeling, after q pleasant visit 70 Miss
Ella Flanagan.
Capt q. ". Hamilton has recovered from
an attack of illness.
Mrs Anna B., wife of L. W. LippeucOtt,
Of Piedmont W, Va, formerly of this
place. died az her home on January y, 1892.
The deceased was hfty-seven years OF age.
For number Of years Mrs. LippincOtt was
a resident of this place where she has a
number of friends VINO were greatly
shocked 20 hear Of her death
Mr. keenan,, Of Parkersburg, IS the
guest of relatives here.
Services viii be held at the NJ. L. church
az 10 80 a. ~. instead of II a. IN. hereafter.
James AIcAbay left for the City Of Next
CO Thursday.
Miss Lotja Berry, Of Marietta, Ohio, re
turned homo Saturday, after an extended
visit with relatives here.
The pump factory lost q few days this
week OWNS to the severity OF the weather.
Rev. and Mrs Maxwell lett Friday
morning for COnuelsville, Pa, where Rev.
Maxwell has accepted q charge.
Rev. LippencOt., Of Joliet, HIS, was the
guest OF relatives this week.
About twenty ODD Fellows attended the
dedication Of the new hall az IyrCOnuel
Friday
Tns revival meetings held at the NJ. Z.
church have had good success as vet